Category Archives: Canadian Press

NDP's Horwath urges Liberals to vote for her as only way to stop Ford's Tories
TORONTO - Only the New Democrats can prevent the Progressive Conservatives under Doug Ford from forming government in Ontario next week, NDP Leader Andrea Horwath said Friday in her most dir...
Jun 01, 2018

Senators exec accused of touching, lewd comments to driver
BUFFALO, N.Y. - Ottawa Senators assistant general manager Randy Lee is accused of inappropriately touching and making lewd comments toward a hotel shuttle driver while in Buffalo for the NHL’s s...
Jun 01, 2018

Lions, tigers, jaguar, bear escape flooded German zoo cages
BERLIN - Two lions, two tigers, a jaguar and a bear broke out of their cages in a western German zoo on Friday after heavy rains flooded the area and damaged their enclosures, sparking a massive searc...
Jun 01, 2018

Judge agrees to halt fetal heartbeat abortion law in Iowa
DES MOINES, Iowa - An Iowa judge agreed Friday to temporarily block the most restrictive abortion law in the country under an agreement between the state and abortion rights groups. Attorneys for the ...
Jun 01, 2018

Facebook kills 'trending' topics, tests breaking news label
NEW YORK - Facebook is shutting down its ill-fated “trending” news section after four years, a company executive told The Associated Press. The company claims the tool is outdated and wasn...
Jun 01, 2018

First lady stays behind on Trump's Camp David weekend
WASHINGTON - Melania Trump stayed behind while the president left on a weekend getaway Friday, making it 22 days since she last appeared in public. President Donald Trump boarded the presidential heli...
Jun 01, 2018
Pondering lunch, Sascha Zverev saves match point in Paris
PARIS - Talented and pegged-for-success as Alexander Zverev might be, there he was in the French Open’s main stadium Friday, on the precipice of a third-round defeat and yet another Grand Slam d...
Jun 01, 2018

Canada Post, CUPW given 90 days to settle rural, urban pay equity dispute
OTTAWA - Canada Post and its biggest union have been given until the end of August to reach an agreement in a long-standing pay equity dispute that could end up costing the post office milli...
Jun 01, 2018

Prime Minister calls municipalities 'essential partners' in shaping Canada
HALIFAX - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau touted co-operation in a speech before Canada’s municipal leaders in Halifax on Friday, although he offered nothing new to address their concerns. The cou...
Jun 01, 2018
National Citizens Alliance member, protesters scuffle briefly in Halifax
HALIFAX - Protesters had a minor scuffle with a member of a Calgary-based group with controversial views on immigration Friday evening during a gathering the group held in a d...
Jun 01, 2018