Category Archives: Canadian Press

Road to the Vanier Cup: Count U Sports CEO among critics of playoff system
Regular blowouts. Playoff teams with 2-6 records. Bowl games that are losing their lustre. The Canadian university football playoff structure has its share of critics and cries for change have been gr...
Nov 22, 2018

Virtual vigil held for 95-year-old war vet and international Twitter sensation
Legions of social media users are holding virtual vigil for Harry Leslie Smith, a veteran who channels his experiences with poverty and persecution into a call for justice echoing across generations, ...
Nov 22, 2018
Canadian ski star Erik Guay announces retirement after decorated career
LAKE LOUISE, Alta. - What was to be a swan-song season for Erik Guay ended early Thursday when the Canadian skier announced his retirement. Guay felt some ambivalence when he arrived in Lake Louise, A...
Nov 22, 2018

St. Michael's principal, board president resign in wake of criminal probe
TORONTO - Two leaders at an all-boys private school rocked by allegations of assault and sexual assault by students resigned on Thursday amid mounting criticism over the institution’s handling o...
Nov 22, 2018

Canada faces Hong Kong in final bid to qualify for 2019 Rugby World Cup
One game. One last chance. Canada’s record of taking part in every Rugby World Cup is on the line Friday when the Canadian men take on Hong Kong in the finale of a four-team repechage to decide ...
Nov 22, 2018

Singh gets chance to win B.C. byelection just as friendlier Ontario seat opens
OTTAWA - NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh learned he’ll get his chance in early February to win a British Columbia seat in the House of Commons - just as a friendlier riding on his home turf of Brampton...
Nov 22, 2018

EDC spends 12 times more for fossil fuels than clean tech, report says
OTTAWA - New research shows Export Development Canada provided 12 times as much financial backing to oil and gas companies as it did to clean-technology companies over the last five years. The finding...
Nov 22, 2018

Ottawa Senators' plan for downtown arena faces major hurdle
OTTAWA - The Ottawa Senators’ plan to build a new downtown arena could be in jeopardy. The National Capital Commission, the Crown corporation which is responsible for the land at LeBreton Flats,...
Nov 22, 2018

'No shortcut:' Trevor Harris and his winding road to Grey Cup starting quarterback
EDMONTON - Trevor Harris describes it like being in a washing machine. His path from a tiny college in a tiny town in Pennsylvania to starting quarterback for the CFL’s Ottawa Redblacks in Sunda...
Nov 22, 2018

Comedian Mike Ward says Hells Angels protected him after joke about missing girl
MONTREAL - The Hells Angels are “very good guys,” Quebec comedian Mike Ward says during the latest episode of a popular podcast hosted by American media star Joe Rogan. So good, in fact, t...
Nov 22, 2018