Category Archives: Canadian Press

ROSEDALE, B.C. - The federal government must offer more than Kinder Morgan did and tread carefully with First Nations when building the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, says an Indigenous committee ...

OTTAWA - Canadians who currently use cannabis expect to buy nearly two-thirds of their pot from legal retailers once recreational marijuana becomes legal in Canada, a new survey suggests. Moreover, re...

Berlin police have evacuated pupils and teachers from a primary school in Germany’s capital after receiving reports of suspicious people entering the building. The school in Berlin’s Gesun...

Five stories in the news for Tuesday, June 5 --- PM TO MEET INDIGENOUS PIPELINE SUPPORTERS The prime minister is expected to meet with Indigenous leaders in British Columbia today, including a First N...

ST. THOMAS, Ont. - A nurse who killed elderly patients in her care was the subject of multiple complaints but was given a positive reference letter and went on working until she confessed her crimes, ...

Monday’s Games NHL Playoffs Stanley Cup Final Washington 6 Vegas 2 (Washington leads series 3-1) — MLB American League N.Y. Yankees 7 Detroit 4, 1st game Detroit 4 N.Y. Yankees 2, 2nd game...

EAST PALESTINE, Ohio - A 91-year-old Ohio man’s passion for puzzles has gained him an unexpected Facebook following. David Butler, a resident of East Palestine in eastern Ohio, started working j...

NEW YORK - Harvey Weinstein pleaded not guilty to rape and criminal sex act charges in a brief hearing Tuesday before a judge in New York, and his lawyer vowed afterward to try to beat the case even b...

VANCOUVER - Kadre Gray likes setting the bar high. He didn’t let growing up in a poor Toronto neighbourhood prevent him from getting a scholarship to attend university. In his first season playi...

TORONTO - A little over a year ago, Julie Tomaino had a stroke that affected both sides of her brain, leaving her “locked in” - conscious but unable to speak or move for about 10 days. The...