Category Archives: Canadian Press
Group says Quebec's response to Charbonneau Commission recommendations falls short
MONTREAL - A group following up on the work of Quebec’s Charbonneau Commission says the provincial government isn’t doing enough to put the corruption inquiry’s recommendations into ...
Nov 23, 2016

Hockey team says sorry for misunderstanding with transgender girl's family
MELVILLE, Sask. - A Saskatchewan junior hockey club is apologizing for what it calls a misunderstanding with a transgender girl’s family that hosts hockey players in its home. The Melville Milli...
Nov 23, 2016

Jury awards California truckers $54M in Wal-Mart wage suit
SAN FRANCISCO - Wal-Mart intentionally failed to pay hundreds of truck drivers in California the minimum wage for duties such as inspecting and washing their vehicles, a federal jury decided Wednesday...
Nov 23, 2016

Levi, Stampeders, look to finish dominant season with Grey Cup win
For Bo Levi Mitchell and the Calgary Stampeders, it’s all about finish and punching their ticket as one of the best teams in CFL history. Mitchell leads Calgary into its Grey Cup showdown Sunday...
Nov 23, 2016

Bear necessities: Orphaned polar bear cub gets new home at Winnipeg zoo
WINNIPEG - A polar bear cub seen wandering around the northern Manitoba town of Churchill without its mother has a new home. The polar bear conservation centre at the Assiniboine Park Zoo in Winnipeg ...
Nov 23, 2016

China rebuffs Trump threat to take steps to win trade edge
WASHINGTON - China pushed back Wednesday against President-elect Donald Trump’s threat to use sanctions to win back a competitive trade advantage for the United States. On the campaign trail, Tr...
Nov 23, 2016

Naming of otter pups brightens Vancouver Aquarium as vets fight to save beluga
VANCOUVER - The Vancouver Aquarium says despite recent challenges, as staff cope with the death of one beluga whale and the critical illness of another, some new residents of the aquarium are helping ...
Nov 23, 2016
The Halifax mall plot: New details released about planned Valentine's Day attack
HALIFAX - They called it “Der Untergang” - The Downfall. The plan, conceived by a young Canadian man and, allegedly, an American girlfriend, was to kill as many people as possible in an at...
Nov 23, 2016
Nova Scotia premier to apologize to Mi'kmaq for 'conquered' people law brief
HALIFAX - A group of Mi’kmaq chiefs will get an apology from Nova Scotia’s premier Thursday for a government legal brief that implied members of a First Nation band are a conquered people....
Nov 23, 2016
Scott Simmons to step down as Golf Canada's CEO in February
OAKVILLE, Ont. - Golf Canada CEO Scott Simmons is leaving the post in February. He has been in the job since 2007. Simmons said it was “a very personal decision, and a difficult one.” R...
Nov 23, 2016