Category Archives: Canadian Press

More US corporate giants warn tariffs will mean price hikes
DETROIT - From Ford to Walmart to Procter & Gamble, a growing number of iconic American companies are warning that President Donald Trump’s tariffs on U.S. imports are raising their costs an...
Sep 26, 2018
A brief look at provincial approaches to recreational marijuana sales
Ontario’s Progressive Conservative government has unveiled more details on its plan to sell recreational cannabis. Here’s a look at provincial and territorial plans to date. – Britis...
Sep 26, 2018

Trudeau pleads for more decorum as debate in House of Commons reaches new lows
OTTAWA - As grisly details of the rape and death of eight-year-old Tori Stafford were being recounted by a Conservative MP during question period Wednesday, some MPs reacted with gasps of revulsion. B...
Sep 26, 2018
'Jackhammer' wire helps crack open fully blocked coronary arteries: researchers
TORONTO - In what’s being touted as a world first, Montreal researchers have been able to bust open coronary arteries completely blocked with calcium deposits using an innovative device that pro...
Sep 26, 2018

Forest fires, pests pose threat to forestry sector growth, federal report says
OTTAWA - A new government report on the state of Canadian forests shows that the area burned last year by fires jumped nearly three-fold compared to the year before. In 2017, almost 3.4 million hectar...
Sep 26, 2018
Stranded travellers left frustrated in St. John's after emergency landing
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - More than 200 exhausted passengers were left stranded and frustrated in St. John’s on Wednesday after a flight from Montreal to Germany made an emergency stop. A represe...
Sep 26, 2018
Muslim candidate in Quebec election stops campaigning following violent threat
MONTREAL - A Muslim candidate who had an election sign shot up last week says he has stopped campaigning in his Quebec City riding after being informed by police of a new threat. Ali Dahan, who is run...
Sep 26, 2018
Review finds former Victoria police chief committed 8 acts of misconduct
VICTORIA - A former Victoria police chief “caught in a web of untruths” was handed unprecedented disciplinary action Wednesday after a review found Frank Elsner committed eight acts of mis...
Sep 26, 2018
Running back Andrew Harris resumes practising with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers
WINNIPEG - Running back Andrew Harris was back practising with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Wednesday. Harris left Winnipeg’s 31-14 win over Montreal on Friday night in the second quarter with a...
Sep 26, 2018

Ontario government to allow pot smoking wherever tobacco smoking allowed
TORONTO - Ontario residents will be able to smoke recreational cannabis wherever the smoking of tobacco is permitted, the Progressive Conservative government said Wednesday, loosening rules establishe...
Sep 26, 2018