Category Archives: Canadian Press
New fisheries minister discusses reversal on controversial surf clam licence
CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH, N.L. - The new federal fisheries minister is offering more details on the recent cancellation of a controversial surf clam fishing licence given to a First Nations company with t...
Aug 14, 2018

Ex-Trump aides often find a soft landing for staying quiet
WASHINGTON - Keep your friends close and your enemies closer. And, perhaps, your potential leakers closer yet. President Donald Trump’s political operation has made a regular practice of providi...
Aug 14, 2018
Canadian Little Leaguers missing key player because of immigration concerns
Canada will be without one of its top players at the Little League World Series in Pennsylvania this week as Dio Gama and his family await a review of their immigration status. The Whalley Major Allst...
Aug 14, 2018

Saudi Arabia spat affecting Canadians embarking on hajj, community members say
TORONTO - Members of Canada’s Muslim community say recent tensions between Ottawa and Saudi Arabia are affecting some people’s ability to perform what’s seen in the faith as a fundam...
Aug 14, 2018
Former Baltimore officer indicted, accused of assaulting man
A former Baltimore police officer was indicted on assault charges Tuesday after being recorded repeatedly punching a man in a street confrontation three days earlier in a video that went viral. Arthur...
Aug 14, 2018

Recent red cards have Toronto FC pondering supplementary team discipline
Toronto FC may review its internal disciplinary policies in the wake of recent red cards to Chris Mavinga and Jozy Altidore. “I think that’s a possibility,” coach Greg Vanney said Tu...
Aug 14, 2018

Key figure in Quebec corruption inquiry nicknamed 'Mr. 3 Per Cent' has died at 79
MONTREAL - Bernard Trepanier, a former political fundraiser in Montreal and a central figure during Quebec’s public inquiry into corruption in the construction sector, died Tuesday, his lawyer s...
Aug 14, 2018

Police chiefs call for stricter controls on pill presses to fight opioids
OTTAWA - Canada’s police chiefs are urging Ottawa to beef up its fight against the scourge of opioids by more closely vetting people who import pill presses. In a resolution passed at its annual...
Aug 14, 2018
Edmonton pharmacy worker charged with stealing 401,500 Percocet tablets
Edmonton police have arrested a pharmacy worker accused of stealing 401,500 tablets of the prescription opioid painkiller Percocet. Investigators allege a 34-year-old women stole the drugs from where ...
Aug 14, 2018

Jordanian immigrant gets death for Houston 'honour killings'
HOUSTON - A Jordanian immigrant was sentenced to death on Tuesday after being convicted in what Texas prosecutors described as the honour killings of his daughter’s American husband and her frie...
Aug 14, 2018