Category Archives: Canadian Press

Ahead of Global Fund meeting in Montreal, Ban endorses talk of cheaper drugs
OTTAWA - UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon’s office says it hopes a new report he commissioned will help make life-saving drugs more affordable for vulnerable people. Spokesman Matthias Gillmann ...
Sep 15, 2016
Boy escapes after neighbour allegedly abducts him from backyard in New Brunswick
TRACADIE-SHEILA, N.B. - Parents searching for their missing son watched in shock as he fled the house of an elderly neighbour who had allegedly kidnapped him, New Brunswick police said. Tracadie RCMP ...
Sep 15, 2016
Raising GIS earning exemption would help most low-income seniors, report says
OTTAWA - A newly released government report shows a federal program that let low-income seniors earn more before their old-age benefits were clawed back had less of an effect on women and older senior...
Sep 15, 2016
Former Senators star Daniel Alfredsson to get Canadian citizenship
TORONTO - Former Ottawa Senators captain Daniel Alfredsson will get his Canadian citizenship next week in a ceremony being held during World Cup of Hockey festivities. The native Swede, who spent most...
Sep 15, 2016

Arizona's 1st female governor, Rose Mofford, dies at 94
PHOENIX - When Rose Mofford was thrown into the role of Arizona’s governor, she was also plunged into a political hailstorm. With her predecessor impeached, a budget deficit and the state refusi...
Sep 15, 2016
Legal expert expresses doubts over second-degree murder Vader verdict
EDMONTON - At least one legal scholar says a judicial oversight may invalidate the verdict that found an Alberta man guilty of second-degree murder. Travis Vader was convicted Thursday in the deaths o...
Sep 15, 2016
FBI tightens its policies for impersonating journalists
WASHINGTON - The FBI has imposed new restrictions on its agents’ ability to masquerade as reporters following an uproar over the impersonation of an Associated Press journalist, but the agency h...
Sep 15, 2016

Canadian captain has come up big for Canada on nearly every stage
TORONTO - When Sidney Crosby first stepped onto the international stage, Team Canada fell flat. It was 13 years ago in the summer of 2003 and Crosby had just turned 16. He was by far the youngest play...
Sep 15, 2016

Canadians will soon see Trudeau government's lack of substance: Mulcair
MONTREAL - Canadians will eventually tire of the Trudeau government’s lack of substance, NDP Leader Tom Mulcair said Thursday as his fellow party members appeared focused on the upcoming leaders...
Sep 15, 2016
Nova Scotia father jailed in assault that 'crushed' infant son's skull
HALIFAX - A Nova Scotia father whose assault on his infant son left the boy’s skull “like a crushed egg” has been sentenced to two-and-a-half years in jail. “Your actions were ...
Sep 15, 2016