Category Archives: Canadian Press

VANCOUVER - Captain Ghislaine Landry and Justin Douglas have been named Rugby Canada’s sevens players of the year. Landry led the women’s circuit with 269 points in 2016-17 when Canada won...

The National Rifle Association has given more than $7 million in grants to hundreds of U.S. schools in recent years, according to an Associated Press analysis, but few have shown any indication that t...

TOKYO - So President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un are planning a summit. What could possibly go wrong? The two countries haven’t had significant, high-level talks in years an...

TORONTO - The tumultuous Ontario Progressive Conservative leadership race will end as planned Saturday after the party scored an important court victory, convincing a judge to reject a request to exte...

BEIRUT - Turkey’s war on a Syrian Kurdish militia that is closely aligned with the United States is forcing the group to give up positions against Islamic State militants in the Syrian desert to...

MANILA, Philippines - Norwegian and U.S. law enforcers have helped the Philippines capture a man they say exploited children by having them join sex videos which he then showed to paying foreign clien...

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia - The sleek, green-and-white trains glide past the congested, ragged streets of Addis Ababa along the city’s new light rail - built and financed by China. The towering silv...

FAJARDO, Puerto Rico - As crews re-string electric lines and clear debris from Hurricane Maria, a small group of Puerto Rican and international conservationists is working on rebuilding natural wonder...

LAHORE, Pakistan - One of the most frightening things about Pakistan’s blasphemy law is that the simplest act can spiral into charges that can bring the death penalty. In the case of Aasia Bibi,...

SEOUL, Korea, Republic Of - After a year of threats and diatribes, U.S. President Donald Trump and third-generation North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un have agreed to meet face-to-face for talks about t...