Category Archives: Canadian Press

Lukewarm support for Michaelle Jean in Quebec as la Francophonie vote approaches
MONTREAL - With two weeks to go before la Francophonie names its new leader, former governor general Michaelle Jean is receiving only lukewarm support from Quebec’s political party leaders as sh...
Sep 27, 2018
Fire, colour and Gaultier's new guise hit Paris Fashion Week
PARIS - The ever-inventive Rick Owens nearly cooked his front row at Paris Fashion Week thanks to a giant burning sculpture, while Indian designer Manish Arora brought the colours of a carnival and Ca...
Sep 27, 2018
Toronto Wolfpack assured of at least a Super League promotion playoff game
TORONTO - The Toronto Wolfpack’s Super League promotion hopes got an assist Thursday from Salford. The Red Devils defeated Toulouse Olympique 44-10 to ensure that Toronto can finish no lower tha...
Sep 27, 2018

Moccasin Flats eviction had lasting impact on Fort McMurray Metis: report
FORT MCMURRAY, Alta. - The eviction four decades ago of a predominantly Metis settlement in Fort McMurray disrupted members’ traditional way of life and caused lasting economic harm to affected ...
Sep 27, 2018

B.C. to probe money laundering 'red flags' in real estate, horse racing
VICTORIA - Two government reviews will dig deeper into possible money laundering in British Columbia, expanding the province’s scrutiny beyond casinos. The reviews are aimed at stopping the poss...
Sep 27, 2018
Canada ready for matchup with second-ranked Spain at FIBA Women's World Cup
The Canadian senior women’s basketball team will face some significant challenges in Friday’s quarterfinal against Spain at the FIBA Women’s World Cup. The world’s second-ranke...
Sep 27, 2018

Internet groups disappointed in lowered CRTC speed minimums for broadband fund
OTTAWA - Internet advocacy groups say they’re unhappy Canada’s telecoms regulator has halved the minimum speed that projects need to meet for a $750-million fund designed to make broadband...
Sep 27, 2018
Judge fights disciplinary body's ruling that could remove him from bench
An Ontario judge is fighting back against a disciplinary body’s ruling that found he cast a shadow on his profession by accepting a temporary dean post at a northern university’s Indigenou...
Sep 27, 2018
Nova Scotia health minister says province providing timely abortion access
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia’s health minister says he believes there is timely access to abortion services in the province despite calls from advocates to improve access. Randy Delorey said Thursday t...
Sep 27, 2018

MPs vote to strip Suu Kyi of honorary Canadian citizenship over Rohingya crisis
OTTAWA - MPs have unanimously endorsed a motion to revoke the honorary Canadian citizenship of Myanmar’s de facto leader, Aung San Suu Kyi. The vote, on a Bloc Quebecois motion, followed Thursda...
Sep 27, 2018