Category Archives: Canadian Press

Ottawa Senators announce the son of captain Erik Karlsson has died
OTTAWA - The Ottawa Senators rallied around their grieving captain Tuesday night. Star defenceman Erik Karlsson didn’t play in Ottawa’s 7-2 home loss to the Florida Panthers. Earlier on Tu...
Mar 20, 2018

No toking on beaches or at parks under proposed Manitoba law
WINNIPEG - Even after the federal government legalizes recreational marijuana later this year, Manitobans aren’t likely to have many places where they will be allowed to use it. The Progressive ...
Mar 20, 2018

NHL wants situation room, not referees, to have final say on goalie interference
BOCA RATON, Fla. - NHL general managers came to Florida looking for clarity and consistency on goalie interference calls. With the playoffs just around the corner, they might wind up getting both. The...
Mar 20, 2018

B.C. teachers' union head calls for 'mature conversations' ahead of contract
VANCOUVER - British Columbia will replace a “one-size-fits-all” funding formula for school districts to account for differences in urban and rural communities, Premier John Horgan says. He...
Mar 20, 2018
Kevin Koe recruits former McEwen third Neufeld, Flasch to curling team
CALGARY - Kevin Koe has revamped his curling team for next season, adding B.J. Neufeld at third and Colton Flasch at second. Koe, third Marc Kennedy, second Brent Laing and lead Ben Hebert finished fo...
Mar 20, 2018
Judge approves $1.3M settlement in suit over unsterilized forceps used on women
MIRAMICHI, N.B. - A court has approved a settlement of nearly $1.3 million in a class-action lawsuit against a New Brunswick hospital over the use of unsterilized biopsy forceps on women over a 14-yea...
Mar 20, 2018

Alberta banks on expanded Trans Mountain pipeline in budget forecasts
EDMONTON - Finance Minister Joe Ceci says Alberta is banking on anticipated revenue from an expansion of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline to balance the budget within five years. Ceci says revenue from...
Mar 20, 2018
Vermont resort for 'Bachelor Winter Games' ordered to close
WILMINGTON, Vt. - A private Vermont ski resort that was the setting for “The Bachelor Winter Games” on ABC has been shut down for failing to pay taxes. The resort missed a required payment...
Mar 20, 2018

'The Crown' producers say sorry to stars after pay dispute
LONDON - Producers of the Netflix drama “The Crown” apologized Tuesday to actors Claire Foy and Matt Smith over the revelation that Foy was paid less than her male co-star. A producer disc...
Mar 20, 2018

Experts: Hard to convict officer in Australian woman's death
MINNEAPOLIS - The police officer who was with a Minneapolis officer charged with murder and manslaughter in the death of an unarmed Australian woman said both men “got spooked” when she ap...
Mar 20, 2018