Category Archives: Canadian Press
Quebec trial underway for man whose dogs allegedly mauled young girl
LONGUEUIL, Que. - A Quebec girl who was allegedly mauled by a pit bull-type dog was dragged several metres by the face across a park in September 2015, her mother told court Monday. Magdalena Biron sa...
Feb 19, 2018
Alouettes dip into free agency to sign Knox, van Gylswyk and Murray-Lawrence
MONTREAL - The Montreal Alouettes signed linebacker Kyle Knox, kicker Quinn van Gylswyk and running back Shaquille Murray-Lawrence on Monday. All three players were free agents. Knox, a six-foot-one, ...
Feb 19, 2018

US fight for military recruits not echoed in Canada but problems remain
TORONTO - A sharp drop in Americans willing to sign up for their country’s armed forces attributed in part to a steady mass-media diet of wounded soldiers, wars without end, and mistreated veter...
Feb 19, 2018

B.C. challenges Alberta's ban on wine over pipeline expansion dispute
VANCOUVER - British Columbia has turned up the heat in a simmering trade dispute by launching a formal challenge against Alberta’s ban on its wines. The B.C. government said Monday it notified A...
Feb 19, 2018

Former reporter wishes her 1980s sexual harassment story was irrelevant today
OTTAWA - Kathryn Young remembers the anger growing within as she listened to their laughter. On the floor of the House of Commons, they were snickering and chortling as a New Democrat MP mentioned a n...
Feb 19, 2018

Finance Minister takes a pre-budget story time break at child care centre
VICTORIA - British Columbia’s finance minister shelved the tradition of buying new shoes to present her budget in favour of reading a story Monday to a group of three- and four-year-old youngste...
Feb 19, 2018
Saskatchewan Roughriders sign veteran defensive lineman Hughes to extension
REGINA - The Saskatchewan Roughriders signed defensive lineman Charleston Hughes to a contract extension through the 2019 season Monday. Saskatchewan acquired Hughes from Hamilton on Feb. 2. The move ...
Feb 19, 2018

MLB imposes stricter mound limits, defers on pitch clocks
NEW YORK - Major League Baseball has imposed stricter limits on mound visits by players in an effort to speed games but decided against 20-second pitch clocks for 2018. After more than a year of negot...
Feb 19, 2018

CRTC's dilemma: balance consumer and telecom's feelings on broadcast's future
TORONTO - A warning from Canada's biggest media companies that their survival is under threat from unregulated foreign rivals and illicit content pirates has sparked a massive influx of submissions to...
Feb 19, 2018

Toronto firefighter who disappeared in NY and wound up in California returns home
TORONTO - The president of the union representing Toronto’s firefighters says a fire captain who was found in California after vanishing from a New York state ski slope is back in Canada. Frank ...
Feb 19, 2018