Category Archives: Canadian Press

One dead following police-involved shooting in Burlington, Ont.
BURLINGTON, Ont. - A 32-year-old man was shot and killed following an exchange of gunfire with police that also sent two officers to hospital west of Toronto, Ontario’s police watchdog said. Fiv...
Sep 22, 2018

Canada's capital region reeling after intense tornado rips through communities
OTTAWA - Parts of Canada’s national capital were still reeling Saturday after a powerful tornado carved paths of destruction through residential neighbourhoods - snapping huge trees, tossing car...
Sep 22, 2018
Baloney Meter: Do Liberal policies mean a typical family is $2,000 richer?
OTTAWA - “Our plan - to invest in people, to strengthen and grow the middle class, and to build an economy that works for everyone - is working. By this time next year, a typical family of four ...
Sep 22, 2018
Trump wants to rid Justice Department of 'lingering stench'
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - President Donald Trump has issued an ominous warning about the Justice Department and the FBI, promising more firings to rid a “lingering stench” after reports that Depu...
Sep 22, 2018
It's tapped: Beer flows as Oktoberfest opens in Munich
MUNICH - The first keg has been tapped and the beer is flowing as the 185th Oktoberfest gets underway in Munich. Mayor Dieter Reiter inserted the tap in the first keg on Saturday with two blows of a h...
Sep 22, 2018
Remainder of Vancouver Whitecaps season filled with 'must-win' games: coach
VANCOUVER - Kei Kamara believes his Vancouver Whitecaps have what it takes to claw out a playoff spot, but he knows that the battle won’t be an easy one. “We knew it was going to be a real...
Sep 22, 2018

B.C. wildfires burned large areas affected by mountain pine beetles: Experts
VANCOUVER - Clearing or burning beetle ravaged forests may be costly but could mitigate against the kind of massive wildfires that have been seen in British Columbia the last two summers, say research...
Sep 22, 2018

Quebec's political smorgasbord offers voters food, protest and U.S. annexation
MONTREAL - Jean-Louis Themis believes the true measure of a society is how well it eats. If that thinking were more widespread, the retired chef and cooking teacher would be a shoo-in to enter Quebec&...
Sep 22, 2018

Tanzania death toll 209 as survivor found in capsized ferry
NAIROBI, Kenya - It was a stunning discovery. As rescue divers probed a capsized Tanzanian ferry two days after the disaster and the death toll soared past 200, a man was found in an air pocket, alive...
Sep 22, 2018

Vatican, China make breakthrough deal on bishop appointments
VATICAN CITY - The Vatican and China said Saturday they had signed a “provisional agreement” over the appointment of bishops, a breakthrough on an issue that stymied diplomatic relations f...
Sep 22, 2018