Category Archives: Canadian Press

Acadia University in Nova Scotia investigates sexual assault allegation
HALIFAX - A male Acadia University student accused of sexually assaulting a female student has failed in his bid to stop the school’s Equity Office from investigating the allegation. In a decisi...
Mar 29, 2018
Battle over name sees competing 'Pirates of Halifax' cross swords in court
HALIFAX - In modern-day Halifax, pirates try to settle their spats with lawsuits, not swords. But two competing groups of grown men both calling themselves the “Pirates of Halifax” have fa...
Mar 29, 2018

Liberals urged to tackle killer robots at G7 as part of AI innovation push
OTTAWA - The Trudeau government is facing pressure on several fronts to lead an international ban on the use of autonomous weapons, the so-called “killer robots” that some fear could resul...
Mar 29, 2018

Taxpayers unlikely to foot entire bill for Northern Pulp plant: minister
HALIFAX - Although a cost is yet to be attached to a new effluent treatment facility for the Northern Pulp mill, Nova Scotia’s infrastructure minister said Thursday that it’s unlikely prov...
Mar 29, 2018

Online tumult over breastfeeding photo challenges stigmas, highlights hurdles
TORONTO - A photo of a hockey player breastfeeding her baby between periods has riled social media, and that uproar has some lactation experts bemoaning how such a natural act continues to be sexualiz...
Mar 29, 2018

A by-the-numbers look at PBO's latest report on federal infrastructure spending
OTTAWA - Parliamentary budget officer Jean-Denis Frechette’s latest report on the Liberal government’s infrastructure spending program highlights further delays in the spending plan. Here ...
Mar 29, 2018

Trump tells another tall tale, this one on the Keystone XL pipeline
WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump has just regaled another audience with a tall tale involving Canada, this one about a conversation involving the Keystone XL pipeline he insists never happened. Spo...
Mar 29, 2018

Police watchdog clears RCMP in shooting death of gunman in B.C.
VANCOUVER - An investigation that British Columbia’s police watchdog acknowledges took an “unfortunate” length of time has cleared an officer in the shooting death of a fugitive gunm...
Mar 29, 2018

Grain railway backlog another reason to expand oil pipeline: Alberta premier
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. - Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says Canada will continue to have trouble moving grain across the country unless more oil pipelines are built. Notley says moving oil by rail means th...
Mar 29, 2018
Canada's Kia Nurse earns NCAA Div. 1 defensive player of the year award
ATLANTA - Canada’s Kia Nurse has won the NCAA Division 1 defensive player of the year award, awarded by the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association. The Connecticut Huskies senior led one o...
Mar 29, 2018