Category Archives: Canadian Press

OTTAWA - Kim Campbell has made no secret about who she would prefer to see win the U.S. presidential election. The former Progressive Conservative prime minister has been vocal in her distaste for Rep...

WINNIPEG - General manager Kevin Cheveldayoff expects Jacob Trouba to be welcomed back by his Winnipeg Jets teammates and their fans. The holdout defenceman re-signed with the NHL club on Monday, inki...

WASHINGTON - American consumers boosted their borrowing in September, a potential sign that recent job growth and wage gains have left them slightly more comfortable with holding debt. The Federal Res...

MIAMI - Shy and admittedly awkward, Janet Reno became a blunt prosecutor and the first woman to serve as U.S. attorney general. She was also at the epicenter of a relentless series of political storms...

HALIFAX - The thousands of young people graduating from Atlantic Canada’s colleges and universities every year shouldn’t have to look for work outside the region’s borders now that t...

REGINA - The chief of Saskatchewan’s Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations says he supports bands that want to exile criminals. Bobby Cameron, who represents 74 of the province’s Firs...

WASHINGTON - A big U.S. election controversy used to involve revelations of an old affair or a drunk-driving allegation. Al Gore caused a small one by rolling his eyes during a televised leaders’...

OTTAWA - Prominent Inuit politicians are urging Canada’s leaders - indigenous and otherwise - to protect children from the scourge of sexual abuse and suicide running through indigenous communit...

WINNIPEG - The father of a man shot and killed by Winnipeg police told an inquest examining the death he still carries memories of police lights and the body of his son outside their home. “I ke...

Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre defended himself Monday against accusations a call he made to his police chief in 2014 caused a journalist to be put under surveillance. The mayor said he contacted then-p...