Category Archives: Canadian Press
N.S. accepting applications for financial help to deal with storm damage
The premier of Nova Scotia has announced the province is accepting applications for financial help to deal with the damage caused by the remnants of hurricane Matthew. Stephen McNeil says the Disaster...
Oct 16, 2016
8 killed after bridge collapses near Indonesia's Bali island
BALI, Indonesia - At least eight people were killed and 30 others injured Sunday after a small suspension bridge crowded with people returning from temple prayers collapsed near the Indonesian resort ...
Oct 16, 2016
Canada's Gillis, DuChene post 5th-place finishes at Toronto Waterfront Marathon
TORONTO - The oldest record on Canada’s track and field books - Jerome Drayton’s 41-year-old marathon mark - is another day older. Eight weeks after his 10th-place finish at the Rio Olympi...
Oct 16, 2016

Activist seeks injunction against use of 'Cleveland Indians' name and logo
TORONTO - A prominent indigenous activist and architect is seeking a court ruling that would prevent the Cleveland Indians from wearing their regular jerseys, using their team name and displaying thei...
Oct 16, 2016

Police say 17-year-old boy dies after shooting in northwestern Toronto
TORONTO - The stepmother of a 17-year-old boy who was fatally shot early Sunday in Toronto says he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Trisha Samuels says her stepson Jarryl Hagley was eating pi...
Oct 16, 2016
Kuwaiti Cabinet resigns, parliament dissolves
KUWAIT CITY - Kuwait’s Cabinet resigned and its parliament was dissolved Sunday over a “lack of co-operation” among the tiny, oil-rich country’s branches of government, setting...
Oct 16, 2016

Minute hand plunges from Hamburg church tower; no one hurt
BERLIN - A 20-kilogram (44-pound) minute hand has fallen off a clock on a Hamburg church tower, plunging 40 metres (130 feet) onto the sidewalk below. Hamburg’s fire service said Sunday that the...
Oct 16, 2016
Federal union targets Trudeau in campaign as contract talks drag on
OTTAWA - The largest union representing federal workers is ramping up its campaign against the Liberal government, turning the prime minister’s words against him. The print and radio advertiseme...
Oct 16, 2016
Reliever Jason Grilli a fan of Blue Jays long before joining team
Toronto reliever Jason Grilli was a fan of the Blue Jays long before he ever suited up for the team. His father played for the Syracuse Chiefs - Toronto’s former triple-A affiliate - and they ma...
Oct 16, 2016

'I'm ready to come home,' Canadian on death row hangs hopes on Liberal government
DEER LODGE, Mont. - A Canadian on death row in Montana has been living on borrowed time since admitting he murdered two young men more than three decades ago, but he says he has renewed hope he might ...
Oct 16, 2016