Category Archives: Canadian Press
Atlantic Canadians hit by first storm weary and worried by heavy rainfall warning
For Lisa Abbott, word of more heavy rains coming to Atlantic Canada this weekend is a distressing reminder of the Thanksgiving Day deluge that wrecked her home and left her still trying to find replac...
Oct 21, 2016
Aviation heir Dellen Millard to apply for legal aid to help fund 2 murder trials
TORONTO - A convicted killer who is the heir to a multi-million dollar aviation company will apply for legal aid to help fund his defence in two upcoming murder trials. Dellen Millard, who was convict...
Oct 21, 2016

Landlord acquitted of manslaughter in fire that killed 6
PORTLAND, Maine - The owner of a building where six people were killed in a fire was acquitted Friday of manslaughter but was convicted of a code violation for converted attic rooms described by prose...
Oct 21, 2016

Hard crash-landing may have wrecked Europe's Mars probe
BERLIN - Scientists say Europe’s experimental Mars probe has hit the right spot but may have been destroyed in a fiery ball of rocket fuel because it was travelling too fast. Pictures taken by a...
Oct 21, 2016

Woman in alleged Quebec Liberal sex assault says Sklavounos should resign
MONTREAL - The woman who alleges she was sexually assaulted by a Liberal member of the Quebec legislature says his career is not as important as what she had to endure. Alice Paquet told Radio-Canada ...
Oct 21, 2016

London City Airport declared safe after 'chemical incident'
LONDON - More than two dozen people were treated for breathing difficulties in a suspected chemical incident that sparked the evacuation of London City Airport Friday, fire and ambulance services said...
Oct 21, 2016
Woman throws pumpkin seeds at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to protest pipelines
HAMILTON - A woman who threw pumpkin seeds at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Hamilton was detained for questioning after being tackled to the ground by security. Trudeau was leaving city hall after ...
Oct 21, 2016
Liberals move to let judges waive victim surcharge for those who can't pay
OTTAWA - The Liberal government is moving to once again give judges the power to excuse offenders from paying a so-called victim surcharge if they cannot afford it. “We need to provide some disc...
Oct 21, 2016

3 states say they denied Russia request to monitor election
OKLAHOMA CITY - Oklahoma and at least two other states said Friday that they have denied efforts by Russian officials to be present at polling stations during the election, requests the U.S. State Dep...
Oct 21, 2016

Chemical cloud over Kansas community dissipates
ATCHISON, Kan. - A chemical spill at a northeast Kansas distilling plant released a noxious cloud of fumes Friday, forcing temporary evacuations and sending dozens of people to the hospital, including...
Oct 21, 2016