Category Archives: Canadian Press

TORONTO - Audiences at the Toronto International Film Festival are used to the string of pre-movie announcements that traditionally unfold before the main attraction: requests to turn off cellphones, ...

RICHMOND, B.C. - Some councillors of a Vancouver-area city with a large Chinese population say they hope formalizing a policy of education and outreach will put to rest a divisive, decades-long disput...

Toronto FC has promoted Corey Wray to assistant general manager, team operations and strategy. The 32-year-old Wray, who previously served as the MLS club’s director of team operations, will foc...

A courtroom in Sudbury, Ont., will play host Wednesday to the rare sight of a sitting premier on the stand as Kathleen Wynne testifies in a bribery trial involving a former top adviser and a Liberal f...

WASHINGTON - It’s inauguration day and the loser of the last U.S. presidential election is daydreaming about being anywhere but here - she’s imagining vacationing on a beach, speaking with...

MADRID - Police in Barcelona said a false alarm involving a suspicious van prompted the evacuation of the landmark Sagrada Familia basilica and its surroundings Tuesday evening. A spokesman with the M...

PHILADELPHIA - An unusual, 11th-hour attempt to put an Amtrak engineer behind bars for a deadly 2015 derailment in Philadelphia unraveled Tuesday as a judge dismissed the case without trial because he...

TORONTO - Suicide. It’s a word rife with stigma, an act spoken about in hush-hush tones or not acknowledged at all - and one that leaves family and friends not only bereft but reeling at the des...

WASHINGTON - Sen. Ted Cruz says an aide was responsible for the “like” that caused a pornographic post to briefly appear on Cruz’s Twitter feed overnight. The Texas Republican and 20...

Roy Hodgson returned to soccer management for the first time since leaving his job as England coach last year, taking over at Premier League struggler Crystal Palace on Tuesday as a replacement for th...