Category Archives: Canadian Press

Naked Donald Trump statue going up for auction
JERSEY CITY, N.J. - A statue of a naked Donald Trump is going on the auction block. Julien’s Auction says the sculpture is the last statue remaining that was not vandalized or destroyed when it ...
Mar 27, 2018

2 officers in black man's fatal shooting won't be charged
BATON ROUGE, La. - Louisiana’s attorney general ruled out criminal charges Tuesday against two white Baton Rouge police officers in the shooting of a black man whose death led to widespread prot...
Mar 27, 2018
Brazil struggles to care for Venezuela's indigenous Warao
PACARAIMA, Brazil - Women cook over a dozen little open fires, while men lie on hammocks inside an adjoining building and naked children with distended bellies and dirty faces run around the shelter f...
Mar 27, 2018

Nickelodeon cutting ties with 'Henry Danger' creator
NEW YORK - Nickelodeon is breaking ties with the creator of some of its top shows, including “Henry Danger” and “iCarly.” Dan Schneider has worked with the children’s tel...
Mar 27, 2018

Canada gives border security extra powers to crack down on cheap steel, aluminum
OTTAWA - The Liberal government is taking extra steps to crack down on companies that try to ship cheap foreign steel and aluminum through the domestic market, while sending a signal to the U.S. admin...
Mar 27, 2018

Roads blocked in Catalonia to protest leader's detention
MADRID - Demonstrators angered by the detention of former leader Carles Puigdemont blocked highways across Catalonia and roads in central Barcelona on Tuesday, as the separatist politician remained in...
Mar 27, 2018
Russian mall fire: Protesters demand officials' ouster
MOSCOW - Fuming with anger, thousands of Russians rallied for more than 10 hours Tuesday in a Siberian city, demanding the ouster of regional officials for a shopping mall fire that killed at least 64...
Mar 27, 2018
Kim, Xi portray strong ties after N. Korean leader's visit
BEIJING - North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping sought to portray strong ties between the long-time allies despite a recent chill as both countries on Wednesday...
Mar 27, 2018
Judge lets indictment of Missouri governor go forward
ST. LOUIS - An indictment charging Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens with felony invasion of privacy will go forward as scheduled and a jury will decide the case, a judge ruled Monday. St. Louis Circuit Jud...
Mar 27, 2018

High taxes, growing debt: Newfoundland and Labrador forecasts more deficits
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - Newfoundland and Labrador’s latest budget relies on high taxes and heavy borrowing, pinning hopes once again on offshore oil prospects to eventually help control soaring...
Mar 27, 2018