Category Archives: Canadian Press
Quebec court acquits man in Hells Angels slaying after key witness admits lying
MONTREAL - The Quebec Court of Appeal has acquitted a man in the April 2000 slaying of a high-ranking Hells Angels member because a key prosecution witness admitted to lying on the stand. The court ac...
Dec 14, 2016
Auston Matthews the first real byproduct of Coyotes community to crack NHL
TORONTO - Back when Daniel Briere was putting up 283 points over 364 games as a dynamo centre for the Phoenix Coyotes, a young boy named Auston Matthews was one of his biggest fans. Today the 19-year-...
Dec 14, 2016
Clayton vies for first pro title against Tyner on Beterbiev-Prieto undercard
MONTREAL - Canadian 2012 Olympian Custio Clayton will fight for his first professional title when he takes on Lanardo Tyner in a 10-round bout for the North American Boxing Association welterweight be...
Dec 14, 2016
PTSD top diagnosis for troops in danger of being forced from military: records
OTTAWA - Internal Defence Department records show post-traumatic stress as the top diagnosis for hundreds of troops at risk of being forced out of the military because they are too sick or injured for...
Dec 14, 2016
Fed move unlikely to cause significant boost in Canadian rates: experts
TORONTO - Canadian mortgage brokers say it’s unlikely the U.S. Federal Reserve’s rate hike will cause any significant boost in mortgage rates north of the border. “The bond market is...
Dec 14, 2016

Third overall draft pick Dubois looks to find game at world junior championship
BOISBRIAND, Que. - Highly rated prospect Pierre-Luc Dubois hasn’t dominated the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League since his return from the Columbus Blue Jackets camp, but he has a chance to mak...
Dec 14, 2016

Trump would be climate-change challenge, Clinton likely victor, feds figured
OTTAWA - Canadian diplomats in Washington warned Ottawa earlier this year that a Donald Trump presidency would affect how the two countries co-operated on fighting climate change. They also levelled c...
Dec 14, 2016
Councillor apologizes for arguing against residential school training
WINNIPEG - A Winnipeg city councillor is apologizing after arguing city employees such as “grass cutters” and “pothole fillers” don’t need sensitivity training on residen...
Dec 14, 2016

Alan Thicke's death raises question: When should seniors hang up their skates?
A cardiologist says there’s no right age for someone to hang up their skates in the wake of Alan Thicke’s death from a heart attack after playing hockey with his son. The Canadian actor di...
Dec 14, 2016
Indian residential school hearing delayed pending higher court written ruling
TORONTO - Two survivors of a notorious Indian residential school will now have to wait several more months to find out whether the courts will even allow them to press their abuse compensation case. H...
Dec 14, 2016