Category Archives: Canadian Press

The Monday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories
Highlights from the news file for Monday, Sept. 11 --- FREELAND VOWS TO GET CANADIANS HOME: Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland is expressing sympathy and solidarity with those Canadians trappe...
Sep 11, 2017
IOC seeks more information regarding vote-buying case
LIMA, Peru - The International Olympic Committee is seeking more information about an alleged vote-buying scheme for the Rio de Janeiro Olympics that has landed one of its own members in legal trouble...
Sep 11, 2017
Scientists to spend years studying human impact on Canada's coastlines
VANCOUVER - The federal government plans to spend more than $50 million to collect data on Canada’s coastlines to help determine how humans are impacting marine ecosystems. Fisheries and Oceans ...
Sep 11, 2017
Tractor driver was twice the legal alcohol limit on Price Edward Island: RCMP
PISQUID, P.E.I. - A P.E.I. man was arrested after allegedly driving a farm tractor while twice the legal alcohol limit. RCMP say a 60-year-old passenger in a car was injured on Saturday evening after ...
Sep 11, 2017
Census 2016 to illustrate how Canadians earn, or struggle to earn, a living
OTTAWA - Statistics Canada will offer a detailed look Wednesday at the size of the gap between the country’s top income earners and those toiling at the bottom - a chasm that appears to be narro...
Sep 11, 2017
Appeals court rejects 2 more would-be heirs to Prince estate
ST. PAUL, Minn. - The Minnesota Court of Appeals says two descendants of a former security chief at Paisley Park who Prince reportedly regarded as a brother are not entitled to share in the late rock ...
Sep 11, 2017
Kalamazoo guitar factory to redo facility with Rolling Stone
KALAMAZOO, Mich. - A guitar factory in Kalamazoo is teaming up with Rolling Stone in an effort to turn the historic site into a national music destination. Heritage Guitar owners announced their partn...
Sep 11, 2017
Gender diversity art show closed over protests in Brazil
SAO PAULO - An art exhibition on gender diversity was cancelled in Brazil in response to a social media campaign by conservative groups that accused the show and the bank sponsoring it of promoting bl...
Sep 11, 2017
Canadiens hope search for first-line centre ends with off-season catch Drouin
LAVAL, Que. - Every year since he was named general manager of the Montreal Canadiens in 2012, Marc Bergevin has been asked who will be the club’s first-line centre. He admits it’s a good ...
Sep 11, 2017
Cheaper to cancel Site C dam than delay B.C. megaproject until 2025: report
VANCOUVER - A new report concludes that it would be cheaper to cancel the Site C dam than to delay the $8.8-billion megaproject in northeast British Columbia. The report by auditing firm Deloitte LLP ...
Sep 11, 2017