Category Archives: Canadian Press
Vancouver's short-term rental listings drop by half after new rules introduced
VANCOUVER - The City of Vancouver says the number of short-term rentals listed online has dropped by almost half since new rules came into effect requiring operators to have a business licence. There ...
Sep 05, 2018
Author, actor, Kennedy scion Christopher Lawford dead at 63
PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Author and actor Christopher Kennedy Lawford, who was born into political and Hollywood royalty, sank into substance abuse and addiction and rose to become a well-known advocate for...
Sep 05, 2018
Greek police recover Aphrodite stolen from island museum
ATHENS, Greece - A 2,000-year-old statue of the ancient Greek goddess of love Aphrodite, one of a batch of antiquities stolen from a museum storeroom on the resort island of Santorini, has been recove...
Sep 05, 2018
WNBA's Nurse and Achonwa to lead Canada at FIBA women's World Cup
TORONTO - WNBA stars Kia Nurse and Natalie Achonwa headline Canada’s roster for the FIBA women’s basketball World Cup. Head coach Lisa Thomaidis named her 12-player roster Wednesday ahead ...
Sep 05, 2018
Federal lawyer asks B.C. judge to toss experts' reports on medical marijuana
VANCOUVER - A lawyer for the federal government is asking the B.C. Supreme Court to reject the reports of three doctors and a criminologist she argues are either unqualified or biased in favour of med...
Sep 05, 2018

Roy Moore sues Sacha Baron Cohen over 'defamatory' TV prank
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Failed U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore on Wednesday sued comedian Sacha Baron Cohen for defamation and emotional distress after being pranked on the actor’s television show. T...
Sep 05, 2018
Veteran Richard Sherman looking forward to tenure with San Francisco 49ers
Richard Sherman is back where it all began. The colourful cornerback begins his first season with the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday when they kick off the 2018 campaign on the road against the Minneso...
Sep 05, 2018
University of Toronto engineering student dies while at school's survey camp
TORONTO - The University of Toronto says one of its students has died while attending the school’s engineering survey camp in central Ontario. The dean of the engineering faculty released a note...
Sep 05, 2018

Humboldt Broncos bus crash survivor 'struggling to get his speech back:' family
SASKATOON - One of 13 players who survived a hockey bus crash in Saskatchewan last spring remains in hospital where he is slowly recovering, although he still isn’t fully aware of what happened....
Sep 05, 2018
Ex-Cora franchisee faces seven charges in alleged kidnapping
MONTREAL - A former Cora Group franchisee is facing seven charges stemming from the alleged abduction and unlawful confinement of the company’s top executive nearly 18 months ago. Paul Zaidan, 4...
Sep 05, 2018