Category Archives: Canadian Press
Hunter accused of killing upright walking bear sues 6 people
MORRISTOWN, N.J. - A hunter who says he was falsely accused online of killing a New Jersey black bear that walked upright on its hind legs and became an internet celebrity has sued six social media po...
Dec 07, 2016
Proposed changes to StatCan designed to end political interference: Bains
OTTAWA - The federal Liberals are moving on their promise to build a political firewall around Statistics Canada, but the fine print of the proposed legislative changes would maintain the government...
Dec 07, 2016
Deadly synthetic opioid carfentanil seized in Toronto for 1st time, police say
TORONTO - Police in Toronto say they’ve made their first confirmed seizure of the deadly drug carfentanil. They said Wednesday in a release that analysis of recently seized substances purported ...
Dec 07, 2016
Interim Bloc Quebecois leader not interested in the job on a permanent basis
OTTAWA - The interim Bloc Quebecois leader says he isn’t interested in the job on a permanent basis. Rheal Fortin, who has headed the party since last year’s federal election, says his dec...
Dec 07, 2016

Premiers to push PM on health transfers over dinner after climate talks wrap up
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is sitting down with premiers to finalize a long-awaited national plan on climate change, but once those discussions wrap up, they will move right into a heated ...
Dec 07, 2016
Greg Vanney's Toronto FC coaching staff has deep ties that go back years
TORONTO - In 1996 while Greg Vanney was a student-athlete at UCLA, he took a class that required him to start a business. He chose to form a soccer team - the Arizona Futbol Club. When Vanney went hom...
Dec 07, 2016
Olympics likely to headline NHL board of governors meetings
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - James van Riemsdyk went to the Stanley Cup final with the Philadelphia Flyers in 2010, but he also considers his appearance with the United States at the 2014 Olympics special ...
Dec 07, 2016
Technical hurdles mean no body-worn cameras for Mounties, for the time being
OTTAWA - Mounties won’t be wearing tiny video cameras - at least for now. The RCMP says it is postponing the deployment of body-worn cameras after testing revealed technical problems, including ...
Dec 07, 2016
Funeral held in Mount Hope, Ont., for pilot killed in CF-18 crash
MOUNT HOPE, Ont. - A military funeral for a Canadian Air Force pilot killed in a plane crash last week was held Wednesday at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum in Mount Hope, Ont. Capt. Thomas McQu...
Dec 07, 2016
Megyn Kelly, Tina Fey talk empowerment in the time of Trump
LOS ANGELES - “What an amazing year it’s been for women,” Tina Fey shouted out Wednesday morning before she buckled over with a sustained and slightly maniacal laugh. Speaking to a r...
Dec 07, 2016