Category Archives: Canadian Press
Mexico seizes mezcal bottles with snakes, reptiles inside
MEXICO CITY - Forget the worm at the bottom of your bottle of mescal. Mexican environmental inspectors have found whole boas and iguanas stuffed into bottles of mezcal at a market in the southern stat...
Mar 13, 2018

Leafs' Auston Matthews says he's feeling better, but no timetable for return
TORONTO - Maple Leafs centre Auston Matthews is inching closer to a return to the Toronto lineup. When that will be remains anyone’s guess. The 20-year-old took part in his second straight full ...
Mar 13, 2018

Alleged victim of Halifax rape by British sailors suing U.K. government
HALIFAX - A Nova Scotia woman who alleged she was gang raped by British sailors is suing the U.K. government, arguing it should pay damages for harm she suffered in the incident. Four men were origina...
Mar 13, 2018
Mexico seizes mezcal bottles with snakes, reptiles inside
MEXICO CITY - Forget the worm at the bottom of your bottle of mescal. Mexican environmental inspectors have found whole boas and iguanas stuffed into bottles of mezcal at a market in the southern stat...
Mar 13, 2018
New Brunswick funding cannabis education and seeking advisors from public
FREDERICTON - The New Brunswick government is contributing $250,000 to a Cannabis Education and Awareness Fund and seeking members of the public to be part of an advisory committee on how the money is...
Mar 13, 2018

East Coast awards pull Indigenous artist nominee amid questions about Metis ties
HALIFAX - A Metis chief is calling for the reversal of the East Coast Music Association’s decision to pull a Nova Scotia nominee from consideration for an Indigenous artist award amid questions ...
Mar 13, 2018

N.L. promises new public health act aiming to lower obesity rates, medical costs
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - Newfoundland and Labrador aims to shape up physically and fiscally with a throne speech that opposition critics swiftly dismissed as a “stay-the-course” political ...
Mar 13, 2018

Guy Turcotte's lawyer challenging parole eligibility ruling for convicted murderer
MONTREAL - A lawyer for an ex-cardiologist who murdered his two children argued in court Tuesday his client should not have to serve 17 years in prison before becoming eligible to apply for parole. Gu...
Mar 13, 2018

Fraud, theft charges stayed against former NHL player agent after his death
WINNIPEG - Criminal charges that include fraud have been stayed against a former National Hockey League player agent who has died. An obituary in the Winnipeg Free Press says 54-year-old Stacey Don Mc...
Mar 13, 2018

Former MLB all-star Alomar swings for fence on Edmonton ballpark's behalf
EDMONTON - A baseball legend who helped the Toronto Blue Jays capture back-to-back World Series titles in the early 1990s is stepping up to the plate to try to keep Edmonton’s river valley ballp...
Mar 13, 2018