Category Archives: Canadian Press
Pesticide chemical found in animals along eastern coast: government study
Government research has found the presence of a chemical used in pesticides in fish, birds and a mammal from the St. Lawrence River to the south Florida coast. “We found 100 per cent detection f...
Sep 28, 2016
New Democrats want Trudeau government to rescind torture directive
OTTAWA - The NDP is calling on the Liberal government to immediately rescind a directive that allows security agencies to use information that may have been obtained through torture. The Liberals - wh...
Sep 28, 2016

Montreal SPCA files lawsuit against city over newly adopted pit bull ban
MONTREAL - The Montreal SPCA is mounting a legal challenge against the city over its newly adopted pit bull ban, the animal-welfare organization announced Wednesday. Animal advocacy director Alanna De...
Sep 28, 2016
Family of Ontario man killed by police alleges racial prejudice in lawsuit
TORONTO - The family of a black Ontario man killed by police after a routine traffic stop has launched a lawsuit against members of a Toronto-area force, alleging officers engaged in racial profiling ...
Sep 28, 2016
Work on airstrip for Bruce Willis suspended due to zoning
FAIRFIELD, Idaho - Construction of a private airstrip for actor Bruce Willis in Idaho has been suspended because of zoning issues. Work on the 8,500-foot-long and 100-foot-wide airstrip was halted aft...
Sep 28, 2016
Doubts remain as 2017 Canadian Grand Prix given asterix on schedule
MONTREAL - The Canadian Grand Prix, in doubt because of delays in promised track improvements, has an asterix beside its name on a provisional 2017 Formula One race schedule released Wednesday. The sc...
Sep 28, 2016
Mitchell, Bowman, Elimimian named CFL top performers for September
TORONTO - Calgary quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell, Edmonton receiver Adarius Bowman and B.C linebacker Solomon Elimimian are the CFL’s top performers for the month of September. Mitchell received t...
Sep 28, 2016
Six-year prison sentence for former B.C. notary who masterminded 'massive fraud'
VANCOUVER - A judge who sentenced a former British Columbia notary to six years in prison says she abused her position of trust by luring people into a Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors of million...
Sep 28, 2016
Court papers proof political pressure rushed pipeline approval: First Nation
EDMONTON - An Alberta First Nation says court documents suggest political and industry pressure hustled approvals for an oilsands pipeline through regulators and reduced aboriginal consultation. ̶...
Sep 28, 2016

Teen's mother 'shocked and saddened' by school shooting
TOWNVILLE, S.C. - The mother of a teen accused of killing his father and wounding two students and a teacher at a rural South Carolina elementary school says his family is “shocked and saddened....
Sep 28, 2016