Category Archives: Canadian Press

VANCOUVER - British Columbia has announced $20 million in funding over three years for Indigenous communities struggling with an overdose death rate that’s three times higher than the general po...

BATTLEFORD, Sask. - While a jury inside a Saskatchewan courtroom heard conflicting accounts of how an Indigenous man was shot and killed by a white farmer, racial tension simmered outside on the court...

Highlights from the news file for Thursday, Feb. 8 --- MCARTHUR EXPECTED TO FACE MORE CHARGES: Toronto police say an alleged serial killer already accused of murdering five men is likely to face more ...

CALGARY - Offensive lineman Dan Federkeil announced his retirement Thursday after five years with the Calgary Stampeders. The Medicine Hat, Alta., native lined up at right tackle for the Stamps in 59 ...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The oldest Latino civil rights organization in the U.S. is facing turmoil over its leader’s initial support for President Donald Trump’s immigration plan and it comes a...

TORONTO - The CFL Players’ Association is investigating whether players had firm agreements from member clubs to release them from their CFL contracts so they could pursue opportunities south of...

MONTREAL - Adonis Stevenson will be in familiar surroundings when he makes the ninth defence of his World Boxing Council light heavyweight title. The Bell Centre, where 40-year-old Stevenson won the t...

PARIS - Brigitte Bardot, the French film star who became an animal rights activist, is using the upcoming soccer World Cup hosted by Russia to express her concerns to President Vladimir Putin about th...

OTTAWA - Canadian conservatives began their annual gathering Thursday in Ottawa, still smarting from the one-two punch of misconduct and mismanagement allegations echoing through the halls of power in...

Omarosa Manigault Newman is starting to tell her story, as promised. And the former White House aide’s story is: America is not going to be fine under President Donald Trump. “No,” a...