Category Archives: Canadian Press
Taylor Swift doesn't sugar-coat testimony in groping case
DENVER - A defiant and occasionally exasperated Taylor Swift insisting during a whirlwind hour of testimony Thursday that a Denver disc jockey grabbed her bare backside and held on for a long time dur...
Aug 09, 2017
Five stories in the news for today, Aug. 9
Five stories in the news for Wednesday, Aug. 9 --- CANADIAN DELEGATION IN NORTH KOREA FOR PASTOR A delegation from the Canadian government is in Pyongyang, North Korea, in hopes of bringing an impriso...
Aug 09, 2017
Triple murderer sentenced to life, no chance of parole for 75 years
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. - An Alberta man who butchered a father, his two-year-old daughter and a woman will be approaching his 100th birthday before he is eligible to apply for parole after being sentenced ...
Aug 09, 2017
Scotiabank Giller Prize creator Jack Rabinovitch honoured at funeral
TORONTO - Scotiabank Giller Prize creator Jack Rabinovitch was celebrated at his funeral on Wednesday for helping to usher in “an explosion of Canadian literary talent,” an unending quest ...
Aug 09, 2017
3 Toronto officers found not guilty of sexually assaulting a colleague
TORONTO - Three Toronto police officers have been found not guilty of sexually assaulting a female colleague on a night of heavy drinking after an Ontario judge said the woman’s testimony was ...
Aug 09, 2017
Man ambushes French soldiers in car attack, later arrested
LEVALLOIS-PERRET, France - A man rammed his car into a group of soldiers near Paris, injuring six of them, and then was cornered by police in a highway manhunt – the latest in what’s becom...
Aug 09, 2017
Tuesday's Games
Tuesday’s Games Ivan Hlinka Championship At Bratislava, Slovakia Canada 5 Finland 1 Russia 9 Slovakia 3 At Breclav, Czech Republic United States 2 Switzerland 1 Sweden 7 Czech Republic 3 —...
Aug 08, 2017
Montreal opens another temporary shelter for asylum seekers
MONTREAL - Officials in Montreal have opened a new temporary shelter for asylum seekers in a building that once housed a convent, and said on Monday the city has received a demand to open even more sp...
Aug 08, 2017
First Nation wants controversial sculpture by New York artist taken down
CALGARY - A First Nation near Calgary is calling on the city to remove a controversial piece of public art that has previously drawn criticism from those who don’t like the $500,000 price tag as...
Aug 08, 2017
Union officials say opioids endanger guards, want protocols changed
EDMONTON - Union officials say opioids are spreading to prisons and that’s putting prison guards at risk. Jason Godin, president of the Union of Correctional Services, tells CTV News that office...
Aug 08, 2017