Category Archives: Canadian Press

Atkins says Jays deeper after trading lefty Happ for MLB-ready position players
Toronto general manager Ross Atkins says competitive baseball teams are increasingly less willing to part with top prospects when they tool up for a playoff run. So while the Blue Jays didn’t ge...
Jul 26, 2018

Stolen teacup poodle, Mickey, prompts search by Vancouver police, BC SPCA
VANCOUVER - A search is underway in Vancouver for a tiny, teacup poodle snatched from the British Columbia SPCA shelter earlier this week. Mickey weighs just over one kilogram and was being cared for ...
Jul 26, 2018
Comedian Seth Rogen to voice announcements on Vancouver public transit
Vancouver commuters will soon hear the voice of a familiar funnyman on public transit telling them to keep their bags and dirty shoes off the seats. Actor and comedian Seth Rogen volunteered to be the...
Jul 26, 2018
Quebec municipality testing drinking water after 10 hospitalized with illness
SAINT-BERNARD, Que. - A municipality south of Quebec City is running tests on its drinking water after about 10 people were hospitalized with stomach-flu-like symptoms. Saint-Bernard Mayor Andre Gagno...
Jul 26, 2018
City of Burnaby going to court to help remove pipeline protest camp
BURNABY, B.C. - The City of Burnaby is going to B.C. Supreme Court asking for help in enforcing an eviction order on a pipeline protest camp that has grown to include two-storey structures, a shower a...
Jul 26, 2018

'Mr. President!' When reporting gets loud and rowdy
WASHINGTON - It can be rowdy and even rude at times. But the media spray - shouted questions by the White House press corps to the president - is a necessary part of holding the nation’s top pub...
Jul 26, 2018
Arts and science medal ceremonies absent under Trump
NEW YORK - White House ceremonies for arts and science medal winners, a tradition dating back to the 1980s, have been absent so far in the Trump administration. Eighteen months into President Donald T...
Jul 26, 2018

Latest calf born to endangered killer whales dies off British Columbia
VANCOUVER - A female killer whale was spotted in the waters off Vancouver Island for two days this week pushing the body of her newborn calf. Ken Balcomb, senior scientist at The Centre for Whale Rese...
Jul 26, 2018

Garrigus leads in first round of RBC Canadian Open as play is suspended
OAKVILLE, Ont. - As good as Robert Garrigus has been at the RBC Canadian Open, he thinks he could have been even better in Thursday’s first round. The American shot a 9-under 63 to take the club...
Jul 26, 2018

Letter warns UNESCO about Olympic impact in Banff National Park
CALGARY - A Canadian environmental group wants a United Nations agency to warn the federal government about the possible impact of holding Winter Olympic events in Banff National Park. The Canadian Pa...
Jul 26, 2018