Category Archives: Canadian Press

Detroit Red Wings' new arena cost jumps by $105M, now $733M
DETROIT - Officials say the cost of building the Detroit Red Wings’ new arena has jumped by $105 million to nearly $733 million. The city’s Downtown Development Authority said the revised ...
Nov 08, 2016
Housing starts in Vancouver fall to lowest level since 2011: CMHC
Home construction is slowing down in British Columbia, with housing starts in Vancouver falling to their lowest level in more than five years, according to the latest data from Canada Mortgage and Hou...
Nov 08, 2016

Researchers wonder if great whites are looking for love off Sable Island
HALIFAX - She is 900 kilograms, has her own Twitter feed and may be cruising East Coast waters in a dizzying, long-distance quest for love. Lydia, the aptly named “rock-star” of the great ...
Nov 08, 2016

Doubts linger despite Canadiens getting off to yet another hot start to the season
BROSSARD, Que. - Even when the Montreal Canadiens are on a winning run, there are critics who feel they should be playing better. Coach Michel Therrien had a laugh this week when, with his team in fir...
Nov 08, 2016
Yukon's premier-elect Sandy Silver is a consensus-builder
DAWSON CITY, Yukon - Sandy Silver led the Liberal party from just one seat in Yukon’s legislature to a majority government in Monday night’s election. Here’s a sketch of the territor...
Nov 08, 2016

Ontario will outline plans next week to deal with rising home prices
TORONTO - Ontario will take steps next week to deal with rising house prices in the Toronto area, but it will not follow British Columbia’s lead and impose a tax on foreign buyers. Finance Minis...
Nov 08, 2016
Regina nightclub pulls tequila 2 for 1 using 'lest we forget' after backlash
REGINA - A Regina nightclub has pulled an ad promoting two-for-one tequila the night before Remembrance Day following an online backlash. The ad for Gabbo’s featured a background of poppies and ...
Nov 08, 2016

Results from plebiscite don't reflect will of the people: P.E.I. premier
CHARLOTTETOWN - The low turnout for Prince Edward Island’s plebiscite on electoral reform - 36 per cent - means it’s debatable whether the results can be considered a clear expression of t...
Nov 08, 2016
Killings spark reckoning over status of Arab women in Israel
LOD, Israel - After years of abuse and death threats, Duaa Abu-Sharkh had finally divorced her husband, agreeing even to give up custody of her four young children and family property to escape his vi...
Nov 08, 2016

Ottawa says Orca protection part of $1.5 billion marine protection plan
VICTORIA - Ships off the West Coast could be forced to yield the right of way to killer whales as part of a federal ocean protection plan, says a Liberal MP. The $1.5-billion plan to improve Canada...
Nov 08, 2016