Category Archives: Canadian Press

Longtime Quebec Liberal John Ciaccia dies at 85
MONTREAL - Longtime Quebec Liberal John Ciaccia, whose quarter century in provincial politics was marked by a stint as native affairs minister during the explosive Oka Crisis in 1990, has died. Ciacci...
Aug 08, 2018

GOP congressman from New York charged with insider trading
NEW YORK - Republican U.S. Rep. Christopher Collins of New York was arrested Wednesday on charges he fed inside information he gleaned from sitting on the board of a biotechnology corporation to his s...
Aug 08, 2018

Good news for Manziel, Als is there's nowhere to go from here but up
The good news for Johnny Manziel and the Montreal Alouettes is, theoretically speaking, there’s nowhere to go but up. Manziel’s first CFL regular-season appearance last week was one to for...
Aug 08, 2018

Congo's president won't run again in long-delayed election
KINSHASA, Congo - Congo’s president is not running again in December’s long-delayed elections, easing concerns by the opposition and international community that he would try to stay in of...
Aug 08, 2018

UK prince, prime minister mark centenary of Battle of Amiens
AMIENS, France - Britain’s Prince William and Prime Minister Theresa May, joined by ministers and ambassadors from Allied countries and a former German president, marked on Wednesday the centena...
Aug 08, 2018
American tourists among six dead after crash on Alberta mountain highway
JASPER, Alta. - Six people have died, including two tourists from the United States, following a highway crash in Alberta’s scenic Jasper National Park. The collision happened about 5 p.m. Tuesd...
Aug 08, 2018
Van used by rock icons Aerosmith in '70s found in the woods
CHESTERFIELD, Mass. - Long before Aerosmith filled stadiums with tens of thousands of fans, the band travelled New England in a tiny van playing to smaller crowds. That dilapidated van has been found ...
Aug 08, 2018
TFC's Giovinco to sit out first leg of Canadian Championship final in Vancouver
VANCOUVER - The Vancouver Whitecaps won’t have to worry about the Atomic Ant in the first leg of the Canadian Championship final. A Toronto FC spokesman has confirmed that Sebastian Giovinco did...
Aug 08, 2018
Holy cow! Bovine herd helps police corral suspect in Florida
SANFORD, Fla. - A herd of 16 cows helped police officers in Florida corral a fleeing suspect who bailed out of a car and ran through a pasture. A Seminole County Sheriff’s helicopter captured th...
Aug 08, 2018

Video shows massacre suspect slouched, punching self in face
SUNRISE, Fla. - Prosecutors on Wednesday released hours of video interrogation of Florida’s school shooting suspect, footage showing the young man slouching in a chair, being repeatedly urged by...
Aug 08, 2018