Category Archives: Canadian Press

Historic black church loses name of Halifax's controversial founder
HALIFAX - A historically black Halifax church whose longtime name paid homage to the city’s controversial founder has a new appellation. Members of the Cornwallis Street Baptist Church voted Sun...
May 07, 2018

Fanfare greets furry foursome: Giant panda family makes its Calgary Zoo debut
CALGARY - Two giant panda cubs were in a playful mood Monday as the Calgary Zoo introduced them and their parents to the general public. Jia Panpan and Jia Yueyue - meaning Canadian Hope and Canadian ...
May 07, 2018

Demand outstripping resources at mental-health clinics for veterans: documents
OTTAWA - Demand for service has been outstripping the resources available to a network of mental-health clinics set up across the country to help veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder and other...
May 07, 2018

Wynne, Horwath take aim at Ford in first debate ahead of Ont. election
TORONTO - Doug Ford was the main target in the first debate ahead of Ontario’s provincial election, with his rivals suggesting Monday that the Progressive Conservative leader, who is leading in ...
May 07, 2018
Sentencing arguments for mosque killer Alexandre Bissonnette to begin June 18
QUEBEC - Sentencing arguments for the man who murdered six Muslim men in a Quebec City mosque in January 2017 will begin June 18. Alexandre Bissonnette, 28, pleaded guilty earlier this year to six cha...
May 07, 2018
Toronto public health investigating measles case in infant who travelled abroad
TORONTO - Public health officials in Toronto say people who travelled on two Saudia Airlines flights in late April, as well as those who attended the city’s Humber River Hospital last week may h...
May 07, 2018
Saskatoon to host Four Nations Cup international women's hockey tournament
SASKATOON - The Four Nations Cup international women’s hockey tournament will be held Nov. 6-10 in Saskatoon. Canada will host the annual event involving the United States, Canada, Finland and S...
May 07, 2018

Nova Scotia marijuana outlets to be 'bright, open, inviting,' corporation says
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia’s legal marijuana stores will be “bright, open, and inviting” - but the product itself will be sold in secure containers and then sealed in a paper bag. Concept...
May 07, 2018

Loblaw eyes recreational marijuana market in Newfoundland and Labrador
TORONTO - Loblaw Companies Ltd. is looking to sell recreational marijuana in Newfoundland and Labrador, as the provincial body handling pot sales has included the company on its list of potential lice...
May 07, 2018

Indigenous protesters angry over Muskrat Falls detained on Parliament Hill
OTTAWA - A number of Indigenous elders and demonstrators were arrested for trespassing Monday on Parliament Hill after breaching a designated perimeter for protests during a rally against the Muskrat ...
May 07, 2018