Category Archives: Canadian Press

MONTREAL - The European trade commissioner says no timelines have been reached for full ratification of the Canada-EU free trade accord. Cecilia Malmstrom says prolonged internal procedures among some...

VANCOUVER - A natural occurrence is behind the unusual deaths of about 40 starlings that plummeted to the ground in Delta, B.C., earlier this month. When Vancouver resident Kevin Beech witnessed the b...

MONTREAL - Most young people turned away by a bar doorman try their luck elsewhere, but a Quebec man took his case to the human rights commission and has been awarded $500 in damages. Marc-Olivier Mig...

It is the most corrosive wedge issue in Canada’s only officially bilingual province: language. Largely dormant for more than 20 years, the schism between French- and English-speaking New Brunswi...

VANCOUVER - The regulatory body for engineers in British Columbia is alleging negligence or unprofessional conduct against three engineers after the 2014 collapse of a tailings dam at the Mount Polley...

REGINA - Chris Jones isn’t taking any chances. The Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach/GM said Thursday receiver Naaman Roosevelt (knee) won’t play Sunday afternoon in Montreal versus the ...

MONTREAL - “BlacKkKlansman” director Spike Lee says the rise of right-wing movements and anti-immigrant sentiment isn’t just an American problem. While Lee has nothing but scathing c...

OTTAWA - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appeared to play down Canada’s bid for a UN Security Council seat, saying Wednesday that winning would not be not an end in itself. Securing a temporary se...

OTTAWA - Unexpectedly intense ice conditions meant anxious archeologists had to limit their exploration of the two Franklin expedition shipwrecks earlier this month. Persistent ice off the Yukon and A...

ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. - A movie sequel to Stephen King’s horror classic “The Shining” has begun filming on the Georgia coast. Filmmakers set up vehicles including large RVs, a tent,...