Panthers pounce to send Canucks packing from rough trip in Sunshine State
Noel Acciari just keeps getting the puck in the net during the best scoring streak of his career. Acciari did
So far, Iran is offering Canada only limited access to its crash probe
Iran’s civil aviation authority has said it’s following international rules and will allow other countries to participate in its investigation
Police chief says Parliamentary Protective Service to blame for ‘extra fear’ after Ottawa shooting
Peter Sloly, Ottawa’s police chief, says an alert issued by the Parliamentary Protective Service (PPS) warning government employees about an
Glove love: Minnesota tight end’s mitts go from scam to fundraiser
In the celebratory chaos of the victorious locker room, Minnesota Vikings tight end Kyle Rudolph was approached after his game-winning
Youth Olympics aim to change the Olympic movement
Before the blasting of the fireworks, a light show that shot across the arena, the pomp and circumstance and before
Crop of Canadians taken early in MLS draft
Four Canadians went in the top 20 of Thursday’s MLS SuperDraft with the Vancouver Whitecaps taking Hamilton’s Ryan Raposo fourth
‘Seek and Destroy’ campaign against People’s Party didn’t violate elections law: commissioner
The «seek and destroy» campaign that Warren Kinsella and his firm Daisy Group waged against Maxime Bernier’s People’s Party of
‘It’s disturbing’: Edmonton’s Iranian community reacts to news Iran may have shot down airliner
A prominent member of Edmonton’s tight-knit Iranian community says he would be angered — but not surprised — if it’s
Perry Pearn out as head coach of Canadian women’s hockey team
Perry Pearn is out and Troy Ryan is in as head coach of the Canadian women’s hockey team in a
Bank of Canada to make new $5 note, seeks public input on who should be on it
Canada’s central bank is planning to release a new $5 note, and it wants input from Canadians on what it
Canada’s Mac Marcoux claims 2nd gold at season-opening para alpine World Cup
Canada’s Mac Marcoux grabbed his second win in as many days in the para alpine skiing World Cup circuit on
Sharks’ Logan Couture out 6 weeks with broken ankle
San Jose Sharks captain and leading scorer Logan Couture will miss about six weeks after breaking his left ankle when
Pneumonia the lastest setback for Gabrielle Daleman ahead of nationals
Gabrielle Daleman has lived through seemingly a lifetime of health issues since helping Canada win gold in the team event
Members of Sheepdogs, Blue Rodeo to challenge former NHLers at Juno Cup in Saskatoon
A few Saskatchewan musicians will be among the performers that take to the ice for the annual Juno Cup hockey
Cavaliers coach apologizes for calling his players ‘thugs’ during film session
Cleveland Cavaliers coach John Beilein said Thursday he has apologized after reportedly using the word «thugs» during a film session
Europe takes early lead over Canada at Continental Cup of curling
Sweden’s Niklas Edin and Scotland’s Eve Muirhead won their opening games Thursday morning to give Team Europe a 2-1 edge
Rangers’ Kaapo Kakko adjusting to peaks and valleys of 1st NHL season
Many rookies talk about adapting to the speed of the NHL game. For Kaapo Kakko, picked second overall by the
Iran denies that missile brought down Ukrainian airliner despite Canadian, U.S. assertions
Iran denied on Thursday that a Ukraine International Airlines plane that crashed near Tehran had been hit by a missile,
IOC details rules on athlete protests at 2020 Olympics
No taking a knee at the Olympics. No hand gestures with political meaning. No disrespect at medal ceremonies. The International
A look inside the Athletes’ Vortex at the 2020 Youth Olympic Games
LAUSANNE — For the first time in the history of the Youth Olympics all athletes are being housed under one
Hundreds expected to attend candlelight vigil in honour of GTA victims killed in Iran plane crash
Hundreds are expected to attend a candlelight vigil planned for Thursday evening in honour of Toronto-area victims killed in the
NASA may make Boeing redo failed test flight to space station
NASA is opening an independent investigation with Boeing over a software glitch that prevented its unmanned astronaut capsule from reaching
Canada offers more aid for Australia as bushfires burn
Nearly 100 Canadian fire experts have been sent to Australia to help in the fight against one of the worst
Republican calls White House briefing on Iran ‘insulting and demeaning’
The Trump administration made its case on Capitol Hill for killing a powerful Iranian general, but Democrats — and a
