Category Archives: Canadian Press
Dutch court approves man's claim to Bourbon-Parma name
THE HAGUE, Netherlands - A Dutch court says the son - born out of wedlock - of a member of the royal house of Bourbon-Parma can use his father’s name and the title of prince. The country’s...
Feb 28, 2018

US economic growth revised down slightly to 2.5 pct. in Q4
WASHINGTON - U.S. economic growth was revised down slightly to a still-solid 2.5 per cent annual rate in the final three months of last year, as business spent less on investment and restocking shelve...
Feb 28, 2018

Hugs, tears and police: High school reopens after shooting
PARKLAND, Fla. - Students and teachers hugged and cried Wednesday as they returned under heavy police guard to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High for the first time since a teenager with an assault rifle k...
Feb 28, 2018

India denies 'baseless' claim of role in Atwal affair; Trudeau defends official
OTTAWA - Justin Trudeau doubled down Wednesday on his support for a senior government official who suggested factions in the Indian government sabotaged the prime minister’s trip to India last w...
Feb 28, 2018
Egypt courts punish singers for 'insults' and 'debauchery'
CAIRO - Egyptian courts have sentenced two singers to prison time for seemingly tame behaviour deemed threatening to society in a country growing increasingly repressive on all fronts. One, the famous...
Feb 28, 2018

In the news today, Feb. 28
Five stories in the news for Tuesday, Feb. 27 --- LIBERAL VALUES PROMINENT IN 2018 BUDGET Women, science and conservation are among the main themes of Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s latest budg...
Feb 28, 2018

Parents, Muslim group welcome budget's $81 million for federal no-fly fixes
OTTAWA - Parents of young children and a national Muslim group are welcoming a federal budget commitment to address fairness and privacy concerns with Canada’s no-fly list. The budget sets aside...
Feb 28, 2018
Loud, loving parrots at Vancouver sanctuary can stay for now, but need new homes
VANCOUVER - A group of parrots awaiting adoption in Vancouver can stay put for now, after a lease on a warehouse full of the chattering birds was extended. Jan Robson, spokeswoman for the Greyhaven Ex...
Feb 28, 2018

Canadian program providing alcohol to heavy drinkers envied by Scotland
VANCOUVER - A radical treatment that provides daily doses of alcohol to people struggling with problem drinking in several Canadian cities is getting attention from other countries wanting to emulate ...
Feb 28, 2018

Trouble plaguing Ontario Tories bubbles up at leadership debate
OTTAWA - The Ontario Progressive Conservatives’ efforts to leave behind weeks of unprecedented chaos took a hit Wednesday as candidates vying to replace ousted leader Patrick Brown painted a pic...
Feb 28, 2018