Category Archives: Canadian Press

Liberal government hammered over process to create independent debate commission
OTTAWA - A Liberal decision to set up a commission to organize federal leaders’ debates in the 2019 election without consulting other parties is an “abysmal embarrassment,” NDP MP Da...
Nov 06, 2018

Bangladeshi immigrant convicted in NYC subway bombing
NEW YORK - A Bangladeshi immigrant was convicted Tuesday of setting off a pipe bomb in New York City’s busiest subway station, disputing in court that he was supporting the Islamic State group a...
Nov 06, 2018

Experts say Ottawa Senators Uber video raises privacy concerns
A secretly recorded video depicting NHL players venting about team personnel matters illustrates exactly why everyone from governments to companies need to get more proactive about privacy, industry e...
Nov 06, 2018

Life's a Beach: Canada's Bansley, Wilkerson on top of beach volleyball world
The breakthrough season for Canadian beach volleyball players Heather Bansley and Brandie Wilkerson started with their first World Tour bronze medal together last spring. More podium appearances were ...
Nov 06, 2018

The big unknown for Halifax's Canadian Football League bid: Is a stadium viable?
HALIFAX - A group of professional sports executives quarterbacking a plan to bring a Canadian Football League team to Halifax is set to make an announcement Wednesday as it ramps up efforts to secure ...
Nov 06, 2018

Former Quebec premier Bernard Landry, lifelong soldier for sovereignty, dies at 81
MONTREAL - Former Quebec premier Bernard Landry, a sharp-tongued soldier for the independence movement and longtime Parti Quebecois stalwart, died Tuesday at the age of 81. Landry, premier between 200...
Nov 06, 2018
Former Wolfpack player Quinn Ngawati in demand from Canadian rugby teams
Canada’s gain is also Canada’s loss when it comes to Quinn Ngawati. The 19-year-old from Victoria, the first Canadian-born player to appear in a professional rugby league game, is now trai...
Nov 06, 2018

Liberals unveil new anti-poverty law as food bank patrons wait to eat
OTTAWA - As dozens of low-income Ottawa residents shuffled into a local food bank for a warm meal Tuesday, they were asked to wait quietly, crowded off to the sides of the room until Social Developmen...
Nov 06, 2018

Report by interim chief says outsider should head 'fragile' Montreal police force
MONTREAL - The interim chief brought in to clean up problems in the Montreal police force says the internal climate remains fragile and the next chief should come from outside the department. The reco...
Nov 06, 2018

MP Nicola Di Iorio says he will resign in January after finalizing 'projects'
OTTAWA - Liberal MP Nicola Di Iorio says he’s resigning his seat on Jan. 22 after weeks of speculation around whether he would ever return to work. The Montreal MP has not been seen in Ottawa si...
Nov 06, 2018