Category Archives: Canadian Press

EDMONTON - United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney says he will not legislate on abortion even though party members passed a resolution that advocates on both sides say could do just that. “I...

OTTAWA - The Native Women’s Association of Canada has issued a new report card for the national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and has found problems. It found the inquiry fa...

NEW YORK - Disney is seeking new frontiers. The media company launched its $5-a-month sports streaming service, ESPN Plus, last month, and it signed a deal with Twitter this month to create Marvel, AB...

WINNIPEG - There was a brief moment of locker-room levity after the Jets had just blown a chance to clinch a spot in the Western Conference final for the first time in franchise - and the city’s...

If the Winnipeg Jets are going to be the first Canadian NHL team in a quarter of a century to win a Stanley Cup, they’ll have to buck a recent trend of this country’s clubs losing the seve...

TAMPA, Fla. - Super Bowl-winning Hall of Fame coach Tony Dungy is the next inductee into the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Ring of Honor. The Bucs made the announcement Tuesday, saying Dungy will be hon...

MONTREAL - Joe Scannella, who coached the Montreal Alouettes to two Grey Cup games in the 1970s, has died, the CFL club announced Tuesday. The team was informed by a family member that Scannella, who ...

OTTAWA - The Trudeau government will spend nearly $1.6 million to market Canada to foreign journalists coming to Quebec City for next month’s G7 summit, conjuring echoes of the political uproar ...

LONDON - A reporter’s powerful account of communities devastated by Japan’s 2011 earthquake and tsunami won the Rathbones Folio Prize for literature on Tuesday. Richard Lloyd Parry’s...

WINDSOR, Ont. - Caesars Windsor says it is postponing hotel reservations and concerts through the end of May due to an ongoing strike by employees. About 2,300 members of Unifor Local 444 walked off t...