How editors, news directors chose CP’s News Story of the Year for 2014
OTTAWA — The Oct. 22 attack on Parliament Hill and targeted killing of soldiers Nathan Cirillo in Ottawa and Patrice Vincent in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que., are the overwhelming choice as The Canadian Press News Story of the Year for 2014. Here are the voting results:
Parliament Hill attack: 59
Sexual harassment/Jian Ghomeshi: 10
RCMP murders in Monction:10
Death of Tina Fontaine: 2
Senate scandal: 2
Prostitution laws overturned: 1
Nursing home fire in L’Isle Verte, Que., kills 32: 1
SOURCE: The Canadian Press
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