Category Archives: Canadian Press
Saudi Arabia's first fashion week kicks off for women only
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabia has kicked off its first-ever fashion week with designs by Middle Eastern, Brazilian, U.S. and Russian designers, as well as shows by internationally renowned label...
Apr 12, 2018
Child's rape, killing in India mired in religious politics
SRINAGAR, India - The girl, just 8 years old, was grazing her family’s ponies on a chilly January day in the forests of the Himalayan foothills when she was kidnapped. Her raped and mutilated bo...
Apr 12, 2018
Pakistan arrests man in shooting death of singer at party
KARACHI, Pakistan - Police in Pakistan have arrested a man accused of fatally shooting a pregnant singer as she performed at a party held by a wealthy landlord. Local police chief Hazoor Baksh Junejo ...
Apr 12, 2018

Montreal Alouettes sign sought-after free-agent linebacker Henoc Muamba
MONTREAL - Henoc Muamba saw the veteran players the Montreal Alouettes signed this off-season and decided he may as well join them. The high-profile free agent inked a three-year contract worth $185,0...
Apr 12, 2018
Missouri governor mirrors Trump in quest to survive scandal
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - Facing mounting calls to resign following sexual misconduct allegations, Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens appears to be taking a cue from President Donald Trump as he fights for his p...
Apr 12, 2018
Another Trump trade war, this time with Rwanda over clothes
KAMPALA, Uganda - The sweaty mechanic tossed aside the used jeans one by one, digging deep through the pile of secondhand clothes that are at the centre of another, if little-noticed, Trump administra...
Apr 12, 2018
Guard faces tricky dance in California border mission
SAN DIEGO - California Gov. Jerry Brown is crystal clear that his National Guard will help President Trump go after drugs and thugs on the Mexican border, but not immigrants. Drawing that line may be ...
Apr 12, 2018
Pair of Metro Vancouver police officers arrested, released, in Cuba
VANCOUVER - The alleged assault of a 17-year-old Canadian teenager in Cuba has prompted the arrest of two Vancouver-area police officers. The Vancouver and Port Moody police departments each confirmed...
Apr 12, 2018

Harder accuses Tories of sabotaging move to independent, less partisan Senate
OTTAWA - The government representative in the Senate is accusing Conservative senators of deliberately trying to sabotage Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s efforts to turn the upper house into a l...
Apr 12, 2018
Anchorage voters are 1st in US to defeat 'bathroom bill'
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Voters in Alaska’s largest city have become the first in the U.S. to defeat a so-called bathroom bill referendum that asked them to require people to use public bathrooms and...
Apr 12, 2018