Category Archives: Canadian Press
Federal study shines new light on homeless military veterans, aboriginals
OTTAWA - Fewer beds remain empty each night in Canada’s emergency homeless shelters as users stay days, sometimes weeks, longer than they did a decade ago, even as their overall numbers decline....
Aug 29, 2016
Caribou herd in Labrador may not recover from rapid decline: biologists
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - A once-thriving caribou herd in Labrador that exceeded 800,000 animals in the 1990s is on the verge of collapse, with fewer than 9,000 remaining, biologists say. The Newfoundl...
Aug 29, 2016
Brazil's president proclaims innocence at impeachment trial
BRASILIA, Brazil - In a 14-hour session that was less electric than expected, Brazil’s suspended president proclaimed her innocence at her impeachment trial Monday, branding her vice-president a...
Aug 29, 2016
Kid curfew: Alberta town says children under 15 have to be off streets at night
BRUDERHEIM, Alta. - It’s meant to cut down on teenage mischief after dark, but some residents and young people in an Edmonton-area town question whether a new kid curfew will make much differenc...
Aug 29, 2016
With help from goat, wily Clydesdale goes on lam for 5 days
SANTA CRUZ, Calif. - A dwarf billy goat gave new meaning to the word “scapegoat” when he busted out a surprisingly slippery Clydesdale that went on the lam in California for several days. ...
Aug 29, 2016
Arrival of second influx of Syrians will be smoother: immigrant support groups
VANCOUVER - Many of the immigrant support groups that leapt into overdrive less than a year ago to welcome the first influx of Syrian refugee families say the intensity of that experience has helped l...
Aug 29, 2016
Alberta to increase in- situ oilsands monitoring after study finds contaminants
EDMONTON - Alberta has promised to increase environmental monitoring of the in-situ oilsands industry following research that shows such plants can release contaminants into the land and water. “...
Aug 29, 2016
CMHC-insured mortgage arrears in Alberta increase by more than 50%
CALGARY - Canada’s mortgage insurance agency is reporting a 52 per cent increase in the number of insured home loans in arrears in Alberta, as low oil prices weaken the provincial economy. Canad...
Aug 29, 2016
Toronto FC calls sexually explicit fan sign a 'disgraceful act'
Toronto FC says a sexually explicit sign posted by fans at BMO Field during the team’s 1-0 loss to the Montreal Impact on Saturday is “an embarrassment” to the club and its supporter...
Aug 29, 2016

Suddenly unsure on immigration, Trump trying to clear it up
JERSEY CITY, N.J. - It’s been the driving issue of Donald Trump’s campaign. Build a wall along the southern border. Make Mexico pay for it. And expel everyone living in the U.S. illegally ...
Aug 29, 2016