Category Archives: Canadian Press

Saskatchewan rural community group opposes proposed strychnine ban
REGINA - An organization that represents rural communities in Saskatchewan is urging the federal government not to ban the use of the deadly pesticide strychnine on farms. Health Canada is conducting ...
Aug 15, 2018

Myriad of health claims suggest cannabis is a panacea for what ails us. But is it?
TORONTO - Google the word “cannabis” coupled with just about any disease - arthritis, epilepsy, even cancer - and there are all sorts of health claims made about what some have come to vie...
Aug 15, 2018

Van Damme's son pleads guilty in Arizona knife incident
TEMPE, Ariz. - A son of actor Jean-Claude Van Damme has pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct for holding his roommate at knifepoint at their apartment in suburban Phoenix. Nicholas Van Varenberg had a...
Aug 15, 2018

Pickle ice cream and steak eclairs: CNE unveils this year's wacky treats
TORONTO - Chocolate-banana steak eclairs, pickle ice cream, fried frog legs and s’more fried chicken sandwiches are among the crazy gastronomic concoctions that will be served up at the Canadian...
Aug 15, 2018
Montreal city council preparing to ask Ottawa for ban on handguns and other firearms
OTTAWA - Following Toronto’s lead, Montreal is set to formally ask the federal government to impose a nationwide ban on handguns and so-called assault rifles for anyone who doesn’t work in...
Aug 15, 2018

Colorado baker: No cake for gender transition celebration
DENVER - A Colorado baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple on religious grounds - a stance partially upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court - has sued the state over its opposition to his...
Aug 15, 2018
Church helped former priest accused of abuse get Disney job
HARRISBURG, Pa. - A sweeping grand jury report into child sexual abuse in Roman Catholic dioceses in Pennsylvania said church officials gave a former priest a positive reference to work at Disney Worl...
Aug 15, 2018
After firefighting rips up the land, crews move in to fix it
LAKEPORT, Calif. - Jack Hattendorf steers his road grader back and forth across a dirt path cutting through blackened earth. With each pass, he smooths and tamps down the soil to remake a dirt road th...
Aug 15, 2018

Notes of support pour in for 2 who started California blaze
REDDING, Calif. - A couple whose flattened trailer tire accidentally started a massive fire in Northern California has received more than 100 cards and letters with supportive messages telling them no...
Aug 15, 2018

Liberals look at creating federal holiday to mark legacy of residential schools
OTTAWA - The federal Liberal government wants to establish a holiday to acknowledge the dark legacy of Canada’s residential school system, and plans to use an opposition bill to make it happen. ...
Aug 15, 2018