Category Archives: Canadian Press
Woman suffers from burns after cellphone caught fire in an Air Canada plane
TORONTO - A woman suffered burns to her hands after her cellphone caught fire on an Air Canada flight while it sat on the tarmac in Toronto, the airline said Thursday. The incident happened around 7 a...
Mar 1, 2018

Morneau eyes tax evasion crackdown that would share confidential information
TORONTO - Finance Minister Bill Morneau says the government is considering legislation aimed at tax evaders that would give foreign authorities some access to Canadians’ confidential information...
Mar 1, 2018
Quebecer who pleaded guilty to infanticide must get pregnancy tests twice a year
MONTREAL - A Quebec woman who pleaded guilty to infanticide must take a pregnancy test every six months, a judge ordered Thursday. The 43-year-old woman pleaded guilty in November after her newborn ba...
Mar 1, 2018

B.C. bride's online malice against photographer ends with order to pay $115,000
VANCOUVER - A British Columbia bride has been ordered to pay more than $100,000 to a wedding photographer for unleashing an online torrent of defamatory comments that eventually destroyed the business...
Mar 1, 2018

Canada looking at replacing VIP aircraft and fleet as they hit 31st birthday
OTTAWA - Canada’s “flying Taj Mahal” is getting long in the tooth and may be in line for replacement. The 31-year-old plane, used to transport the prime minister and the Governor Gen...
Mar 1, 2018

Venezuela, some opposition, agree to delay presidential vote
CARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuela’s government has agreed to delay presidential elections by a month as part of a last-minute deal with a few of the political parties seeking to unseat President Ni...
Mar 1, 2018
Liberals block Tory effort to call national security adviser to testify on Atwal
OTTAWA - Liberal MPs have thwarted a bid by Conservatives to force Justin Trudeau’s national security adviser to explain his assertion that rogue elements in the Indian government sabotaged the ...
Mar 1, 2018

Grain farmers want action on railway bottleneck as planting season approaches
OTTAWA - A severe shortage of rail cars has left millions of tonnes of in-demand grain trapped across Western Canada and farmers warn that billions of dollars in economic activity could be lost unless...
Mar 1, 2018
Olympic sprinter Haynes returning to football roots with Hamilton Tiger-Cats
It’s taken eight years, but Akeem Haynes is a football player once again. The Olympic sprinter traded his track spikes for cleats last month, signing with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Despite not ha...
Mar 1, 2018
Feds: Man sent white powder letters to Trump Jr., 4 others
WORCESTER, Mass. - A Massachusetts man was charged Thursday with sending threatening letters with white powder to five people, including one to Donald Trump Jr. that landed his wife, Vanessa, in the h...
Mar 1, 2018