Category Archives: Canadian Press

NAFTA end game: Countries now scrambling to conclude a preliminary deal
WASHINGTON - The NAFTA countries are pushing intensely over the coming days to reach an agreement, Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland suggested Friday as she met her U.S. and Mexican counterpa...
Apr 06, 2018
James, Durant in 35-player US Olympic basketball team pool
LeBron James is putting himself in position to play in a fourth Olympics, and Kevin Durant and Chris Paul a third. The NBA stars were among the headline names on the list of 35 players chosen Friday f...
Apr 06, 2018

Oilpatch CEO says Trudeau needs to give real pipeline support, 'not just words'
CALGARY - Athabasca Oil Corp.’s chief executive blasted the Liberal government for not providing regulatory certainty or doing its job to get pipelines built just as Prime Minister Justin Trudea...
Apr 06, 2018

'Not guilty:' Alberta man charged in farm shooting to let a jury decide his fate
OKOTOKS, Alta. - The lawyer for an Alberta man charged after shots were fired during a confrontation on his rural property will let a jury decide his fate. About 50 supporters of Edouard Maurice lined...
Apr 06, 2018
Moose stomps man's foot in Alaska after he kicks her
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - A man was injured north of Anchorage after a moose that he had just kicked stomped his foot in return, state officials said. KTVA-TV reported the man escaped major injuries in the ...
Apr 06, 2018

SKorean baseball league postpones games over pollution
SEOUL, Korea, Republic Of - South Korea’s rapidly worsening air pollution has forced the country’s professional baseball league to postpone three games. The Korea Baseball Organization on ...
Apr 06, 2018

Stolen New Brunswick puppies returned home safely with public's help
FREDERICTON - Three unweaned puppies stolen from a New Brunswick farm have been returned safely to their owners days after they were snatched in the middle of the night. The RCMP - who had warned the ...
Apr 06, 2018

Friends detail last hours of yoga teacher's life at Butcher murder trial
HALIFAX - Montreal-born yoga instructor Kristin Johnston told friends she had ended her relationship with Nicholas Butcher, hours before he allegedly killed her inside her home on Halifax’s outs...
Apr 06, 2018
Fraud-related trial for ex-Quebec deputy premier Normandeau delayed
MONTREAL - A fraud-related trial for former Quebec deputy premier Nathalie Normandeau and her five co-accused has been delayed. No new date has been set for the trial, which was to begin Monday. Quebe...
Apr 06, 2018

Manitoba premier says he'll take the federal government to court over carbon tax
WINNIPEG - Manitoba is prepared to take the federal government to court if Ottawa imposes a higher carbon tax than the province is planning, Premier Brian Pallister said Friday. “I have a simple...
Apr 06, 2018