Category Archives: Canadian Press
Lawyer urges AMF tribunal to soften views of Baazov in insider trading case
MONTREAL - The lawyer for the former CEO of online gambling giant Amaya urged a securities tribunal on Thursday to soften its characterization of David Baazov’s alleged leading role in the insid...
Oct 6, 2016
Despite banged up secondary, B.C. Lions know defence can be a lot better
SURREY, B.C. - Wally Buono knows his secondary has been ravaged by injuries. But that doesn’t mean the head coach and general manager of the B.C. Lions thinks giving up nearly 800 yards through ...
Oct 6, 2016
October declared Islamic Heritage Month in Ontario
TORONTO - October will now officially be recognized as Islamic Heritage Month in Ontario after the legislature unanimously passed an act Thursday. It began as an NDP private members’ bill, and p...
Oct 6, 2016

'We failed you.We hurt you': Text of apology from RCMP commissioner Bob Paulson
OTTAWA - RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson apologized at a news conference Thursday to hundreds of current and former female officers and employees who were subjected to alleged incidents of bullying, dis...
Oct 6, 2016
CMHC says drop in Vancouver home sales part of trend that started before new tax
OTTAWA - A report by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says home sales in Vancouver were already slowing before the plunge in recent months in the wake of a new tax on foreign buyers. In its housing m...
Oct 6, 2016
Liberals to consult on promises of parental leave, compassionate care benefits
OTTAWA - The federal minister in charge of employment insurance says he wants to hear from Canadians before making any changes to benefits that could have far-reaching implications for new parents and...
Oct 6, 2016

Not to the Wall: Notley won't team up to fight federal carbon tax
EDMONTON - Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says she’s not interested in presenting a united front with some other provincial leaders against Ottawa’s carbon pricing plan. Saskatchewan Premie...
Oct 6, 2016

Canadian special forces have been in gun fights with ISIL, general says
OTTAWA - A shift in the campaign against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant has resulted in Canadian soldiers spending more time on the front lines and engaging in more firefights with the enemy...
Oct 6, 2016
HBO can't film Somali-American drama at Minnesota high rise
MINNEAPOLIS - Residents have barred HBO from filming at a Minneapolis high-rise apartment building for what the company describes as a Somali-American family drama series. Minneapolis Public Housing A...
Oct 6, 2016

Quebec woman told to remove hijab in court treated regrettably: judge
MONTREAL - A judge’s decision to deny a woman’s day in court because of her hijab goes against the principles of Canadian law, another Quebec tribunal has ruled. But Superior Court Justice...
Oct 6, 2016