Category Archives: Canadian Press

Canadians at risk of being 'data cows' absent big data strategy, documents show
OTTAWA - Artificial intelligence could give internet giants like Facebook and Amazon even more power to reshape the Canadian economy, threatening the viability of domestic businesses, researchers warn...
Jun 19, 2018

University of Guelph giving raises to full-time female faculty after review
All full-time female faculty members at the University of Guelph will be getting a raise after a salary review found they were being paid less than their male colleagues. Charlotte Yates, the provost ...
Jun 19, 2018
Quebec premier urges crane operators back to work as 'illegal' strike continues
MONTREAL - Premier Philippe Couillard warned Quebec’s crane operators Tuesday there will be consequences for what he called an illegal strike, as construction sites were paralyzed across the pro...
Jun 19, 2018
California lawmakers push diversity through film tax credit
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - California lawmakers passed legislation Monday that puts more conditions on state film tax credits to encourage better sexual harassment reporting and diverse hiring amid revelati...
Jun 19, 2018
Veteran defender Drew Moor back on the field, sees light at end of injury tunnel
TORONTO - Drew Moor back on the field with Toronto FC was a welcome sight Tuesday, proof that the veteran defender is making progress from the quad tear that has sidelined him since the CONCACAF Champ...
Jun 19, 2018
Theft of mammoth proportions: Agency seeks stolen tusk
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - A federal agency wants its wooly mammoth tusk back. The Bureau of Land Management in Alaska on Tuesday asked the public’s help in recovering an approximately 10,000-year-old ...
Jun 19, 2018
Metal singer jailed in wife's murder plot back with band
LOS ANGELES - A heavy metal singer convicted in a murder-for-hire plot to kill his estranged wife has reunited with his Grammy-nominated band and performed with the group in San Diego over the weekend...
Jun 19, 2018

Birthplace of singer, activist Nina Simone to be preserved
TRYON, N.C. - The dilapidated wooden cottage in North Carolina that was the birthplace of singer and civil rights activist Nina Simone now has the protection of the National Trust for Historic Preserv...
Jun 19, 2018
Groups file response to government's fight against solitary confinement
VANCOUVER - The head of the B.C. Civil Liberties Association says the group is ready to take on the federal government in a dispute over fixing a law that violates the rights of inmates in solitary co...
Jun 19, 2018
Body of missing PhD student found in Lake Ontario in Niagara region
VAUGHAN, Ont. - Police say a Toronto-area PhD student who went missing last month has been found dead in the Niagara region. Officers say local authorities found the body of Zabia Afzal, 30, in Lake O...
Jun 19, 2018