Category Archives: Canadian Press
Sidney Crosby welcomes Stanley Cup to Halifax for third hometown celebration
HALIFAX - Sidney Crosby is welcoming the Stanley Cup to his native Nova Scotia for a third time. Phil Pritchard, the Cup’s keeper, tweeted a photo Saturday night of Crosby hoisting the trophy ab...
Aug 06, 2017
Community Shield: Arsenal beats Chelsea in ABBA shootout
LONDON - Arsenal will start the Premier League season on a high note after mastering the experimental ABBA penalty shootout pattern to beat Chelsea to the Community Shield. Wembley Stadium provided th...
Aug 06, 2017
Injured Drouin had hoped to be "that person" who stepped up for ailing De Grasse
LONDON - Derek Drouin was on the bus on the way to a practice earlier this week when he learned that teammate Andre De Grasse had withdrawn from the world championships with an injury. The Canadian te...
Aug 06, 2017
Blacker scores OT winner as Canada beats HC Sochi in Sochi Hockey Open
SOCHI, Russia - Jesse Blacker scored 1:36 into overtime to lift Canada’s men’s hockey team to a 1-0 win over HC Sochi on Sunday in its first game at the Sochi Hockey Open. Blacker took a p...
Aug 06, 2017
Syrian forces make gains in energy-rich Homs province
DAMASCUS, Syria - Pro-government forces captured the Islamic State group’s last stronghold in the energy-rich Homs province in central Syria on Sunday, paving the way to advance on the besieged ...
Aug 06, 2017
The deluge of national parks visitors in 2017, by the numbers
CALGARY - Entry to Canada’s national parks is free this year to mark the 150th anniversary of Confederation. Here is what Parks Canada prepared for, by the numbers: 23.2 million - Visitors in 20...
Aug 06, 2017
A list of Canada's busiest national parks and historic sites
CALGARY - National Parks are usually busy on summer long weekends, but Parks Canada has been bracing for even bigger numbers in 2017 as it offers free entry to mark the 150th anniversary of Confederat...
Aug 06, 2017
Dry weather withering crops, stressing farmers in southern Saskatchewan
REGINA - The ground is so dry and deeply cracked on Todd Lewis’s farm in southern Saskatchewan that he says if a wrench is dropped down one of the crevasses, “we’ll never find it....
Aug 06, 2017
Parks Canada painstakingly prepared for deluge of Canada 150 visitors
CALGARY - From avoiding burned out workers to ensuring washrooms have enough toilet paper, documents show how Parks Canada painstakingly prepared for a record number of visitors this year. To celebrat...
Aug 06, 2017
With Swift in court, jury selection proceeds in groping case
DENVER - With Taylor Swift looking on, potential jurors in her lawsuit against an ex-Denver radio host were asked Monday if they had ever been inappropriately touched or wrongly accused of groping som...
Aug 06, 2017