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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.
Brooke Henderson, sister Brittany Sepanik going to make season-opening event special
Brooke Henderson has had her sister Brittany Sepanik as her caddie for almost the entirety…
Rourke eager to continue improving and building on momentum Lions have created
SURREY — Wanting to build on the strides he has made as a quarterback and…
East Coast Music Awards announce 2026 nominees, aim for transformation after turmoil
HALIFAX — Goldie Boutilier and Daniel James McFadyen are among the leading nominees at this…
‘I just want to win a gold medal’: Connor McDavid eager for Olympic opportunity
EDMONTON — Connor McDavid has one goal as he prepares to don the Maple Leaf…
Montreal-area public transit agency Exo cutting jobs amid sector-wide budget crunch
MONTREAL — Montreal-area transit service Exo is cutting dozens of jobs and is warning of…
Man cleared of 1984 murder makes Vancouver court appearance on new charges
VANCOUVER — Mark Edward Grant, who was acquitted of the 1984 murder of 13-year-old Winnipeg…
Quebec woman who scalded boy over prank back sentenced to 27 months in prison
LONGUEUIL — A Quebec woman who scalded a 10-year-old boy with boiling water over a…
Patients detail ‘disaster’ inside Alberta emergency departments
Sick with pneumonia and a blood infection, Paula Krawiec said her 77-year-old mother waited 24…
Food inspection agency to cut more than 1,300 jobs, says union
OTTAWA — The union representing employees at the Canadian Food Inspection Agency said staff have…
Bank of Canada holds key rate steady as CUSMA talks loom over its outlook
OTTAWA — The Bank of Canada kept to the sidelines at its first interest rate…
New Canada Post stamps honour Black Canadian hip-hop icons
TORONTO — Maestro Fresh Wes was among the stars witnessing the unveiling of Canada Post…
Internet-famous ‘Heated Rivalry’ Canada fleece jacket to go on sale
TORONTO — The internet-famous fleece jacket from “Heated Rivalry” is making the leap from screen…
Canadiens fire goalie coach Eric Raymond amid down season for Montreal goalies
BROSSARD — The Montreal Canadiens have made a change amid a shaky season in net.…
Writers’ Trust sets up award for low-profile book workers: non-fiction editors
TORONTO — The Writers’ Trust of Canada is introducing a $25,000 award for book editors,…
Fact File: Canadian café caught in false claim about refusing straight patrons
Recent social media posts claimed a café in “Manchester” owned by a transgender man and…
Feds select former B.C. chief electoral officer to oversee foreign influence registry
OTTAWA — The Liberal government has chosen Anton Boegman, a former chief electoral officer of…
Kingsbury, Thompson named Canada’s flag-bearers for 2026 Olympic Games
Canada’s flag-bearers for the 2026 Winter Olympics are both decorated athletes who have waded through…
World Cup Trophy set to tour Canada in April, May ahead of summer soccer showcase
The World Cup Trophy is coming to Canada, ahead of this summer’s soccer showcase. The…
Humber professor’s Grammy-nominated album is a 360-degree love letter to Toronto
TORONTO — For years, Justin Gray has been imagining music that, for the listener, feels…
‘This is what you’re gonna get’: Berube rips sagging Maple Leafs after latest loss
TORONTO — Craig Berube isn’t interested in learning anything more about his hockey team. The…
Celebrini takes his turn to put on a show for Vancouver friends, hockey fans
VANCOUVER — Amid the Vancouver Canucks’ lost season, the fans in the stands at Rogers…
Caufield embraces hot streak, thrilled to net 30th in 3-2 OT win over Golden Knights
MONTREAL — Cole Caufield is on what youngsters his age would best qualify as a…
In the news: Premiers meeting ahead of CUSMA review, Global Affairs job cuts coming
Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up…
Union questions why Global Affairs issuing layoff warnings before policy review
OTTAWA — Thousands of employees at Global Affairs Canada have been issued notices warning they…