Category Archives: Canadian Press

Still committed to a three-country NAFTA negotiation, U.S. insists
WASHINGTON - The United States is stressing its support for renegotiating a three-country NAFTA agreement after comments from an American lawmaker suggesting it was considering splitting Canada and Me...
Feb 7, 2018

'Need to get on with it:' Ottawa promises more action on species at risk law
OTTAWA - Federal officials are promising tighter enforcement of laws to protect species at risk after a pair of studies found little change in the status of threatened plants and animals. “We ne...
Feb 7, 2018
Police-linked Indigenous deaths in Timmins, Ont., spark sorrow, anger
The weekend police killing of a young man and the death of an ailing older woman after her arrest has sparked grief and anger among Indigenous people in northern Ontario. Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler of ...
Feb 7, 2018
Deaths of Western Canadian couple in Saint John hotel ruled a murder-suicide
SAINT JOHN, N.B. - Police say a Western Canadian couple who were found dead in a Saint John, N.B., hotel room almost a year ago were the victims of a murder-suicide. The bodies of the 26-year-old male...
Feb 7, 2018

'It's not humane:' Alberta bans spear-hunting after graphic bear-hunting video
EDMONTON - Spear-hunting is being banned in Alberta following outcry after a viral video showed an American hunter killing a black bear with a spear. The province has updated hunting rules to ensure b...
Feb 7, 2018

Don't 'jump to conclusions' on pot timing, federal public safety minister says
OTTAWA - People shouldn’t “jump to conclusions” about when they’ll be able to buy marijuana legally, as a key federal bill makes its way through Parliament, Public Safety Minis...
Feb 7, 2018
Alaska robbery suspect buries coat but gets caught cold
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Police in Alaska’s largest city say a man robbed a restaurant and apparently attempted to avoid being identified by authorities by burying his coat in fresh snow. Anchorage p...
Feb 7, 2018

AP Exclusive: Vatican to interview Chile victim in person
VATICAN CITY - The Vatican’s sex-crimes expert is changing plans and will fly to New York to take in-person testimony from a Chilean sex abuse victim after his pleas to be heard by Pope Francis ...
Feb 7, 2018

Joe Girardi hired by MLB Network as studio analyst
NEW YORK - Joe Girardi has an idea what Aaron Boone will face when the Yankees and the rookie manager open their spring training schedule on Feb. 23. Girardi was a first-time manager with the Florida ...
Feb 7, 2018

PM orders review of Justice arguments against military sex misconduct lawsuit
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau put Justice Department lawyers on notice Wednesday for their response to a proposed class-action lawsuit on military sexual misconduct, saying their arguments ar...
Feb 7, 2018