Author Archives: The Canadian Press

Stella Artois says it's recalling beer packaged in 330 millilitre glass bottles as a safety precaution. The company says some bottles have a flaw that may cause a small piece of glass to break off and...

By Brett Bundale, The Canadian Press A story about a missing lunch of shrimp fried rice is captivating social media and shedding light on an often overlooked but highly contentious aspect of office po...

By Bob Weber, The Canadian Press FORT MCMURRAY, Alta. - Tony Bussey knew for a long time that his mammoth waistline threatened his health. But it wasn't until two years ago, when he felt his 567 pound...

By Michael Oliveira, The Canadian Press TORONTO - One in four anglophone Canadians have cut the cord and no longer pay for a traditional TV service, while just over half are Netflix users, according t...

Rob Drinkwater, The Canadian Press EDMONTON - Dylan Ferris decided to dig a little deeper for his high school social studies project, which he's dedicated to the lives of soldiers in the First World W...

Edmonton Eskimos defensive end John Chick announced his retirement Friday, ending a CFL career that lasted eight seasons. Chick, who won the Grey Cup with the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 2007 and 2013...

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says Canada will continue to have trouble moving grain across the country unless more oil pipelines are built. Notley says moving oil by rail means there are fewer trains...

Dozens of ancient footprints discovered on a British Columbia island have been confirmed as the earliest known of their kind in North America. Researchers at the University of Victoria's Hakai Institu...

By Melissa Couto, The Canadian Press The Toronto Blue Jays begin their 2018 season Thursday with a home game against the New York Yankees. Here are five storylines to watch as the year gets underway: ...

A new report says an estimated one in every 66 Canadian children and youth aged five to 17 has autism spectrum disorder. The report by the Public Health Agency of Canada is the first detailing the nat...