Category Archives: Canadian Press

Fashion flap: Serena OK with French Open despite catsuit ban
NEW YORK - Serena Williams isn’t worried about a dress code at the French Open. Her skin-tight black catsuit won’t be welcome, but Williams had already put it back in the closet. She no lo...
Aug 25, 2018
Union says talks between Exhibition Place and locked-out workers in jeopardy
TORONTO - The president of the union representing workers locked out of Toronto’s Exhibition Place says planned talks with the venue’s board of governors are now in “jeopardy.”...
Aug 25, 2018

Digitization poised to disrupt central banking, too: Bank of Canada's Poloz
OTTAWA - Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz is recommending to his international policy-making peers that they consider the often-elusive economic effects created by the spread of digital disruptio...
Aug 25, 2018

As EPL resists VAR, Man City concedes goal scored with arm
LONDON - After failing to convince Premier League rivals of the need for VAR, Manchester City has contributed more evidence why the technology is needed. It came at the cost of dropping two points ear...
Aug 25, 2018
Coalition Avenir Quebec boasts more women than men in election campaign
MONTREAL - The Coalition Avenir Quebec has boasted that it will have more women than men running in the provincial election campaign - a big change for the party, which opinion polls suggest is leadin...
Aug 25, 2018
Poor People's Campaign working in 26 states this weekend
RALEIGH, N.C. - Following is a list of the 26 states participating in the Poor People’s Campaign movement and voter registration this weekend: - Alabama - Arizona - Arkansas - California - Delaw...
Aug 25, 2018

Students spend summer digging up, preserving 300-year-old human remains
LOUISBOURG, N.S. - Young researchers are working against the clock to dig up 300-year-old human remains before they’re washed away by the sea - and the project lead says what they found so far c...
Aug 25, 2018

Humboldt Broncos back on ice for new season with training camp underway
HUMBOLDT, Sask. - As head coach Nathan Oystrick skated around the ice barking orders at his new players on Friday night, the Humboldt Broncos looked like any other junior hockey team in training camp....
Aug 25, 2018

Archivist helps families learn fate of missing residential school children
Nellie Hardisty was just a little girl from Moose Factory in Ontario when she disappeared into the morass of Indian residential schools and associated hospitals. She died of turberculosis at the age o...
Aug 25, 2018

Social justice movement veterans help Poor People's Campaign
CARTHAGE, N.C. - As the Poor People’s Campaign launches a new initiative, its charismatic leader is working with the generation of civil rights leaders who stood by the Rev. Martin Luther King...
Aug 25, 2018