Category Archives: Canadian Press

Stiffer rules needed on money spent by third parties in elections: report
OTTAWA - A think tank report commissioned by Elections Canada is recommending some stiff new restrictions on money raised and spent by advocacy groups to influence the outcome of federal election camp...
Mar 14, 2018
Steel, aluminum worth billions to Canada
OTTAWA - Some facts and figures about the steel and aluminum industries in Canada: Steel: Production: About 13 billion tonnes a year. Sales: About $14 billion. Jobs: 22,000 direct, 100,000 indirect. E...
Mar 14, 2018

Slovenia's premier resigns over court ruling on referendum
LJUBLJANA, Slovenia - Slovenia’s prime minister said Wednesday he is resigning after the country’s top court annulled last year’s referendum on a key railway project and ordered a ne...
Mar 14, 2018
Ottawa offering $500M for projects aimed at cutting greenhouse gasses
VANCOUVER - Ottawa is offering $500 million to businesses, local governments and advocacy groups for new ideas on how to cut Canada’s carbon footprint. Environment Minister Catherine McKenna say...
Mar 14, 2018
2 in South Texas sentenced in grenade launcher smuggling
BROWNSVILLE, Texas - Two people have been sentenced to federal prison for their involvement in a conspiracy to buy and smuggle from Mexico into the U.S. a grenade launcher and three semi-automatic rif...
Mar 14, 2018
Canada's Hamelin says world short-track championships won't be his last
MONTREAL - The world short-track speed skating championships will be the last hurrah for the old guard of the Canadian team, with one exception - 33-year-old Charles Hamelin. Hamelin, the star of Cana...
Mar 14, 2018
Lawmaker who nearly beat Cochran to run for his seat again
JACKSON, Miss. - An insurgent Mississippi Republican on Wednesday once again jumped into the race for a U.S. Senate seat he sought in 2014, catching flak anew from fellow party members even though the...
Mar 14, 2018

Louisiana elections chief won't quit amid harassment claims
BATON ROUGE, La. - Louisiana’s top elections officer rejected calls from the governor and some state lawmakers for him to resign, and said Wednesday he will fight a lawsuit claiming he sexually ...
Mar 14, 2018
B.C. Lions release Canadian defensive end Foley, American quarterback Gale
VANCOUVER - Canadian defensive end Ricky Foley, a three-time Grey Cup champion, was released Wednesday by the B.C. Lions. B.C. also cut quarterback Mitchell Gale. The six-foot-three, 243-pound Foley h...
Mar 14, 2018
Vancouver appears to be out as World Cup city after B.C. raises cost concerns
VICTORIA - It appears that Vancouver, which hosted the Women’s World Cup final in 2015, will not be part of the North American 2026 World Cup bid. The British Columbia government couldn’t ...
Mar 14, 2018