Category Archives: Canadian Press

Canadians favour marijuana legalization, curious about weed edibles: survey
HALIFAX - Canadians appear to have an appetite for marijuana-infused munchies, according to a new survey that found a healthy majority both supported the legalization of recreational pot use but had c...
Sep 26, 2017
U.S. VP Pence blasts 'failings' of Canadian health system
WASHINGTON - The vice-president of the United States has some less-than-complimentary words for Canada’s health-care system, which he accuses of certain “failings.” Mike Pence made t...
Sep 26, 2017
B.C. man acquitted of four terrorism charges related to Facebook posts
VANCOUVER - A British Columbia man accused of using his Facebook account to express support of “lone wolf” terrorist attacks has been acquitted of all charges. Othman Hamdan’s judge-...
Sep 26, 2017
Saskatchewan rink benefiting from having signed Gordie Howe jersey stolen
ASQUITH, Sask. - An ice rink in Saskatchewan that had a signed Gordie Howe jersey stolen has received so many sports items it is having an online auction. The jersey - which was going to be raffled of...
Sep 26, 2017

Photo program at Sick Kids Hospital helps teens with cancer express hopes, fears
TORONTO - What does cancer feel like? Look like? For most teens, cancer is a foreign word, a disease adults may have to deal with but one most adolescents don’t connect with themselves. Not so f...
Sep 26, 2017

Six stories in the news for today, Sept. 26
Six stories in the news for Tuesday, Sept. 26 --- LABOUR STANDARDS TAKE SPOTLIGHT AT NAFTA TALKS Labour standards are on the agenda today and tomorrow at the third round of NAFTA negotiations in Ottaw...
Sep 26, 2017

NFL protests: Two distinct visions of American patriotism clash on 50-yard line
WASHINGTON - A truck flying a giant American flag swooshed by a parking lot where a pro-Donald Trump rally was being held in the dying days of the last presidential election. A local Republican boss n...
Sep 26, 2017

Montreal bagel boss says his new plan will make neighbours breathe easy
MONTREAL - Robert Morena, co-owner of one of Montreal’s most-famous bagel shops, asked his neighbours to be patient on Monday, saying they’ll soon be able to breathe easier. A new filter &...
Sep 26, 2017

Tax changes to make system fair not stifle business growth: Trudeau
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the government has no intention of stifling growth for small businesses and start-ups with its upcoming changes to the tax code. Trudeau said Monday he has ...
Sep 26, 2017

Flames president says team is becoming a have-not market in NHL economy
CALGARY - The president of the Calgary Flames says the team is not swimming in money. Ken King told Calgary’s chamber of commerce Monday that the team has gone from a giver to a taker in NHL rev...
Sep 26, 2017