Category Archives: Canadian Press
Canada's Shapovalov beats Dutra Silva to advance into second round at Rogers Cup
MONTREAL - Canadian Denis Shapovalov admits the epic tiebreak that propelled him into the second round of the Rogers Cup is still “a little bit of a blur.” The 143rd-ranked Shapovalov surv...
Aug 08, 2017
Flannery O'Connor's Andalusia farm gifted to Georgia College
ATLANTA - The final home of Flannery O’Connor is under new management but officials at the Georgia university taking over the middle Georgia dairy farm known as Andalusia plan to keep the proper...
Aug 08, 2017
Socialite daughter of ballet dancers charged with burglary
CAMDEN, Maine - The socialite daughter of two world-famous New York ballet dancers is charged in Maine with breaking into several stores. Camden police Detective Curt Andrick said drugs and alcohol we...
Aug 08, 2017
N.L. health minister uses CPR to save man's life at Gander Legion
GANDER, N.L. - Newfoundland and Labrador’s health minister used CPR to save a man’s life at a local legion on the weekend. John Haggie, a doctor, was digging into a plate of brewis - a tra...
Aug 08, 2017
Tomas Berdych withdraws from first round of Rogers Cup with rib injury
MONTREAL - Tomas Berdych withdrew from the Rogers Cup on Tuesday with a rib injury. The No. 10 seed from the Czech Republic was due to face Nikoloz Basilashvili in first-round play on Tuesday afternoo...
Aug 08, 2017
Consultations on 'systemic racism' in Quebec dividing province's political left
MONTREAL - Quebec is being widely criticized for its plan to launch public consultations on systemic racism, even by those who agree visible minorities face many structural barriers in the province. T...
Aug 08, 2017
Third trial ordered in murder case over 'unreliable' evidence on teardrop tattoos
TORONTO - Ontario’s top court has ordered a third trial in a Toronto murder case after finding that a gang expert’s testimony on teardrop tattoos was misleading and unreliable. Warren Nige...
Aug 08, 2017
Man challenges CFIA ruling that West Bank wines are 'products of Israel'
TORONTO - A Winnipeg man is challenging a decision made by the federal food inspection agency last month that allows two wines produced in the West Bank region to be sold in Canada with the label R...
Aug 08, 2017
McGill study finds small group of owners account for majority of Airbnb revenues
MONTREAL - New research suggests a small number of large commercial property owners are the most successful on Airbnb and are eating up the local supply of housing in Canada’s three largest citi...
Aug 08, 2017
Former military cadet instructor charged with sexual assault in 2001 incident
OTTAWA - A Canadian Forces officer has been charged with sexual assault in connection with an incident during a training course in 2001. The charge relates to a reported sexual assault involving two m...
Aug 08, 2017