Category Archives: Canadian Press
Man accused of sending mail bomb to his brother in B.C. dies awaiting trial
WHITEHORSE - Yukon’s chief coroner says a man accused of mailing a bomb to his brother on Vancouver Island has died. Heather Jones says 73-year-old Leon Nepper went into medical distress at Whit...
Sep 24, 2018

Lowry ready to work, says relationship with DeRozan is 'bigger than basketball'
TORONTO - If Kyle Lowry has any misgivings about the off-season trade that sent his best friend out of town, he’s keeping them to himself. Lowry avoided the spotlight throughout the summer, neve...
Sep 24, 2018

Modric wins world player of year, ends Ronaldo-Messi duopoly
LONDON - Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi were far from the auditorium by the River Thames when Luka Modric broke their decade-long grip on FIFA’s award for the world’s best player. Foot...
Sep 24, 2018
Police 'were monsters who would kill them:' Details emerge in naked kidnapping
LEDUC, Alta. - They thought it was Armageddon and wanted to save their neighbours. They believed police were monsters. They showed super strength after being pepper sprayed and Tasered. And all but on...
Sep 24, 2018
It's shaping up to be quite a finish in CFL's West Division standings
It’s shaping up to be quite a finish in the West Division. Just four points separate second from fifth in the conference standings heading into the final third of the regular season. The Calgary...
Sep 24, 2018
Critics call for 'less painful, faster' abortion access in Nova Scotia
HALIFAX - Advocates are calling on Nova Scotia to improve access to abortion services to help make the process “less painful, less emotional, and faster.” Lenore Zann, NDP critic for women...
Sep 24, 2018

No geotech study done on Saskatchewan bridge that collapsed on opening day
HYAS, Sask. - A reeve in eastern Saskatchewan says no geotechnical investigation was performed on a riverbed where a newly built bridge collapsed only hours after opening. The Dyck Memorial Bridge in ...
Sep 24, 2018
Research group tags its first great white shark in Canadian waters
LUNENBURG, N.S. - Researchers looking for a possible great white shark mating site off Nova Scotia have tagged their first shark in Canadian waters. The official Twitter account of the Ocearch researc...
Sep 24, 2018

Canada's capital region picking up the pieces following destructive tornadoes
GATINEAU, Que. - Residents from across Canada’s national capital region who were hit by Friday’s devastating tornadoes have started rebuilding their homes - and their lives. Festus John wo...
Sep 24, 2018
Persian speakers aiming to add Farsi to B.C. public school language curriculum
VANCOUVER - Students in British Columbia’s public schools could have another option for language studies, if a new campaign is successful. The Farsi Dar B.C. campaign is aiming for Farsi, also c...
Sep 24, 2018