Category Archives: Canadian Press
Montreal Impact decline options on veteran defenders Sagna, Fanni
MONTREAL - The Montreal Impact have exercised contract options for seven players and declined options on six others, including former France internationals Bacary Sagna and Rod Fanni. The 36-year-old ...
Nov 26, 2018

Canada to host French Guiana in Vancouver in CONCACAF Nations League qualifying
Canada will entertain French Guiana on March 24 at Vancouver’s B.C. Place Stadium, wrapping up its CONCACAF Nations League qualifying schedule. CONCACAF had originally listed the game as March 2...
Nov 26, 2018

Regina police won't release RCMP review of investigation in laundry chute death
Regina’s police chief says an RCMP review into how his officers investigated the death of a woman who plunged 10 storeys down a hotel laundry chute won’t be released, a decision that upset...
Nov 26, 2018
Chantal Vallee stunned by international response to pro coaching appointment
TORONTO - Chantal Vallee was just 20 when she was appointed head coach of a boys basketball team, more by accident than by design. That indelible season is forever etched in her brain. She calls it ...
Nov 26, 2018

Jaguars fire OC, bench Blake Bortles after 7th straight loss
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Jacksonville Jaguars sacked offensive co-ordinator Nathaniel Hackett and quarterback Blake Bortles one day after the team’s seventh consecutive loss. Coach Doug Marrone ...
Nov 26, 2018

Ecstatic, relieved Stampeders return to Calgary with Grey Cup
CALGARY - Tired but happy Calgary Stampeders filed off the buses at McMahon Stadium with the Grey Cup in tow Monday. The Stampeders defeated the Ottawa Redblacks 27-16 for the CFL’s championship...
Nov 26, 2018

Jacobs announces that Kennedy and Wozniak will play as substitutes with Fry out
Team Brad Jacobs will turn to a couple of curling veterans to fill the vacancy created by Ryan Fry’s decision to take an indefinite leave after his disqualification from the Red Deer Curling Cla...
Nov 26, 2018

Top two B.C. legislature officials deny wrongdoing, want to go back to work
VANCOUVER - The two top officials in British Columbia’s legislature say they’re humiliated after being placed on administrative leave and don’t know what they’ve done to provok...
Nov 26, 2018
Quebec environmentalists launch climate change lawsuit against Ottawa
MONTREAL - A group of young Quebecers is going to court claiming their fundamental rights have been violated as a result of federal government inaction on climate change. The group Environnement Jeune...
Nov 26, 2018
Quebec teen's hospital death from morphine 'highly preventable,' coroner finds
MONTREAL - When Jimmy Lee Durocher, a 17-year-old in otherwise perfect health, went into the operating room Jan. 14 at a hospital in St-Charles-Borromee, Que., his family expected it would be a routin...
Nov 26, 2018