Slovenia’s Zan Kranjec takes points lead in giant slalom at Adelboden
Riding a wild second run down the steep Adelboden slope, Zan Kranjec won a World Cup giant slalom on Saturday
Downhill teammate in awe of Corinne Suter after 1st World Cup victory
Corinne Suter’s consistent year in downhill racing finally earned her a first World Cup win on Saturday in Altenmarkt, Austria.
Yukon’s Dylan Cozens comes home a champion, reflects on ‘awesome’ world juniors
In the past six months Yukon’s Dylan Cozens has gone from a highly-touted hockey recruit, to a first-round NHL draft
Canadian biathlon sisterhood shines at Youth Olympic Games
PRÉMANON, France — Women who shoot and ski together, stay together. At least that’s been the motto for three Canadian
‘Everyone is out on the street’: Latest Puerto Rico quake causes further damage
A magnitude 6.0 quake shook Puerto Rico on Saturday, causing further damage along the island’s southern coast, where previous recent
Canada set to play Cuba in volleyball Olympic qualifier
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Taiwan’s independence-leaning president wins 2nd term
Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen has won a second term, signalling strong voter support for her tough stance against China. Tsai
Canada’s de Bruin, Bujnowski take World Cup bobsleigh silver
Canadians Christine de Bruin and Kristen Bujnowski will be bringing home silver from the World Cup women’s bobsleigh event in
Canadian freestyle skier Mark Hendrickson wins slopestyle gold
Canada’s Mark Hendrickson won his first-ever World Cup slopestyle skiing medal on Saturday, taking gold in Font Romeu, France. The
Bianca Andreescu will miss Australian Open due to knee injury
U.S. Open champion Bianca Andreescu will miss the Australian Open later this month as she continues to recover from a
Patient placed in ‘filthy’ conference room at London, Ont., hospital to recover from infection
A London, Ont., woman is speaking out after her daughter was placed in a «filthy» conference room at the city’s
‘It was clearly a war zone’: Aviation experts question why Flight PS752 was cleared to fly
Just hours after Iran fired ballistic missiles at two bases in Iraq housing U.S. and coalition troops, Ukraine International Airlines
What Canadians need to know about donating to Australia’s fire relief efforts
Critics of Australia’s government say international donors to the bushfire relief effort should be aware that their contributions could be
Canada’s response to Iran crash a ‘180-degree shift’ from Air India disaster, experts say
Canada’s response to the Ukrainian air crash tragedy is very different from the way Canadians reacted to the Air India
‘In the zone:’ Serena Williams downs Amanda Anisimova to reach Auckland Open final
Serena Williams showed no signs of sentiment as she clinically dispatched teenager Amanda Anismiova 6-1 6-1 in just 45 minutes
Novak Djokovic clinches Serbia’s spot at 1st-ever ATP Cup final
Novak Djokovic has beaten Daniil Medvedev 6-1, 5-7, 6-4 to secure Serbia’s win over Russia and a spot in the
Justin Thomas misses Sony Open cut days after winning Tournament of Champions
Different island, similar result. Justin Thomas and Patrick Reed finished the tournament with the same score. Only this was was
Canada’s men’s volleyball team crushes Mexico to open last-chance Olympic qualifier
The Canadian men’s volleyball team took a step toward securing their spot at this summer’s Olympic Games by defeating Mexico
Sens’ losing skid extends to 6 games after Red Wings take shootout
Dylan Larkin scored the only goal in the shootout to give the Detroit Red Wings a 3-2 win over the
China reports 1st death from ‘new type of coronavirus’
Health authorities in the central Chinese city of Wuhan are reporting the first death from a new type of coronavirus.
Vancouver police chief defends handcuffing of Indigenous man and granddaughter
Police officers followed standard procedure when they handcuffed an Indigenous man and his 12-year-old granddaughter after they tried to open
Canadian men’s soccer comfortably dispatches Barbados in friendly rematch
Charles-Andreas Brym, Amer Didic and 17-year-old Jayden Nelson scored their first international goals to help Canada beat Barbados 4-1 in
Marlies forfeit game in Texas after assistant coach rushed to hospital
Marlies assistant coach Rob Davison experienced a medical emergency ahead of Toronto’s game against the Texas Stars on Friday night,
Canadian women come up short in opening match of Olympic volleyball qualifier
The Canadian women’s volleyball team has dropped its opener at a last-chance Olympic qualifying tournament. Canada, ranked 18th in the
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