Category Archives: Canadian Press
Lion cub briefly escapes enclosure in rural western Ontario: police
KENILWORTH, Ont. - Police say a small lion cub was briefly on the loose in a rural area of western Ontario on Thursday. Ontario Provincial Police in Wellington County say they responded to an animal c...
Jun 01, 2018
Prince's estate sues Oklahoma man over posted music videos
OKLAHOMA CITY - Prince’s estate is suing an Oklahoma man for alleged copyright infringement. The lawsuit filed Tuesday in federal court in Oklahoma City accuses Phil Shadid, of Yukon, of violati...
Jun 01, 2018
Tempers flare as the Montreal Impact prepare to host Houston Dynamo
MONTREAL - Some heated exchanges between players at training this week could be exactly what the Montreal Impact need to turn their season around. Tempers flared during an intense practice session Tue...
Jun 01, 2018
Top Quebec court overturns naturopath's acquittal and convicts her of manslaughter
MONTREAL - Quebec’s top court has overturned a 2015 acquittal of a Montreal-area naturopath in the death of a patient 10 years ago and convicted her of manslaughter. Mitra Javanmardi has also be...
Jun 01, 2018
Former Afghanistan hostage Joshua Boyle granted bail with conditions
OTTAWA - Former Afghanistan hostage Joshua Boyle, who faces several assault charges, will be released from jail with strict bail conditions that include an electronic tracking bracelet. Ontario Court ...
Jun 01, 2018

4 of Bertrand Charest's victims win legal fight to have their names made public
MONTREAL - Four of the women sexually assaulted by ex-national ski coach Bertrand Charest when they were his teenage students have been granted the right to have their names made public. Neither the C...
Jun 01, 2018

MSNBC's Reid apologizes again for old blog posts
NEW YORK - MSNBC’s Joy Reid is apologizing again for past blog posts, including one that had an image of Sen. John McCain superimposed on the body of a campus killer and another where she urged ...
Jun 01, 2018
Judge: Fired officer must stand trial for killing black man
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - A judge ruled Friday that a Florida police officer must stand trial for the fatal shooting of a stranded black motorist, saying his retelling of what happened on the darkened h...
Jun 01, 2018

Canada hoping its own tariff threat will prompt U.S. climbdown: Morneau
WHISTLER, B.C. - Finance Minister Bill Morneau says he’s hopeful the threat of retaliation against U.S. trade measures will convince the Trump administration to back down from the steel and alum...
Jun 01, 2018

How impact of U.S. tariffs is likely to vary from one province to the next
OTTAWA - The National Bank of Canada says the impact of new American tariffs on steel and aluminum will vary sharply from province to province, because of regional concentrations. Some comparisons: St...
Jun 01, 2018