Category Archives: Canadian Press
Teen tells judge he bought tiger cub on streets of Tijuana
SAN DIEGO - A California teenager who says he bought a Bengal tiger cub on the streets of Tijuana for $300 was arrested when he tried to bring it into the United States in his 2017 Chevy Camaro. Luis ...
Aug 24, 2017
GOP discord might not bode well for raising debt ceiling
WASHINGTON - Fanning the flames of GOP discord, President Donald Trump is accusing Republican congressional leaders of botching efforts to avoid an unprecedented default on the national debt. “C...
Aug 24, 2017
Blue Bombers spoil Nik Lewis's record night in OT win over Alouettes
MONTREAL - It was another game against the Montreal Alouettes that went down to the final play and once again, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers had the last word. Justin Medlock’s fourth field of the g...
Aug 24, 2017
Canada remains undefeated at wheelchair basketball Americas Cup
CALI, Colombia - Ben Moronchuk scored 17 points to lead Canada past Costa Rica 86-29 on Thursday at the wheelchair basketball Americas Cup. Nik Goncin added 14 points while Bo Hedges had 10 for the Ca...
Aug 24, 2017
Canada falls to Brazil in women's soccer quarter-finals at Summer Universiade
TAIPEI, Taiwan - Carla Jessica Pereira Nunes scored on a penalty shot as Brazil beat Canada 1-0 on Thursday in the women’s soccer quarter-finals at the Summer Universiade. A hand ball in the pen...
Aug 24, 2017
Canadians honour Dawn Coe-Jones with yellow ribbons at CP Women's Open
OTTAWA - Alena Sharp knelt down beside her bag and wrote the initials DC-J on each of her golf balls. She tucked the marker back into her bag and grabbed a pair of yellow ribbons with the same three l...
Aug 24, 2017
Transgender Canadians can write in 'x' option on passports, as of Aug. 31
OTTAWA - Starting Aug. 31, transgender Canadians can indicate on their passports that they don’t identify as either male or female. It’s the latest step in the federal government’s p...
Aug 24, 2017
Canadians killed in historic First World War battle buried with honours in France
OTTAWA - The remains of two soldiers who died in a historic battle for Canada during the First World War have been buried in France. Pte. Reginald Joseph Winfield Johnston from Manitoba and Sgt. Harol...
Aug 24, 2017
'It does hurt': Johnson gets shot at old team with Lions set to visit Redblacks
SURREY, B.C. - Jeremiah Johnson has been waiting a long time to say hello to some old friends. The running back had a standout 2015 with the Ottawa Redblacks, rushing for 448 yards and a CFL-high nine...
Aug 24, 2017
Mexico eliminates Canada with 6-2 win at Little League World Series
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. - Canada was eliminated from the Little League World Series on Thursday after dropping a 6-2 decision to Mexico at Howard J. Lamade Stadium. Mexico took the lead with a run in the fo...
Aug 24, 2017