Category Archives: Canadian Press
Syria aid convoy on hold, top UN official appeals for calm
BEIRUT - A top U.N. aid official appealed to the Syrian government and its Russian backers for a cessation of hostilities in eastern Ghouta on Thursday when a second convoy with desperately needed aid...
Mar 8, 2018
Danish inventor denies killing journalist at murder trial
COPENHAGEN - The Danish inventor accused of torturing and killing Swedish journalist Kim Wall during a private submarine trip before dismembering her body strongly denied killing her, asserting at his...
Mar 8, 2018

CMHC says pace of housing starts picked up in February compared with January
OTTAWA - The pace of new home construction picked up unexpectedly in February driven by strength in the condo market in major cities, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. said Thursday. Meanwhile, Statis...
Mar 8, 2018

Canada dodges tariff bullet, at least for now: U.S. grants provisional exemption
WASHINGTON - Canada appears to have dodged a protectionist bullet, as one of only two countries to receive a provisional exemption from steel and aluminum tariffs set to rip into America’s tradi...
Mar 8, 2018

Late winter storm brings snow, wind and rain to parts of Atlantic Canada
HALIFAX - A large nor’easter was blowing through much of Atlantic Canada today, with another system expected to bring more messy weather over the weekend. Environment Canada issued special weath...
Mar 8, 2018

Baloney Meter: Is Canadian steel and aluminum actually a security risk to U.S.?
OTTAWA - “We believe, and our counsel believes, that this is a perfectly valid interpretation of ‘national security’ the way that it’s used in section 232, which is much broade...
Mar 8, 2018

Health insurer Cigna buying Express Scripts for $52 billion
Health insurer Cigna is buying the nation’s biggest pharmacy benefit manager, Express Scripts, the latest in a string of proposed tie-ups as health care’s bill payers attempt to get a grip...
Mar 8, 2018

Power outage postpones court martial of Halifax sailor accused of sexual assault
HALIFAX - The court martial of a Halifax sailor accused of sexually assaulting a subordinate has been postponed because of a power outage. Master Seaman Daniel Cooper’s hearing was scheduled to ...
Mar 8, 2018
Police to be at Halifax schools after unspecified threats made against them
HALIFAX - Police say they will be present at three schools in Halifax today after unspecified threats were made against them. Officers say they will be at Caledonia Junior High School, Rocky Lake Juni...
Mar 8, 2018

Cross-country skier McKeever to carry Canada's flag into opening ceremonies
PYEONGCHANG, Korea, Republic Of - Canadian Paralympic star Brian McKeever grew up without a television. But days before the 1988 Winter Games opened in Calgary, his parents took their long-broken TV s...
Mar 8, 2018