Category Archives: Canadian Press

Turkish forces surround Kurdish town in northern Syria
BEIRUT - Turkey said Tuesday its troops and allied Syrian fighters have encircled the Kurdish-held town of Afrin in northern Syria, putting hundreds of thousands of civilians under siege and marking a...
Mar 13, 2018

Lessons that come with losing an arm helped mold Arendz's Paralympic career
PYEONGCHANG, Korea, Republic Of - Mark Arendz was a stubborn child. So when a grain auger took his left arm at seven years old, the Paralympic biathlete and cross-country skier insisted on teaching hi...
Mar 13, 2018

Flights cancelled in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick ahead of intense winter storm
HALIFAX - Airlines cancelled flights in anticipation of an intense winter storm that edged into the Maritimes Tuesday with expected heavy snow, high winds and pounding surf in coastal areas. Environme...
Mar 13, 2018
West Vancouver teen Jepsen skis to Paralympic gold in super combined debut
JEONGSEON, Korea, Republic Of - Mollie Jepsen made the most of her super combined debut at the Pyeongchang Paralympics. The 18-year-old from West Vancouver, B.C., skied to gold in the standing categor...
Mar 13, 2018

Palestinian prime minister escapes injury in Gaza bombing
JABALIA, Palestinian Territory - A roadside bomb on Tuesday struck the convoy of the Palestinian prime minister during a rare visit to the Gaza Strip, causing no serious injuries but throwing an alrea...
Mar 13, 2018

In the news today, March 13
Six stories in the news for Tuesday, March 13 --- PM TRUDEAU CONTINUES FACTORY TOURS Justin Trudeau continues his cross-country tour of aluminum and steel factories with stops today in Hamilton. The p...
Mar 13, 2018

Questions ahead as feds pave way for more on service dogs for vets with PTSD
OTTAWA - Heads turn and smiles break out as the four veterans make their way through the Bayshore mall in Ottawa’s west end one recent Tuesday morning. But it isn’t just the men that the s...
Mar 13, 2018

Feds' unheralded $102B rainy day fund kept for the improbable, like cyberattacks
OTTAWA - The federal government committed hundreds of millions of dollars in its recent budget to help reinforce Canada’s cyber defences - but if the effort fails to prevent a major attack, Otta...
Mar 13, 2018
Bizarre battle over body of Charles Manson won by grandson
LOS ANGELES - A grandson of cult leader Charles Manson won the bizarre California court battle Monday over the killer’s body. Kern County Superior Court Commissioner Alisa Knight ruled that Jaso...
Mar 13, 2018

US Defence Secretary Mattis arrives in Afghan capital
KABUL - U.S. Defence Secretary Jim Mattis said Tuesday he believes victory in Afghanistan is still possible - not necessarily on the battlefield but in facilitating a Taliban reconciliation with the A...
Mar 12, 2018