Category Archives: Canadian Press
The Monday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories
Highlights from the news file for Monday, June 5 --- CONDOLENCES FOR CANADIAN TERROR VICTIM: Messages of sorrow and condolence have been pouring in following the death of a Canadian woman in Saturday&...
Jun 02, 2017
No sanctions for 43 of 45 Home Capital brokers and agents, Ontario regulator says
TORONTO - An Ontario regulator says it will not be disciplining 43 of the 45 mortgage brokers and agents that mortgage lender Home Capital cut ties with over allegations they falsified loan applicatio...
Jun 02, 2017
Canada's softwood industry and Thursday's support package, by the numbers
OTTAWA - The federal government announced a support package Thursday worth $867 million to help the lumber industry cope with and adjust to the impact of U.S. tariffs on Canadian softwood. That packag...
Jun 02, 2017
Pizza oven affected Montreal air quality readings, report says
Montrealers can breathe a sigh of relief to learn their air is less polluted than previously thought - due in part to a pizza oven that was skewing air quality readings. An environmental report releas...
Jun 02, 2017
Painting break results in town greeting visitors with 'sex'
SUSSEX, Wis. - A water tower emblazoned with the word “sex” greeted drivers as they passed through a town in southeast Wisconsin, thanks to an ill-timed painting break. The gaffe turned up...
Jun 02, 2017
Man, 87, charged after SUV hits school bus, sending 10 students to hospital
AMHERST, N.S. - Ten Nova Scotia schoolchildren received minor injuries when their school bus collided with an SUV en route to a field trip Thursday. Amherst police said the SUV driver, an 87-year-old ...
Jun 02, 2017
Trump withdraws from climate pact, world leaders push back
WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump’s supporters on Friday cast his decision to abandon the world’s climate change pact as a “refreshing” stance for the U.S. that would save jo...
Jun 02, 2017
No new fighter jet talks amid Boeing-Bombardier spat, say Liberals
OTTAWA - Despite its trade spat with Boeing, the federal government says it isn’t talking to other companies about replacing some of its aging CF-18 jet fighters. Steve MacKinnon, the parliament...
Jun 02, 2017
Federal housing agency beefing up ability to detect mortgage fraud, CEO says
TORONTO - Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. is beefing up its ability to detect patterns that may indicate mortgage fraud after being directed to do so by the federal government, the agency’s pr...
Jun 02, 2017
Canada's women's basketball team loses 74-65 to No. 3-ranked France
BORDEAUX, France - Michelle Plouffe and Jamie Scott scored 14 points apiece to top Canada’s women’s basketball team in a 74-65 loss to world No. 3 France on Thursday. Katherine Plouffe add...
Jun 02, 2017