Category Archives: Canadian Press
2 cars submerged in San Antonio sinkhole; 1 man rescued
SAN ANTONIO - A San Antonio official says a 60-year-old man has been rescued after two cars were submerged inside a sinkhole created when a large sewer line ruptured. San Antonio Fire Battalion Chief ...
Dec 05, 2016
Michigan to begin recount; legal fight moves to Pennsylvania
A judge has ordered a hand recount of Michigan’s presidential results to begin by noon Monday, and the Green Party is trying to force a federal court order for a statewide recount in Pennsylvani...
Dec 05, 2016
Trump renews defence of his call with Taiwan leader
NEW YORK - President-elect Donald Trump is using Twitter to renew his defence of his engagement with the leader of Taiwan, a breach of diplomatic protocol as the U.S. shifted recognition from Taiwan t...
Dec 05, 2016
Beijing faces decision on how to respond to Trump's tweets
BEIJING - Chinese leaders face a challenge: How to deal with Donald Trump. Weeks before taking office, the incoming American president is riling Beijing with confrontation and online statements that a...
Dec 05, 2016
Former tenant: Run-down Oakland warehouse was a 'death trap'
OAKLAND, Calif. - Shelley Mack says she didn’t know the converted Oakland warehouse known as the “Ghost Ship” was an illegal residence until after she moved in, when she was instruct...
Dec 05, 2016
Energy East still needed despite approval for western pipelines: N.B. premier
FREDERICTON - New Brunswick’s premier says there’s still a strong need for the proposed Energy East pipeline despite the federal government’s approval of two pipeline expansions in w...
Dec 05, 2016
'I failed and I admit that:' Mother who treated son holistically testifies
CALGARY - A woman who treated her son with dandelion tea and oil of oregano before he died testified Monday that she didn’t understand how sick he really was and that he was still alive when she...
Dec 05, 2016
Competition Bureau ups bid-rigging work to protect federal infrastructure cash
OTTAWA - The Competition Bureau of Canada says its efforts to identify and prevent bid rigging in construction contracts this year has already turned up potential criminal activity - just as new feder...
Dec 05, 2016
American consumers would be hurt by lumber duties, say U.S. housing groups
MONTREAL - The imposition of import tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber will place a heavy burden on consumers and U.S. workers, a leading American voice for free trade with Canada says. The U.S. Nati...
Dec 05, 2016
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley heads to B.C. on Monday, spokeswoman confirms
EDMONTON - A spokeswoman for Rachel Notley says the Alberta premier will visit British Columbia on Monday. Cheryl Oates confirmed the visit would occur when she was asked via text over the weekend, bu...
Dec 05, 2016