Category Archives: Canadian Press

Spy agency chief says new powers would help stop cyberattacks before they happen
OTTAWA - The head of Canada’s cyberspy agency says new powers proposed by the Trudeau government would let her institution stop cyberattacks before they are launched - instead of having to sit b...
Mar 22, 2018
Giant pandas on loan from China set to move from Toronto to Calgary
TORONTO - The second half of a panda family’s Canadian sojourn gets underway on Friday when the animals leave Toronto for a new home out west. Two giant pandas on loan from China, plus the two b...
Mar 22, 2018
Ontario minister apologizes 'eye candy' comment made during hospital announcement
TORONTO - Ontario’s finance minister is apologizing for referring to male and female hospital workers as “eye candy” during a funding announcement in Toronto on Thursday. Charles Sou...
Mar 22, 2018
B.C.'s tight rental market has landlords asking personal questions: report
VICTORIA - Some landlords in British are asking prospective tenants for too much personal information including credit card details, three months worth of bank statements and inquiring whether applica...
Mar 22, 2018
Canadians Shapovalov, Pospisil advance to second round of Miami Open
MIAMI - Denis Shapovalov advanced to the second round of the Miami Open tennis tournament with a 6-3, 6-7 (4), 7-6 (6) win over Serbia’s Viktor Troicki on Thursday. The 18-year-old from Richmond...
Mar 22, 2018

B.C. announces rebates, conditions for liquefied natural gas projects
VICTORIA - British Columbia is offering new conditions and tax incentives for liquefied natural gas projects in the province in a move to attract investment that could put the province’s minorit...
Mar 22, 2018

A mammoth story: How the FBI helped Canada get back a pair of tusks
OTTAWA - It was a late July afternoon when Kieran Shepherd got a call from the Canadian embassy in Washington with a message: The FBI had something pretty old that they wanted to give him. What they w...
Mar 22, 2018

Jets star winger Patrik Laine to miss at least two games with bruise on left foot
WINNIPEG - Head coach Paul Maurice delivered some positive news Thursday to worried fans of injured Winnipeg Jets sniper Patrik Laine. The team’s leading goal-scorer isn’t seriously hurt, ...
Mar 22, 2018

Russian Embassy says Trudeau criticism of Putin unproductive, confrontational
OTTAWA - The Russian Embassy is firing back at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for criticizing President Vladimir Putin at a news conference this week. But a leading expert on Russia and the Arctic is d...
Mar 22, 2018

Mounties make arrest in 2015 death of mother in northern Manitoba
WINNIPEG - RCMP have charged a man with second-degree murder 2 1/2 years after a woman’s body was found in an isolated area on a remote Manitoba reserve. Crystal Andrews of the Gods Lake First N...
Mar 22, 2018