Category Archives: Canadian Press
Toronto Maple Leafs fans are excited about John Tavares joining the team.
Toronto Maple Leafs fans have taken to social media to express their excitement about the team’s latest acquisition, John Tavares. The Mississauga, Ont.-born player announced his decision to joi...
Jul 02, 2018
Belgium beats Japan 3-2 to reach World Cup quarterfinals
ROSTOV-ON-DON, Russia - Jan Vertonghen started Belgium’s comeback with a wild, looping header and Nacer Chadli capped it by finishing off a 10-second, end-to-end attack in the final moments. It ...
Jul 02, 2018
Argonauts tab back-up QB James Franklin as starter against Eskimos
TORONTO - The Toronto Argonauts are handing the ball to back-up James Franklin this week, but the team’s not quite ready to call him their No. 1 quarterback just yet. Argos coach Marc Trestman a...
Jul 02, 2018

Iglesias drives winner in 10th as Tigers salvage series split against Jays
TORONTO - Blue Jays left-hander Ryan Borucki delivered another strong outing in just the second major league start of his career. But for a second straight time, he came up short of a win. Borucki str...
Jul 02, 2018

Joy, pain in Latin American giants after Brazil beats Mexico
RIO DE JANEIRO - Brazilian fans jumped with joy and samba danced Monday while thousands of miles away, Mexican counterparts sang melancholy renditions of a folk song after Brazil knocked off Mexico 2-...
Jul 02, 2018

Olynyk, Scrubb score 14 points apiece as Canada beats U.S. Virgin Islands 99-69
OTTAWA - The final buzzer sounded on Canada’s first round of FIBA World Cup qualifying on Monday night - job No. 1 complete. Kelly Olynyk and Phil Scrubb scored 14 points apiece, while teenager ...
Jul 02, 2018

Annie Lennox made honorary chancellor at Scottish university
LONDON - Singer-songwriter Annie Lennox has been made chancellor of Scotland’s Glasgow Caledonian University, becoming the first woman to occupy the ceremonial post. Lennox, who had critical and...
Jul 02, 2018

Increased northern shipping potential danger for Arctic animals: study
Increased shipping could make parts of the Northwest Passage among the most dangerous places in the Arctic for the whales and other mammals that live there, a study suggests. In a paper published Mond...
Jul 02, 2018

Why some Canadian farmers are still choosing horses over tractors
MONTREAL - Finding a tractor would have been easy, but Mylaine Massicotte wanted horses. After her last draft horse died last fall, the 34-year-old spent weeks combing classifieds before bringing home...
Jul 02, 2018

IOC commits hundreds of millions to 2026 host city as Calgary mulls bid
CALGARY - The International Olympic Committee has committed to contributing US$925 million to the host city of the 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Calgary is among the cities mulling a bid. Stockho...
Jul 02, 2018