Category Archives: Canadian Press
Canada's 1st medal of speedskating World Cup season is bronze in team sprint
OBIHIRO, Japan - The Canadian long track team earned its first medal of the season, a bronze in the men’s team sprint event, on Sunday at an ISU speedskating World Cup event. Laurent Dubreuil of...
Nov 18, 2018
NATO told Russian election meddling evolving threat that must be met
HALIFAX - A NATO draft report says the problem of Russian meddling in democratic elections continues to evolve and alliance members must be ready to meet the threat. U.S. Democratic congresswoman Susa...
Nov 18, 2018
Privacy concerns over credit card use for legal online pot purchases
TORONTO - Canada’s privacy commissioner is planning to issue guidance for buyers and sellers of legal cannabis amid ongoing concern about potential fallout, such as being barred from the United ...
Nov 18, 2018
Canadian defender Justin Springer proud to wear the colours of St. Kitts & Nevis
Justin Springer calls Guelph, Ont., home but proudly wears the international colours of St. Kitts & Nevis. Even when Canada is the opponent. CONCACAF Nations League qualifying play took the 76th-r...
Nov 18, 2018

'It has brought great shame to my family': Sens Uber driver opens up on video
TORONTO - An Uber driver who posted footage of Ottawa Senators players disparaging one of their coaches and their team’s performance says he is sorry for sharing the video and has destroyed a se...
Nov 18, 2018

National Parks proving less popular once Canada 150 free entry ended
OTTAWA - If you make it free, they will come. Parks Canada’s free entry program for the country’s 150th birthday saw Canadians and other visitors flock to national parks and historic sites...
Nov 18, 2018

Data suggests violence rising in Winnipeg remand jail; union says meth a factor
WINNIPEG - Newly obtained statistics point to increasing violence at the Winnipeg Remand Centre and the union that represents correctional workers says methamphetamine use is a major factor. “Ou...
Nov 18, 2018

'Blow themselves up:' Police worried about butane hash oil extractions at home
CALGARY - Alberta law enforcement officials say they are worried that the legalization of marijuana could lead to potentially explosive consequences for users taking a do-it-yourself approach to makin...
Nov 18, 2018

Disturbing school bullying videos are a teachable moment, advocates say
Advocates say shocking new videos showing extreme bullying offer parents and educators an opportunity to teach young witnesses the importance of bystander intervention. “Targeting behavioural ch...
Nov 18, 2018
Painting found in Romania studied as possibly stolen Picasso
BUCHAREST, Romania - Romanian prosecutors are investigating whether a painting by Pablo Picasso that was snatched from a museum in the Netherlands six years ago has turned up in Romania. Four Romanian...
Nov 18, 2018