Category Archives: Canadian Press

He's the one: US women's goalie wants Bieber to take shot
NEW YORK - Olympic goalie Maddie Rooney is challenging Justin Bieber to take his best shot. Rooney and the U.S. women’s gold-medal hockey team appeared on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy ...
Mar 6, 2018

Metal producers stay firm in positions on U.S. tariffs and NAFTA negotiations
CALGARY - Canada’s aluminum and steel producers urged the federal government to stand firm on trade issues with the United States Tuesday, even after President Donald Trump dangled the possibili...
Mar 6, 2018
New power for Manitoba children's advocate after inquiry into 5-year-old's death
WINNIPEG - Manitoba’s children’s advocate will gain new powers next week to work on behalf of more young people and to make more of her findings public. The Progressive Conservative govern...
Mar 6, 2018

Police watchdog probes RCMP investigation of Saskatchewan farm death
OTTAWA - A lawyer for the family of an Indigenous man killed on a Saskatchewan farm is hailing an independent review of the police investigation into the fatal shooting. The Civilian Review and Compla...
Mar 6, 2018
'Hamilton' leads race with 13 Olivier Awards nominations
LONDON - The West End production of “Hamilton” leads the field for Britain’s biggest theatre awards, the Oliviers. Lin-Manuel Miranda’s musical about U.S. founding father Alexa...
Mar 6, 2018
Tony-award winning actress injured; daughter killed in wreck
NEW YORK - The 4-year-old daughter of a Tony-award winning actress was killed along with a 1-year-old when a driver apparently lost control of her vehicle and slammed into them as they crossed a Brook...
Mar 6, 2018
Overdose deaths in B.C. increase in January; most in Vancouver, Victoria, Surrey
VANCOUVER - Illicit drug overdose deaths in British Columbia rose in January compared with December, with 125 people believed to have died from street narcotics or unprescribed medications. The provin...
Mar 6, 2018

Canada well-positioned to handle turmoil over NAFTA talks: finance minister
VANCOUVER - A strong economy is allowing Canadian officials to push for a better deal in negotiations on the North American Free Trade Agreement, Finance Minister Bill Morneau said Tuesday. Talks on t...
Mar 6, 2018
N.L. health minister says province considering coverage of abortion pill
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - Newfoundland and Labrador’s health minister says the provincial government is considering offering coverage of the abortion pill. John Haggie says in a statement that th...
Mar 6, 2018

Some Montrealers wear yellow badges to protest use of Jewish buses in borough
MONTREAL - A Montreal woman who sparked outrage after she and other citizens wore yellow badges on their clothing at a borough council meeting to protest the Jewish community’s use of school bus...
Mar 6, 2018