Category Archives: Canadian Press
Vancouver Whitecaps midfielder Matias Laba undergoes surgery for torn ACL
Vancouver Whitecaps midfielder Matias Laba has undergone surgery to repair the torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee, the Major League Soccer club announced Friday. The injury occurred in ...
Aug 25, 2017
Police raid Nova Scotia marijuana chain, seize drugs, money and signs
HALIFAX - RCMP raided a chain of marijuana stores in Nova Scotia, arresting 10 people including its owner and seizing drugs, money and even signage. Police raided five Tasty Budd’s stores, sayin...
Aug 25, 2017
U.S. salmon spill should spur pursuit of Canada's land-based prowess: experts
VANCOUVER - Critics of open-net fish farms say the escape of Atlantic salmon from a Washington state pen that held 305,000 fish should spur Canada to support a transition to land-based aquaculture bec...
Aug 25, 2017
Ban on 'loud' protester from town property overturned as unconstitutional
TORONTO - Banning an obnoxious but non-violent protester from town property violated his right to express his political views, Ontario’s top court ruled Friday. In its decision, the Court of App...
Aug 25, 2017
Conservative politicians welcome to watch parade, but can't march: Calgary Pride
CALGARY - A leader in Calgary’s LGBTQ community says politicians from Alberta’s new conservative party are welcome to watch next weekend’s Pride parade, but must do more than voice s...
Aug 25, 2017
In Gee Chun takes lead at CP Women's Open with American trio two shots back
OTTAWA - Brittany Lincicome and Mo Martin will spend their Friday night splitting a pizza and probably talking about what it will take to catch In Gee Chun. The two Americans were both 6-under par and...
Aug 25, 2017
Invoking dead husband in online criticism crosses line, senator says
OTTAWA - Sen. Denise Batters was minutes from boarding a flight home when she noticed two-day old Twitter posts that said she was only in the upper chamber because her husband killed himself. Twenty y...
Aug 25, 2017
Ottawa faces pressure to examine historic figures celebrated in Canada
OTTAWA - The federal government is facing increased pressure from Indigenous advocates to confront how historical figures are celebrated in Canada following the passage of a motion by an Ontario teach...
Aug 25, 2017
B.C. government to eliminate tolls on two Vancouver-area bridges
PORT COQUITLAM, B.C. - Premier John Horgan is citing fairness and affordability for his fledgling NDP government’s decision to eliminate tolls on two major Vancouver-area bridges in time for the...
Aug 25, 2017
Canada counting on huge pool of players to get them to 2019 World Cup
TORONTO - Joel Anthony rarely turns down a chance to suit up for Canada. The 35-year-old from Montreal will lead Canada’s men’s basketball team at the FIBA AmeriCup tournament that tips of...
Aug 25, 2017