Category Archives: Canadian Press

International intrigue: two defence and security conferences open in Halifax
HALIFAX - Hundreds of defence and security experts from around the world are expected to gather in Halifax this weekend to discuss everything from espionage and terrorism to Russian meddling and North...
Nov 15, 2018

'Paying the price:' U.S. fishermen file seventh climate lawsuit naming Encana
A major Calgary-based energy company is facing its seventh lawsuit in U.S. courts over climate change. The Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen’s Associations - the largest commercial fishermen...
Nov 15, 2018

Ford government's first fiscal update shows Ontario cut deficit to $14.5 billion
Ontario’s way out of a deep “fiscal hole” won’t be easy, the Progressive Conservative government warned Thursday as it announced plans to eliminate three independent legislativ...
Nov 15, 2018
Canada Post must deal with 'injury crisis' to end walkouts, says union
OTTAWA - Canada Post’s latest contract offers to its workers contain positives but not enough to put an end to rotating walkouts, the head of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers said Thursday. ...
Nov 15, 2018

Toronto private school didn't report alleged sexual assault to police: Cops
TORONTO - A prestigious private school where a student was allegedly sexually assaulted did not report the incident to the Toronto police, a spokeswoman for the force said Thursday, adding that a crim...
Nov 15, 2018

Plane crash-lands in Newfoundland with 51 people aboard, no injuries reported
STEPHENVILLE, N.L. - A man onboard a plane that made an emergency landing at an airport in western Newfoundland Thursday says passengers became nervous after they were asked to brace themselves in a c...
Nov 15, 2018
UN says 8 peacekeepers killed in fight against Congo rebels
Eight U.N. peacekeepers and at least 12 Congolese soldiers were killed in a joint military operation against rebels in Congo’s northeast, which is facing a deadly Ebola outbreak, the U.N. Securi...
Nov 15, 2018

Police charge youth in fire that damaged Iqaluit grocery store
IQALUIT, Nunavut - A youth has been charged after a fire at the largest retailer and grocery store in Iqaluit raised fears about food supplies in Nunavut’s capital. The fire at the Northmart sto...
Nov 15, 2018

Dem struggle over Pelosi bid, with no end game in sight
WASHINGTON - Democrats won the majority. Now they just need a speaker of the House. The standoff over Nancy Pelosi’s bid to regain the gavel intensified Friday as Democrats left Washington for t...
Nov 15, 2018

Winnipeg goalie the latest man to become an NHLer for one night
Gavin McHale joined one of the most unique groups in sports on Wednesday night. The Winnipeg personal trainer and goaltending coach for the University of Manitoba Bisons women’s hockey team got ...
Nov 15, 2018