Category Archives: Canadian Press
Appeals court stays order for changes in Texas foster system
DALLAS - A judge ordered Texas to make sweeping changes to its foster care system on Friday, two years after she found it unconstitutionally broken. In the scathing final order, U.S. District Judge Ja...
Jan 19, 2018

Alberta Labour inspectors find no infractions at Lethbridge Burger King
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. - Alberta Labour says it found no violations at a Lethbridge Burger King where an earlier public health inspection found evidence of foreign workers sleeping in the restaurant. Last ...
Jan 19, 2018

Finnish company raises red flags over federal negotiations for Davie icebreakers
OTTAWA - A Finnish company has raised red flags over the Trudeau government’s decision to launch negotiations with Quebec shipyard Davie for the lease of four icebreakers without conducting a co...
Jan 19, 2018
Winter is here: "Game of Thrones" ice hotel opens in Finland
HELSINKI - A “Game of Thrones”-themed ice hotel complete with a bar and a chapel for weddings has opened in northern Finland in a joint effort by a local hotel chain and the U.S. producers...
Jan 19, 2018
Lawsuit launched against obituary website alleges copyright infringement
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - A lawyer in Newfoundland and Labrador is bringing a class-action suit against a website that collects obituaries and reposts them. The statement of claim, which has not been p...
Jan 19, 2018

Liberals' two-year infrastructure plan set to take five: documents
OTTAWA - Late last year, officials warned that a federal spending spree to repair crumbling roads and water systems could take three years longer than expected to complete, based on internal documents...
Jan 19, 2018

Battle lines already forming for Menendez corruption retrial
NEWARK, N.J. - U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez might spend 2018 asking voters to re-elect him and jurors to acquit him. Prosecutors from the Department of Justice told a federal judge in New Jersey on Friday t...
Jan 19, 2018
Gallant says no to byelection in advance of general election in September
FREDERICTON - New Brunswick’s premier won’t call a by-election in a northern riding, saying it doesn’t make sense with a general election scheduled for September. Brian Gallant says ...
Jan 19, 2018

East Coast says farewell to the Sea King, Canada's Cold War workhorse
HALIFAX - Canada’s fleet of geriatric Sea King military helicopters has finally reached its long overdue retirement on the East Coast, and the Royal Canadian Air Force is making sure the venerab...
Jan 19, 2018

TFC president Manning adds Argos president to job title, Copeland reassigned
Bill Manning now has two championship teams to oversee. The Toronto FC president is adding Argonauts president to his title in the wake of the Canadian Football League board of governors approving the...
Jan 19, 2018