Category Archives: Canadian Press
Player jailed for punching referee twice after being ejected from championship
CHARLOTTETOWN - An 18-year-old hockey player from P.E.I. who punched a referee twice in the face, cutting his lip, has been sentenced to 30 days in jail. Cole Trevor Crane was being escorted off the i...
Jun 22, 2017
Newly minted Conservative leader Scheer leader to hit the road this summer
OTTAWA - Before Canada’s new Conservative leader arrived at a news conference this week to opine on the spring session of Parliament, an aide affixed a sign to the podium: “Andrew Scheer, ...
Jun 22, 2017
U.S. to take 'do no harm' approach to NAFTA talks: Trump's trade representative
OTTAWA - Donald Trump’s trade czar says U.S. negotiators will take a “do-no-harm” approach to renegotiating NAFTA amid fears that altering the deal could hurt many American agricultu...
Jun 22, 2017
Virginia man charged with giving secret documents to China
ALEXANDRIA, Va. - A Virginia man caught with $16,500 in cash in his carry-on luggage was charged Thursday with transmitting top-secret documents to an apparent Chinese agent. Kevin Mallory, 60, of Lee...
Jun 22, 2017
Family: Peter Tosh's son left in coma following jail beating
TRENTON, N.J. - The family of the late reggae icon Peter Tosh is seeking answers after they say his son was left in a coma following an attack in a New Jersey jail. Jawara McIntosh’s family say ...
Jun 22, 2017
Canadians look to rebound from recent losses to win Rugby World Cup qualifier
TORONTO - Coach Mark Anscombe has revamped his lineup for the first leg of Canada’s Rugby World Cup qualifier against the U.S. on Saturday in Hamilton. There are seven personnel changes and thre...
Jun 22, 2017
Breweries make case that Alberta's beer tax system is unconstitutional
CALGARY - Lawyers for two breweries challenged the constitutionality of Alberta’s tax system on small breweries Thursday, arguing the system unfairly favours producers in the province. Toronto-b...
Jun 22, 2017
US officials to lift Yellowstone grizzly bear protections
HELENA, Mont. - Protections that have been in place for more than 40 years for grizzly bears in the Yellowstone National Park area will be lifted this summer after U.S. government officials ruled Thur...
Jun 22, 2017
Desmond killings: Nova Scotia premier not ruling out public inquiry
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia’s premier is calling a horrific murder-suicide involving a former Canadian soldier almost six months ago “a tragic event,” but the province is still not prepare...
Jun 22, 2017
Luggage finally catches up with Canadian women's rugby sevens team in France
It took 85 hours but Canada’s women’s rugby sevens team was finally reunited with its luggage in France on Thursday. The Canadian women left Sunday, flying from Victoria to Montreal and th...
Jun 22, 2017