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The Canadian Press
The Canadian Press is Canada's trusted news source and leader in providing real-time, bilingual multimedia stories across print, broadcast and digital platforms.
Chief electoral officer tells MPs time is tight to make 2019 voting changes
OTTAWA – Canada’s chief electoral officer has laid out the scale of the challenge for…
Church being sued by victims of sex abuse at hands of Winnipeg priest
WINNIPEG – A former Winnipeg priest, the Archdiocese of Saint Boniface and Clercs de Saint-Viateur…
Tim Bosma’s convicted killers file notice of appeal with Ontario’s top court
TORONTO – Two men found guilty of murder in the death of Tim Bosma are…
Newfoundland and Labrador judges challenge pay hike rejection in court
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. – Judges in Newfoundland and Labrador are the latest across the country…
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Nurse recovering from hernia surgery; expected to be at full health for Rio
EDMONTON – Canada’s women’s basketball team is missing one of its star players. Kia Nurse,…
Raonic victory may earn him more endorsement deals, in Canada at least
TORONTO – Tennis star Milos Raonic has become the first Canadian man to play for…
Brexit threatens ‘fine balance’ of Canada-EU trade deal: former trade minister
OTTAWA – Britain’s decision to leave the European Union could jeopardize a massive free trade…
Nova Scotia syrup processor confident of rebound after losing $100,000 to Brexit
HALIFAX – The loss of $100,000 in sales in the aftermath of the Brexit vote…
Canadians who don’t cook turning to convenience of delivery, including meal kits
TORONTO – Experts say Canadians are spending less time cooking meals from scratch at home…
Low pathogenic avian influenza confirmed on southern Ontario duck farm
TORONTO – About 14,000 ducks quarantined at a commercial farm in St. Catharines, Ont., will…
Federal Court spikes appeal from secretive Commons board in NDP satellite saga
OTTAWA – The NDP is claiming a “clear victory” in a skirmish over evidence that…
Breaking down Canada’s military commitments to NATO in Eastern Europe
WARSAW, Poland – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau committed Canada on Friday to helping NATO in…
Former Roche v-p in Quebec out on bail after getting 18-month prison term for fraud
MONTREAL – A former vice-president with the Roche engineering firm has been granted bail pending…
CONCACAF holds match schedule draw for Hex final round of World Cup qualifying
MIAMI – Should Canada reach the final round of World Cup qualifying in the CONCACAF…
Conservatives call on government to press pause, consult the public on CPP reform
OTTAWA – The Opposition Conservatives are calling on the federal government to press pause and…
Pay up or go to arbitration, but decide by July 23, Senate committee tells Duffy
OTTAWA – Mike Duffy has been given 15 days to say whether he’ll pay back…
Oilsands companies not expected to make insurance claims from Fort McMurray fire
CALGARY – Oilsands producers are not expected to be among the recipients of a record…
Award-winning writer Austin Clarke remembered as man who ‘defies summarization’
TORONTO – Austin Clarke was remembered Friday as a man whose life “defies summarization,” with…
Blue Jay Saunders wins Final Vote for last spot on AL all-star team
TORONTO – Michael Saunders season of redemption is hitting new heights. A knee injury suffered…
Toronto police concerned by Dallas shootings; chief tells officers to be cautious
TORONTO – In the wake of the deadly shooting in Dallas, Toronto’s police chief has…
Abandoning tolls on Montreal’s new federal bridge project could save $300M: memo
OTTAWA – An internal government memo claimed last fall that the federal Liberals’ decision to…
Canadian women host China for three games; also keeping close eye on men’s team
EDMONTON – In between their two daily practices, Canada’s women’s basketball team has been keeping…
Encarnacion hits three-run shot, Blue Jays extend win streak to seven
TORONTO – Edwin Encarnacion’s three-run home run on Friday night put him in exclusive company.…
After sunny start, Liberals hit bumps in relationship with labour
OTTAWA – Justin Trudeau said he was convinced unionized workers would vote Liberal. The Liberal…