Category Archives: The Canadian Press

Southern resident orca calf missing, presumed dead: Center for Whale Research
FRIDAY HARBOR - The group that has been tracking southern resident killer whales since the 1970s says a calf in one of the three pods is missing and thought to be dead. The Center for Whale Research i...
The Canadian Press Nov 03, 2025

Peru breaks diplomatic relations with Mexico over asylum claim of former prime minister
LIMA, Peru (AP) - Peru's government on Monday announced the country was severing diplomatic relations with Mexico over the asylum claim of former Peruvian Prime Minister Betssy Chvez, who is under inv...
The Canadian Press Nov 03, 2025

B.C. police investigating reports of needles in Halloween candy in two cities
Police in two British Columbia cities are investigating multiple reports of sewing needles or pins being found in children's Halloween candy. A statement from Prince George RCMP says several families ...
The Canadian Press Nov 03, 2025

North Korea's longtime ceremonial head of state Kim Yong Nam has died
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - Kim Yong Nam, a longtime North Korean ceremonial head of state best known for his trademark propaganda-filled speeches with a deep, booming voice in support of the ruling Kim...
The Canadian Press Nov 03, 2025

BC Hydro says it should have been more proactive as Site C costs overflowed
VANCOUVER - British Columbia's power utility says it should have been more proactive about ballooning costs on the massive Site C hydroelectric dam project, partly blaming a failure to budget for "low...
The Canadian Press Nov 03, 2025

Montreal mayor-elect is a former refugee who says her victory breaks barriers
MONTREAL - Montreal's mayor-elect said Monday that her background as a child refugee from Chile is proof that people from all over the world can be welcomed and find success in the city - even as the ...
The Canadian Press Nov 03, 2025

How it started, how it ended: A chronology of Ontario's ad blitz against U.S. tariffs
OTTAWA - Here is a day-by-day chronology of the controversy over Ontario's advertising campaign against U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods: Tues., Oct. 14: The office of Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the...
The Canadian Press Nov 03, 2025

Feds will unveil proposed changes to EV sales mandate this winter, officials say
OTTAWA - The federal government will unveil proposed changes to its electric vehicles sales mandate this winter, federal officials said Monday. Mark Cauchi, director general of energy and transportati...
The Canadian Press Nov 03, 2025

158 people died of toxic drug deaths in September, down 19 per cent from last year
VICTORIA - British Columbia's coroner says 158 people died from illicit drug overdoses in September, down almost 20 per cent from the same month last year in a trend that has seen the death rate fall ...
The Canadian Press Nov 03, 2025

Prescription painkillers shortage in Canada expected to continue into new year
TORONTO - Pharmacists say a shortage of medications that contain oxycodone is expected to continue into the new year, while supply of another type of painkiller has increased since a nationwide disrup...
The Canadian Press Nov 03, 2025