Category Archives: Canadian Press

A look at three Canadians who made their mark in the world of indoor soccer
TORONTO - A new chapter in Canadian indoor soccer opens Dec. 1 when the Mississauga MetroStars open life in the Major Arena Soccer League. A look at some Canadians who have already made their mark in ...
Nov 05, 2018

'We don't quit': Early season success no surprise for Vancouver Canucks players
VANCOUVER - Young stars are blazing a new trail for the Vancouver Canucks and defying the flagging expectations that loomed over the team heading into the season. Fifteen games into the 2018-19 campai...
Nov 05, 2018

Mississauga MetroStars take first step, saying time is right for indoor soccer
TORONTO - The Mississauga MetroStars hope to do what the Toronto Shooting Stars and Toronto ThunderHawks couldn’t do - establish a foothold for pro indoor soccer in the Toronto area. The MetroSt...
Nov 05, 2018

Aretha Franklin doc 'Amazing Grace' to finally see the light
NEW YORK - More than 46 years after it was shot, the Aretha Franklin concert film “Amazing Grace” will finally be released, ending one of the most tortured and long-running sagas in docume...
Nov 05, 2018
Belgium's King Albert must provide DNA in paternity case
BRUSSELS - A Belgian appeals court has ruled that King Albert must provide DNA in a court case brought by a woman who claims to be the love child of the former Belgian monarch. The decision issued Mon...
Nov 05, 2018

CFL alters celebration rule after Gott beer chug, prohibiting alcohol, drugs
TORONTO - The CFL wants to make sure Jon Gott’s beer-chugging touchdown celebration doesn’t become a regular occurrence. While the Ottawa Redblacks offensive lineman wasn’t fined by ...
Nov 05, 2018
Jets forward Lemieux suspended two games for illegal check to the head
NEW YORK - The NHL has suspended Winnipeg Jets forward Brendan Lemieux for two games for an illegal check to the head of Florida Panthers forward Vincent Trocheck. The incident occurred in the second ...
Nov 05, 2018

Irving Pulp and Paper in New Brunswick fined $3.5 million for dumping effluent
SAINT JOHN, N.B. - Irving Pulp and Paper Ltd. has been hit with one of largest penalties ever imposed in Canada for an environmental violation. The company, based in Saint John, N.B., was fined $3.5 m...
Nov 05, 2018

Saskatchewan to let police release domestic violence records to people at risk
REGINA - Police in Saskatchewan could soon be allowed to release information about someone’s abusive past if they believe that person’s partner may be at risk. Dubbed Clare’s Law, th...
Nov 05, 2018

Progressive Conservatives set to take power Friday in New Brunswick
FREDERICTON - New Brunswick will get its next minority government on Friday, one week after the Liberals fell on a confidence vote in the provincial legislature. Premier-designate Blaine Higgs, leader...
Nov 05, 2018