Category Archives: Canadian Press
How police interrogators got murder suspect Christopher Garnier to talk
HALIFAX - Christopher Garnier had exercised his right to remain silent 64 times. For hours after police arrested him for the murder of Catherine Campbell, Garnier had said little that might have impli...
Dec 10, 2017
One dead, one in custody after house fire in Kawartha Lakes, Ont.
KAWARTHA LAKES, Ont. - Provincial police say one person is in custody after an elderly man was found dead in a burning home in Kawartha Lakes, Ont., on Saturday night. Police say they were called to t...
Dec 10, 2017
The ties that bind: Toronto FC's championship run has plenty of roots
TORONTO - Back in August 2006 when Mo Johnston was named Toronto FC’s first head coach, the former Scottish standout player promised his MLS expansion team would be good from the get-go and that...
Dec 10, 2017
Canada's Kripps and Spring finish fourth and fifth in four-man bobsled World Cup
WINTERBERG, Germany - Two of Canada’s top bobsleds plowed through heavy snow and a deep international field to finish in the top-five on Sunday at a World Cup event in Winterberg, Germany. Justi...
Dec 10, 2017
Halifax police ticket pedestrian who was struck by car at unlit crosswalk
HALIFAX - Police in Halifax say a pedestrian who was struck by a car has been ticketed for allegedly failing to activate the lights at a crosswalk. They say a male pedestrian was struck by a car at a ...
Dec 10, 2017
Companies must focus on managing cyber-attacks, not eliminating them
TORONTO - Companies trying to stay ahead of the increasing threat of cyberattacks need to be cognizant of one simple fact: there is no perfect antidote or turnkey solution against criminals bent on br...
Dec 10, 2017
Alberta United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney seeks seat in Calgary byelection
CALGARY - More than a year after resigning his seat in Parliament, Jason Kenney is hoping to take up a new one next week in the Alberta legislature. The leader and architect of the United Conservative...
Dec 10, 2017
TDSB reassures parents who were worried about the future of gifted ed programs
TORONTO - A Toronto District School Board task force has walked back a proposal to restructure gifted and special education programs, which stoked major concerns among parents and advocates last week....
Dec 10, 2017
'Tis the season for doorstep stealing? Shoppers vent about delivery security
Todd Bailey is fed up with delivery companies that drop his online purchases at his door. A few years ago, the Grande Prairie, Alta., resident was at the hospital for the birth of his child when a big...
Dec 10, 2017
Happiest place on Earth: Alberta daycare captures fairy-tale imagination
MORINVILLE, Alta. - Once upon a time, in a town north of Edmonton, there was a man who dreamed of building something magical. After a year of construction, using $3 million from his own pocket, Robert...
Dec 10, 2017