Category Archives: Canadian Press

'A bear's best friend:' Alberta naturalist Charlie Russell dies at 76
An Alberta naturalist who lived with bears to learn that people are part of nature and not separate from it has died. Charlie Russell, who died Monday in hospital, was 76. “The bears of the worl...
May 08, 2018
Raonic sets up all-Canadian match at Madrid Open with win over Dimitrov
MADRID - Milos Raonic defeated third-seed Grigor Dimitrov on Tuesday at the Madrid Open to set up an all-Canadian third-round match with teenager Denis Shapovalov. Raonic, from Thornhill, Ont., fired ...
May 08, 2018
Two 15-year-olds arrested after stabbing of Halifax police officer
Halifax police say two 15-year-olds have been arrested after an officer was stabbed Tuesday morning while responding to a stolen-truck call. They say Const. Andrew Gordon, who has been on the force fo...
May 08, 2018

Ford moves to appease social conservatives, vows to replace sex-ed curriculum
TORONTO - Doug Ford moved to appease social conservative voters on Tuesday, vowing to scrap and replace the Liberal government’s sex-ed curriculum days after dropping one of its staunchest oppon...
May 08, 2018
Russia's Duma approves new prime minister term for Medvedev
MOSCOW - Russia’s house of parliament has overwhelmingly approved Dmitry Medvedev for a new term as prime minister. Medvedev was nominated a day earlier by President Vladimir Putin, who was inau...
May 08, 2018
FIFA fines Russia after fans racially abused France players
ZURICH - FIFA says the Russian soccer federation has been fined 30,000 Swiss francs ($29,900) because fans racially abused France players during a game in St. Petersburg. Monkey chants were aimed at b...
May 08, 2018

Hurricanes turn to glory days, hiring Brind'Amour as coach
RALEIGH, N.C. - The Carolina Hurricanes hired former captain and current assistant Rod Brind’Amour as their coach Tuesday, hoping the “greatest leader” in franchise history can end a...
May 08, 2018

'We made a mistake:' Alberta charges zoo after ice-cream-eating bear video
INNISFAIL, Alta. - A central Alberta zoo is facing two charges under the province’s Wildlife Act after a bear was taken through a drive-thru for ice cream. A video, posted on social media in Jan...
May 08, 2018
Montreal class-action aims to tackle ticket fees
MONTREAL - Extra delivery fees on the price of tickets for concerts and shows are described as exploitative in a recent application for a class-action suit against entertainment giant evenko. A law fi...
May 08, 2018

NAFTA's big sticking point: major gaps persist between U.S., Mexico on autos
WASHINGTON - A clash in visions for the auto industry continued to cast doubt on the likelihood of an imminent NAFTA deal Tuesday as the three main players gathered for what could be a final effort to...
May 08, 2018