Category Archives: Canadian Press

OTTAWA - After a recent setback, a pro-gun group is continuing its offensive against the survivor of a mass shooting by asking Ottawa to dismiss her as vice-president of its firearms advisory committe...

VANCOUVER - For Alphonso Davies, life is becoming a little bit more like a video game. The 17-year-old has always loved the FIFA soccer games and as a kid, he liked to play as some of the Bayern Munic...

HALIFAX - Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil says he will travel to Washington, D.C., on Monday to discuss potential American tariffs on cars and auto parts. McNeil says he will meet with officials at...

DETROIT - Eminem has found himself in an unlikely battle: one over retail, not rap. Fashion designer Clement Brown of the Three Thirteen shop is trying to block Eminem’s trademark request for hi...

NEW YORK - The promoter of a fraudulent music festival that cost investors $26 million could face over a decade in prison after admitting Thursday that he duped some of the same victims into buying ti...

HALIFAX - A Nova Scotia judge says the widow of a former First Nations chief can stay in their family home on reserve land even though she is not a member of the band or a status Indian. Marlene Toney...

TORONTO - The man responsible for a deadly shooting in the heart of Toronto’s Greektown may have struggled with mental illness, but the body representing the country’s psychiatrists cautio...

MONTREAL - Vowing to maintain public dental services in the province, Quebec’s health minister said Thursday he would sign a ministerial decree to block dentists from withdrawing from the public...

COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. - When Vladimir Guerrero and five others are inducted into the Baseball Hall Of Fame on Sunday, they’ll find out just how they’ll be remembered on their small bronze plaq...

CALGARY - Higher oil prices and signs that pipelines will be built to take growing production to market are fuelling optimism among oilsands producers as they roll out second-quarter results. The brig...