Category Archives: Canadian Press

KELOWNA, B.C. - An afternoon drive turned into a “devastating” experience for a woman and her son when she says human feces fell from the sky and into her eyes through the o...

MONTREAL - Fines have kicked in for Montreal merchants who give customers thin plastic bags. The ban was implemented on Jan. 1 but retailers were given a five-month grace period. T...

OTTAWA - A preservation society is blasting the redesign of an addition to Ottawa’s stately Chateau Laurier hotel as “heritage vandalism,” but the lead archi...

OTTAWA - The federal government is close to a deal with Davie Shipbuilding that would see the Quebec shipyard provide several used icebreakers to bolster the Canadian Coast Guard’s own aging fle...

ST. CATHARINES, Ont. - Sitting behind a small table at the back of her campaign bus as it rumbles down the highway, Andrea Horwath ponders the winding road that has led her to the very doors of t...

TORONTO - The Ontario election would be Doug Ford’s to lose. At least that’s what polls and pundits suggested when the newly minted Progressive Conservative leader kicked of...

NEW YORK - The New York Islanders have fired coach Doug Weight and general manager Garth Snow. More coming The Associated Press

TORONTO - In the final days of a volatile election campaign, Kathleen Wynne went from vying to stay on as Ontario’s premier to fighting for her party’s survival. The Liberal leader and lon...

MONTREAL - Four more women who were assaulted or allegedly assaulted by ex-national ski coach Bertrand Charest when they were younger obtained the right on Tuesday to be identified by name. ...

STEPHENVILLE, N.L. - A teenager is in court this week for the first of three trials on sexual assault allegations that shook a Newfoundland high school and spurred the province to update safety polici...