Category Archives: Canadian Press

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Joar Ulsom’s dreams of making it big in the dog-mushing world started small. When he was a boy growing up in Norway, he watched videos of the world’s most famous sled d...

Goalkeeper Stephanie Labbe, who has earned 49 caps for Canada and helped the women’s team claim Olympic bronze in Rio, is looking to win a job with the Calgary Foothills FC men’s soccer te...

CANONSBURG, Pa. - Republicans eyed a recount and a lawsuit over perceived irregularities in a closely watched U.S. House race in Pennsylvania where Democrat Conor Lamb clung to a slender lead Wednesda...

PYEONGCHANG, Korea, Republic Of - Brian McKeever’s bitterness over the 2010 Vancouver Olympic snub cost him the better part of two seasons, and robbed him of his love of the sport. Canada’...

WASHINGTON - Western countries weighed punitive actions against Russia following a chemical attack in England, which has heightened international tensions with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau describing...

Seven stories in the news for Wednesday, March 14 --- MORE U.S. DUTIES FOR CANADIAN FORESTRY SECTOR The U.S. government has hit the Canadian forestry industry with more duties as it upheld countervail...

HALIFAX - A small steeple that’s a part of Halifax’s urban landscape toppled early Wednesday in a fierce winter storm that left thousands of Maritimers facing power outages, school closure...

SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. - Canada won’t be “bowled over” at the NAFTA negotiating table, Justin Trudeau promised Wednesday in the face of U.S. President Donald Trump’s ongoing pu...

TORONTO - Accused serial killer Bruce McArthur appeared briefly via video in a Toronto court Wednesday before his case was put over to next month. The 66-year-old self-employed landscaper is charged w...

OTTAWA - The federal government is giving Ontario a financial break in a new funding deal to help pay for new transit and water systems over the next decade in a sign of compromise that may be extende...