Category Archives: Canadian Press
Cats are vanishing in Nova Scotia town, police open investigation
TRURO, N.S. - Bedtime for Stacey Taylor’s 11-year-old son Kai hasn’t been the same since his cat Marley went missing - one of more than 18 pets that have mysteriously disappeared from Trur...
Aug 24, 2016
Quebec man caught crossing border with sled full of drugs sentenced in Vermont
BURLINGTON, Vt. - A Quebec man arrested while dragging a sled loaded with more than 82 kilograms of prescription pills into the United States has been sentenced to a year in prison. Cedrik Bourgault-M...
Aug 24, 2016

Q&A:Fehr on future lockouts, salary cap, World Cup, fighting, European expansion
Donald Fehr is approaching six years in his post as the head of the NHL Players’ Association. In advance of the World Cup, the 68-year-old sat down with The Canadian Press to discuss next month&...
Aug 24, 2016
Purdue entomologist returns moth library book 60 years late
LINTON, Ind. - A Purdue University entomology professor has returned a copy of “The Moths of the Limberlost” that he checked out 60 years ago at age 8. WTWO-TV in Terre Haute, Indiana, rep...
Aug 24, 2016

Price is right for Manitoba couple's plan to rehabilitate orphaned bear cubs
STONEWALL, Man. - Former television game show host and animal rights advocate Bob Barker is providing $50,000 to a Manitoba couple who want to build the province’s first black bear cub rehabilit...
Aug 24, 2016

Ontario considering changes to permits for bottled water companies
TORONTO - Bottled water companies in Ontario may soon have to pay more and take less water as public outcry over revelations that the province charges them just $3.71 for every million litres triggere...
Aug 24, 2016

Maine land from Burt's Bees founder is new national monument
PORTLAND, Maine - President Barack Obama on Wednesday created a new national monument in Maine on 87,000 acres donated by the founder of Burt’s Bees, fulfilling conservationist Roxanne Quimby...
Aug 24, 2016
Collapse of wind turbine in Cape Breton believed to be a Canadian first
HALIFAX - Two investigations have been launched into the collapse of an 80-metre wind turbine in Cape Breton, believed to be the first catastrophic failure of its kind in Canada. Montreal-based Enerco...
Aug 24, 2016

US home sales fell in July amid inventory shortage
WASHINGTON - US homebuyers pulled back in July, as sales declined amid by a shortage of available properties and steadily rising prices. Sales of existing homes fell 3.2 per cent last month to a seaso...
Aug 24, 2016

The Latest: World Trade Center honours Italy quake victims
AMATRICE, Italy - The Latest on the earthquake in central Italy (all times local): 2:30 a.m. New York City’s World Trade Center is honouring the victims of the earthquake in Italy. Gov. Andrew C...
Aug 24, 2016