Category Archives: Canadian Press

Town council rejects application to develop Glen Abbey golf course
OAKVILLE, Ont. - An Ontario town council has voted unanimously to reject a plan to develop Glen Abbey golf course amid efforts to designate the property as a “significant cultural heritage lands...
Sep 29, 2017
Canada Post honours Canadian hockey legends with latest issue of postage stamps
TORONTO - Canada Post is honouring some of hockey’s greatest players with its latest NHL collection of postage stamps. The 2017 Canadian Hockey Legends issue includes Maurice (Rocket) Richard, J...
Sep 29, 2017

Jury selection complete for Lac-Megantic trial; to start Monday in Sherbrooke, Que
SHERBROOKE, , Que. - Ten men and six women were selected among 300 candidates on Friday to sit as jurors in the trial of three men charged in 2013 Lac-Megantic train derailment. The 14 jurors will hea...
Sep 29, 2017

Judge convicts RCMP in N.B. massacre, saying force left officers 'ill-prepared'
MONCTON, N.B. - RCMP officers were caught outgunned and “ill-prepared” to confront a gunman who targeted them on a warm summer night in 2014, a judge ruled Friday as he convicted the natio...
Sep 29, 2017
The Thursday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories
Highlights from the news file for Thursday, Sept. 28 --- TRUDEAU GOVERNMENT WANTS AMERICAN COMPANIES TO PROMOTE CANADIAN CULTURE: The Liberal government has released a cultural policy that calls for m...
Sep 29, 2017

Trump visit tarnishes Sidney Crosby's crown in his usually admiring hometown
HALIFAX - A year after Halifax decided to consider naming a street after Sidney Crosby, the hockey superstar suddenly finds himself embroiled in an ugly political mess that has some residents openly m...
Sep 29, 2017
B.C. woman files lawsuit against Canadian government over terrorist label
VANCOUVER - A B.C. Supreme Court lawsuit accuses the federal government of maliciously supplying false information about terrorist-related activity to the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation in order...
Sep 29, 2017
Summer salmonella outbreak leaves 13 people ill in four provinces
OTTAWA - A salmonella outbreak that left 13 people ill in four provinces this summer has been linked to frozen raw breaded chicken products. The Public Health Agency of Canada says seven cases were fr...
Sep 29, 2017

Judge plays referee in dispute over pair of Edmonton Oilers season tickets
EDMONTON - An Alberta judge has refereed a dispute over a pair of Edmonton Oilers season tickets. According to court documents Beverly and Donald McLeod, both avid National Hockey League fans, separat...
Sep 29, 2017
Proposed Ontario health care transparency changes
TORONTO - The Ontario government has introduced a new bill it says will improve transparency in the province’s health care system. The wide-ranging changes would amend 10 existing pieces of legi...
Sep 29, 2017