Category Archives: Canadian Press

Opponents reflect on careers of Henrik and Daniel Sedin ahead of final game
Growing up in Vancouver, Morgan Rielly marvelled at the mastery of Henrik and Daniel Sedin. He often found himself in awe as the superstar twins spun their magic for the Canucks night after night, mak...
Apr 06, 2018
Charges laid in vicious attack on beagle, Newfoundland police say
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - The attack was vicious, and caught on tape: A large dog biting the back of a smaller beagle, with onlookers desperately trying to get it to release its grip. Now, the Royal Ne...
Apr 06, 2018

Missing and murdered inquiry emboldens those to move forward: chairwoman
RICHMOND, B.C. - Some of those who have told their harrowing stories at the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls have since redoubled that courage by taking their comp...
Apr 06, 2018

Sessions orders 'zero tolerance' policy for border crossers
SAN DIEGO - Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Friday ordered a “zero tolerance” policy aimed at people entering the United States illegally for the first time on the Mexican border. Sessio...
Apr 06, 2018
Hopper Penn, girlfriend released from Nebraska jail
LINCOLN, Neb. - Actor Hopper Penn and his girlfriend have been released from jail after they were arrested on drug charges in Nebraska. A jail dispatcher says the 24-year-old Penn and actress Uma Von ...
Apr 06, 2018

Bill Cosby's lawyers want juror ousted over 'guilty' comment
NORRISTOWN, Pa. - A juror in Bill Cosby’s sexual assault retrial is under scrutiny for allegedly saying he thinks the comedian is guilty. Cosby’s lawyers asked Friday that the juror be rem...
Apr 06, 2018

Daniel Akaka, first Native Hawaiian in Congress, dies at 93
HONOLULU - Former Sen. Daniel Kahikina Akaka, the first Native Hawaiian elected to Congress who served for more than three decades, died Friday. He was 93. Akaka died in Honolulu after being hospitali...
Apr 06, 2018
Nova Scotia's NDP wants immediate moratorium on police street checks
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia’s opposition New Democrats have proposed legislation that would impose an immediate moratorium on random police street checks. The bill, introduced Friday by Halifax-Needha...
Apr 06, 2018
U.K. man donates amputated, frost-bitten toes to famed 'Sourtoe cocktail'
A U.K. man who lost three toes to frostbite in a Yukon race says he can’t think of a better place for the digits to go than into people’s drinks. Nick Griffiths plans to donate his amputat...
Apr 06, 2018

Canada claims leadership but lacks details on plan to cut shipping emissions
OTTAWA - The United Nations group which regulates the international shipping industry is being asked to cut emissions from the cargo ships, oil tankers and other vessels that crisscross the world̵...
Apr 06, 2018