Category Archives: Canadian Press
Vandals burn farmer's beloved bear sculpture: 'Everybody is so upset'
DEBERT, N.S. - Vandals have destroyed a beloved, five-metre-tall sculpture of a bear, a Nova Scotia farmer’s annual tradition promoting his family’s poultry and pumpkin farms. Blake Jennin...
Oct 24, 2017
Conde Nast drops Terry Richardson after misconduct claims
LONDON - Conde Nast International says it is severing ties with Terry Richardson, the U.S. fashion photographer who has faced allegations of sexual misconduct. The company’s magazines include Vo...
Oct 24, 2017
Pussy Riot members stage protest inside Trump Tower
NEW YORK - Members of the Russian punk collective Pussy Riot have staged a protest at Trump Tower in New York City to draw attention to the plight of Ukrainian filmmaker Oleg Sentsov, who is incarcera...
Oct 24, 2017
Calgary Dinos move into top spot in Canadian university football rankings
TORONTO - The undefeated University of Calgary Dinos moved into top spot in the latest U Sports football rankings poll Tuesday, while the Montreal Carabins dropped three positions to No. 4. Calgary (7...
Oct 24, 2017
Regulator urged to push companies to set targets for women on boards
TORONTO - Canada’s biggest securities regulator says it may be time to strengthen its measures to get more women on boards - with some corporate leaders calling for companies to be forced to set...
Oct 24, 2017

Switching tags: Investigation busts illegal polar bear exports
Canada’s wildlife police hope the kind of bust that halted a recent illegal shipment of polar bear rugs to China will soon be a vanishing breed. “We will create more control, more manageme...
Oct 24, 2017
NDP bill would end councillors' need to ask permission for pregnancy leave
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia municipal councillors who are pregnant would no longer be required to ask permission from their councils for maternity leave under legislation proposed by the opposition NDP. The...
Oct 24, 2017
Firefighters at New Brunswick military base welcome forecasted rain
FREDERICTON - Officials at Canada’s second-largest military base say forecasted heavy rain is welcome news as crews continue to battle three fires - efforts hampered by unexploded ammunition. Th...
Oct 24, 2017
Judge rails against court delays during hearing for mom convicted in son's death
CALGARY - Frustrations about court delays boiled over in a Calgary courtroom Tuesday during arguments over whether a woman found guilty in the death of her son should have her conviction overturned du...
Oct 24, 2017

Liberals use a third of their economic windfall for new tax measures, spending
OTTAWA - The Trudeau government is dedicating about a third of the expected windfall from Canada’s surprisingly strong economy towards new investments, benefits for families with kids and additi...
Oct 24, 2017