Category Archives: The Canadian Press

A high military court in Congo convicted former President Joseph Kabila of treason and war crimes Tuesday on accusations of collaborating with anti-government rebels and sentenced him to death. It was...

There's plenty for cornerback Lorenzo Burns and the Montreal Alouettes to be happy about these days. After enduring a five-game losing streak, Montreal (8-7) has won three straight to move within two ...

It won't be just Blue Jays fans who can't attend road games for the American League Division Series if the New York Yankees advance to play Toronto. Canadian fans have been unable to purchase tickets ...

TORONTO - Darko Rajakovic's mission has changed heading into his third season as head coach of the Toronto Raptors. Expectations had been low for him and the Raptors his first two years patrolling the...

Elections Yukon is making changes to how some people can vote in the upcoming territorial election in response to the ongoing Canada Post strike. Chief electoral officer Maxwell Harvey said he expects...

QUBEC - In an attempt to revive his party's political fortunes, Quebec Premier Franois Legault has outlined what he calls a "new economic vision" for the province. During an inaugural speech Tuesday i...

VANCOUVER - The union representing 34,000 public sector workers in British Columbia says members of other unions will join a rally in downtown Vancouver on Wednesday to show they are "not backing down...

All three sperm whales stranded off the northern coast of Prince Edward Island have died, a marine rescue organization says. Tonya Wimmer, executive director of the Marine Animal Response Society, has...

HALIFAX - This summer's prolonged drought across Atlantic Canada has had a costly impact on wild blueberry growers in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Donald Arseneault, general manager of the NB Bluebe...

OTTAWA - Nigel Wright, a longtime Canadian businessman and former top aide to prime minister Stephen Harper, has died. Onex, the private equity firm where Wright worked for nearly three decades, annou...