Category Archives: Canadian Press

New infrastructure minister eyes ways to speed up Champlain bridge work
OTTAWA - Canada’s new infrastructure minister says he plans to meet with the people overseeing construction of a new $4.2-billion bridge in Montreal to figure out if - and how - the project can ...
Jul 20, 2018
Quebec pilot project to introduce sexual education to daycare-aged kids
MONTREAL - Sexual education, usually reserved for elementary and high school students, will be offered to some 1,200 Quebec daycare and kindergarten students beginning this fall as part of a pilot pro...
Jul 20, 2018
Director James Gunn fired from 'Guardians 3' over old tweets
LOS ANGELES - James Gunn has been fired as director of “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3” because of old tweets that recently emerged where he joked about subjects like pedophilia and rape. ...
Jul 20, 2018
Queen's Plate winner Wonder Gadot highlights field for Prince of Wales Stakes
FORT ERIE, Ont. - Queen’s Plate winner Wonder Gadot drew the inside post for the $400,000 Prince of Wales Stakes on Friday. Wonder Gadot, who captured the Plate by a solid 4 3/4 lengths earlier ...
Jul 20, 2018
Supreme Court affirms protection for informers in case of accused former cops
OTTAWA - Canada’s top court says police officers accused of crimes have no special right to mount a defence using information gleaned from informers in the course of their work. In a unanimous r...
Jul 20, 2018

Manitoba court rejects demand from unions for injunction against wage freeze
WINNIPEG - Manitoba’s public-sector unions lost a bid Friday for a temporary court injunction against a provincial government bill that would freeze wages for 110,000 workers. Court of QueenR...
Jul 20, 2018

Jury convicts man in slaying of University of Texas student
AUSTIN, Texas - A jury on Friday convicted a 20-year-old man in the 2016 slaying of a University of Texas freshman on campus. Meechaiel Criner was found guilty of capital murder in the death of 18-yea...
Jul 20, 2018
'We are doing the right thing:' Protesters dig in at anti-pipeline camp
BURNABY, B.C. - Protesters at an anti-pipeline camp in Burnaby, B.C., say they are ready to defy an eviction notice handed out from the city. The City of Burnaby issued a 72-hour notice to those occup...
Jul 20, 2018
Fraud case charges stayed because of judge shortage in Ontario Superior Court
TORONTO - Five men accused in an alleged multimillion-dollar fraud scheme have had all charges against them stayed because of a shortage of judges in Ontario’s Superior Court of Justice. Earlier...
Jul 20, 2018
Hoffman's fiancee asks to see all evidence she cyberbullied Erik Karlsson's wife
TORONTO - The fiancee of former Ottawa Senators winger Mike Hoffman has made a legal request to see all evidence related to allegations that she harassed and cyberbullied the wife of Senators captain ...
Jul 20, 2018