Category Archives: Canadian Press
Utah to spend $138,000 to restore famous outlaw's cabin
CIRCLEVILLE, Utah - Utah state officials are going to spend $138,000 to restore a decaying wood cabin in Piute County that has become a tourist spot because it’s believed to be the boyhood home ...
Dec 06, 2016
3 in custody in robbery of wife of Missouri governor-elect
ST. LOUIS - Three teenagers are in custody in the armed robbery of the wife of Missouri Gov.-Elect Eric Greitens, and the former Navy Seal officer who takes office next month said Tuesday it’s a...
Dec 06, 2016

Some 14 Conservative leadership hopefuls crowd stage for debate in Moncton
MONCTON, N.B. - No fewer than 14 candidates crowded the stage in Moncton for the second official debate of the federal Conservative leadership race where they discussed a broad menu of issues ranging ...
Dec 06, 2016

Ruck wins bronze for Canada's first medal at world short-course swim champs
WINDSOR, Ont. - Canada captured its first medal of the FINA world short-course swimming championships Tuesday - then had its second medal unceremoniously snatched away. Taylor Ruck, a 16-year-old from...
Dec 06, 2016
Toronto FC coach says his club was overlooked in end-of-season honours
TORONTO - Despite a franchise-best season, Toronto FC didn’t garner much attention in the end-of-season awards. Star striker Sebastian Giovinco, last year’s MVP, Newcomer of the Year and G...
Dec 06, 2016

Notley says 'Lock her up' chant should be concerning to conservative parties
VANCOUVER - Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says chants of “Lock her up” at a rally protesting her plans for a carbon tax reflect the views of extreme groups of people who have migrated to b...
Dec 06, 2016
Privacy watchdog to look at electoral reform survey amid privacy concerns
OTTAWA - Canada’s privacy watchdog intends to look into the Trudeau government’s new online survey on electoral reform after concerns have been raised about invasion of privacy. Canadians ...
Dec 06, 2016
Pipeline opponents ride out storm in shelters, casino
MANDAN, N.D. - Some protesters who have been fighting the Dakota Access pipeline retreated to a nearby casino and area shelters overnight as a blizzard blew through, but many remained at a camp in sou...
Dec 06, 2016
Car crash damages one of nation's oldest churches, from 1775
PROVIDENCE, R.I. - A car crash has damaged one of the nation’s oldest churches. WPRI-TV reports (http://bit.ly/2gA5Zsu) the First Baptist Church in Providence, Rhode Island, sustained damage to ...
Dec 06, 2016
Georgia executes ninth inmate this year, most in US
JACKSON, Ga. - With the execution Tuesday of a man convicted of killing his father-in-law, Georgia has put to death nine inmates this year - more than any other state. William Sallie’s time of d...
Dec 06, 2016