Category Archives: Canada
Coming home: Gordie Howe's ashes to be interred in Saskatoon statue
SASKATOON - Hockey legend Gordie Howe is coming home. A Saskatoon official says the city has received permission from the province to inter the cremated remains of Howe and his wife, Colleen, at the b...
Aug 31, 2016

Venomous snake captured near Toronto, python on the lam in Montreal
A venomous snake that was the subject of a hunt in a wooded area east of Toronto has been captured, but a python remains on the loose in Montreal. A spokeswoman for Ajax, Ont., says the copperhead was...
Aug 31, 2016
Police shouldn't use public shaming, critics say after prostitution sting
HALIFAX - Experts in privacy and civil rights are raising questions about a police news conference that identified 27 men caught in a Cape Breton prostitution sting, saying the move amounted to unnece...
Aug 31, 2016
Husband thought storage locker where infant remains found was for furniture
WINNIPEG - The husband of a woman on trial for concealing the remains of six infants in a storage locker thought his wife was hoarding furniture. “I thought it was her father’s, hoarding f...
Aug 31, 2016
Train derailed in northern Ontario after cracked rail gave way: TSB
GATINEAU, Que. - The Transportation Safety Board says a freight train derailment in northern Ontario was caused by the complete failure of a previously cracked rail. The incident took place on Jan. 13...
Aug 31, 2016
Conservatives: dire economic data undermine Liberal promises of growth
OTTAWA - The Opposition Conservatives and the NDP seized on Wednesday’s news of grim second-quarter economic growth as evidence that the Liberal government’s election promises of jobs and ...
Aug 31, 2016
'Peace treaty' at Canada Post only delays the inevitable, says business group
OTTAWA - Canada Post and its employees have merely reached a “peace treaty” ahead of the busy holiday shopping season, a business lobby group warned Wednesday, predicting little but long-t...
Aug 31, 2016

P.K. Subban admits disappointment at not being on Canadian team at World Cup
MONTREAL - Nashville Predators defenceman P.K. Subban admits he’s disappointed at not making the Canadian team for the World Cup of Hockey, but says he had no control over the decision to omit h...
Aug 31, 2016
Minister promises 'relatively timely' action on homeless veterans strategy
OTTAWA - The veterans affairs minister says the government intends to implement a number of recommendations to combat homelessness among veterans and to do so in what he calls a relatively timely fash...
Aug 31, 2016
RCMP reviewing report on investigation into police shooting of N.L. man
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - The RCMP in Newfoundland and Labrador says it is reviewing a report from the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team into the shooting death of Don Dunphy. In a statement Wedne...
Aug 31, 2016