Category Archives: Canadian Press

Israel artist displays golden statue of Netanyahu in protest
TEL AVIV, Israel - Tel Aviv residents woke up Tuesday to an unusual site - a golden statue of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu displayed prominently in front of City Hall in an act of protest. Itay Z...
Dec 06, 2016

IBM begins beta testing to teach Watson more to combat cybercrime
FREDERICTON - Just seven months after IBM announced it would begin teaching its Watson computer system to fight cybercrime, the company is graduating Watson to the next level of instruction. Caleb Bar...
Dec 06, 2016

Pope Francis won't attend Montreal anniversary celebrations in 2017
MONTREAL - Pope Francis won’t be visiting Montreal, or anywhere else in Canada, in 2017. It was hoped that the Pope would visit the city next year as part of its 375th anniversary celebrations. ...
Dec 06, 2016

Poland's top court upholds refusal to extradite Polanski
WARSAW, Poland - Poland’s Supreme Court on Tuesday confirmed that the country would refuse to detain and extradite filmmaker Roman Polanski to the U.S. The ruling upholds the decision of a lower...
Dec 06, 2016
Five stories in the news today, Dec. 6
Five stories in the news for Tuesday, Dec. 6 --- FAMILIES TO SPEND UP TO $420 ON FOOD: STUDY The typical Canadian family will spend up to $420 more on groceries and dining out next year, getting littl...
Dec 06, 2016
Saudi court sentences 15 to death in Iran spy cell trial
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - A court in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday sentenced 15 people to death and several others to prison terms in a case involving an alleged Iranian spy cell, a sign of the continuing tens...
Dec 06, 2016

Poet, nail art lover among warehouse fire victims
OAKLAND, Calif. - There was a mortuary worker who dreamed of being a painter or photographer. A poet who texted her father Kurt Vonnegut lines. A music manager known for her love for nail art. They we...
Dec 06, 2016

Spies should not be allowed to keep innocent people's data, privacy czars say
OTTAWA - Canada’s spy agencies should destroy the data trails of innocent people they incidentally collect during terrorism investigations once the actual targets have been cleared of suspicion,...
Dec 06, 2016
Free speech vs. copyright in Supreme Court battle between Google and B.C. firm
OTTAWA - Supreme Court of Canada justices challenged Google’s lawyers Tuesday for arguing that the company’s own free speech rights are being compromised by a B.C. injunction ordering it t...
Dec 06, 2016
Defence argues case against follower of polygamous sect is unproven
CRANBROOK, B.C. - The lawyer for one of three people with ties to a British Columbia polygamous community says the prosecution has not met the burden of proof that his client intended to remove a 13-y...
Dec 06, 2016