Category Archives: Canadian Press

Raptors' Lowry says Warriors game "just another regular-season game."
TORONTO - Kyle Lowry refuses to entertain suggestions that playing two-time defending champions Golden State means more than any other game. The Toronto Raptors’ all-star guard, who can sound gr...
Nov 29, 2018

Ledgerwood, Bekker highlight first wave of Canadian Premier League signings
TORONTO - Nik Ledgerwood went to Europe in 2003 in search of soccer employment. He was 18, excited and a little scared. “It was all those kind of emotions. You didn’t know what to expect g...
Nov 29, 2018
Trump cancels Putin meeting over Russia-Ukraine sea dispute
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina - President Donald Trump cancelled a planned meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Group of 20 Nations summit Thursday, injecting fresh drama into what already p...
Nov 29, 2018

Canadian astronaut says launch most dangerous part of upcoming space mission
MONTREAL - As David Saint-Jacques makes final preparations for the first manned Russian rocket launch since last month’s near-catastrophic Soyuz failure, the Canadian astronaut is bracing for so...
Nov 29, 2018

Wife's MS has Tory MP urging more support for people with episodic disabilities
OTTAWA - Conservative MP David Yurdiga says people suffering from disabilities that worsen and ease, like his wife and daughter, are not treated fairly under Canadian law and he wants to change that. ...
Nov 29, 2018

Hate crimes targeting blacks, Jews, Muslims on rise, StatCan says
OTTAWA - The number of hate crimes reported to Canadian police jumped sharply last year after years of small increases, with new statistics showing incidents targeting blacks, Jews and Muslims account...
Nov 29, 2018

How Donald Trump boosted Nova Scotia's lucrative lobster industry
HALIFAX - Canada’s largest and most lucrative lobster fishery is slated to get started Saturday off Nova Scotia’s southwest coast, where about 5,200 fishermen are geared up for what is exp...
Nov 29, 2018

Canada reviewing presence in Cuba after another diplomat falls mysteriously ill
OTTAWA - Canada is reconsidering its diplomatic presence in Cuba following another unexplained illness among embassy staff. Government representatives will travel to Havana next week to begin a review...
Nov 29, 2018

Lots of baloney in Singh's claim bill ending postal strikes is most draconian
OTTAWA - “What we would expect is the prime minister to do everything in his power to ensure that there’s a free and fair negotiation. But instead what he’s doing is bringing in the ...
Nov 29, 2018
Canadian women win all three matches on Day 1 of Dubai Rugby Sevens
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - Bianca Farella scored four tries and Julia Greenshields added three more as Canada won all three of its games Thursday on Day 1 of the Emirates Airline Dubai Rugby Sevens...
Nov 29, 2018