Category Archives: Canadian Press
Group challenging University of Alberta's handling of anti-abortion protest
EDMONTON - A group that advocates for freedom of speech is in court to challenge how the University of Alberta dealt with a student club that staged an anti-abortion display on campus. The event in Ma...
Jun 08, 2017
Dream on: Quebec government nixes idea of paying $1,000 to high school grads
Quebec’s education minister has rejected a proposal the government offer $1,000 to each student who graduates from high school. Sebastien Proulx says the government would rather look for ways to...
Jun 08, 2017
Prosecutor urges Venezuelans to reject constitution rewrite
CARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuela’s chief prosecutor called Thursday for Venezuelans to reject President Nicolas Maduro’s push to rewrite the nation’s constitution and urged the Supreme...
Jun 08, 2017
Coverage of Comey testimony plays out with partisan spin
NEW YORK - The extensive coverage of former FBI director James Comey’s Senate testimony on Thursday gave Americans time to pause and focus on the slowly unfolding story about President Donald Tr...
Jun 08, 2017
Prosecutors: No merit to 'Making a Murderer' trial request
APPLETON, Wis. - Prosecutors say there’s no merit to a request for a new trial for a Wisconsin man who was the subject of the hit Netflix series “Making a Murderer.” Steven AveryR...
Jun 08, 2017
Pirate Joe's closes in Vancouver rather than fight U.S. grocer Trader Joe's
VANCOUVER - The British Columbia grocery store operator who once said he was doing “nothing but good” for the American chain store Trader Joe’s, has given up his fight to bring the U...
Jun 08, 2017
Two former military police officers come to aid of attacked Kingston, Ont., cop
KINGSTON, Ont. - Police in Kingston, Ont., say two retired military police officers came to the aid of a city cop after he was allegedly attacked by a wanted man. They say the officer was on bicycle p...
Jun 08, 2017
RCMP probe of indigenous teen deaths not necessary: Thunder Bay, Ont., police
THUNDER BAY, Ont. - The acting police chief of Thunder Bay, Ont., says she doesn’t believe it’s “practical or necessary” for RCMP to investigate the recent deaths of indigenous...
Jun 08, 2017
Blood Tribe actor from Alberta on bringing his language to 'Wonder Woman'
TORONTO - Eugene Brave Rock knew his role in “Wonder Woman” would elevate awareness of his indigenous culture, but he’s still startled by the sheer magnitude of the attention. Since ...
Jun 08, 2017
GOP-run House votes to roll back post-2008 financial rules
WASHINGTON - The Republican-led House approved sweeping legislation Thursday to undo much of former President Barack Obama’s landmark banking law created after the 2008 economic crisis that caus...
Jun 08, 2017