Category Archives: Canadian Press

Ten cases dropped due to delays in military justice system: auditor
OTTAWA - The federal auditor general fired a rocket at Canada’s military justice system Tuesday, citing a failure to deal with persistent and unnecessary delays as the reason several serious cas...
May 29, 2018

Diplomats taking too long to report torture of Canadians: auditor
OTTAWA - Canada’s diplomatic service has come under fire for taking months to notify the foreign affairs minister and top officials about cases where Canadians detained abroad are being tortured...
May 29, 2018

Auditor general says 'cultural' shift needed to prevent another Phoenix
OTTAWA - The failed federal public service pay system was the result of a “government culture” that stands in the way of helping people, auditor general Michael Ferguson said Tuesday as he...
May 29, 2018

For-sale signs vanish and March home prices jump 6.8 pct
WASHINGTON - U.S. home prices climbed in March with buyers paying a premium for ownership as the number of properties up for sale declines, and mortgage rates increase. The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shil...
May 29, 2018
Justin Timberlake visits Texas shooting survivor in hospital
SANTA FE, Texas - Pop star Justin Timberlake made a surprise visit to a Texas school shooting survivor as she recovers from her wounds in a hospital. Sarah Salazar was among the more than two dozen in...
May 29, 2018

$4.5B Trans Mountain plan won't mean Ottawa in pipeline business, says Morneau
OTTAWA - The federal Liberal government has no plans to drag Canada permanently into the pipeline business, Finance Minister Bill Morneau said Tuesday as he unveiled a $4.5-billion plan to buy the Tra...
May 29, 2018

Big performances in Texas give PGA rookies Conners, Silverman a crucial boost
Knowing they need some solid finishes this summer to secure their futures on the PGA Tour, Canadian rookies Ben Silverman and Corey Conners say their impressive showings at the Fort Worth Invitational...
May 29, 2018

Newfoundland judge refuses peace bond for man acquitted as 'sleepwatcher'
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - A Newfoundland judge ruled Tuesday a man once suspected of being the notorious Halifax “sleepwatcher” will not have to obey a rare peace bond sought by police who ...
May 29, 2018

'Sup?: Carefree Canadian teenager Shapovalov wins French Open debut
PARIS - Denis Shapovalov plopped himself down for his news conference Tuesday after winning his French Open debut, leaned into the microphone and said, “‘Sup?'” Then he smiled broadl...
May 29, 2018
Recipients of spousal and child support in Nova Scotia owed $60 million:report
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia’s enforcement program has failed to collect $60 million in court-ordered spousal and child support payments over its lifetime, a problem that was hindered by an office amal...
May 29, 2018