Report on FBI probe into Trump campaign’s ties to Russia finds mistakes, no sign of political bias
The FBI was justified in opening its investigation into ties between the Trump presidential campaign and Russia, and didn’t act
Injured Bronco Ryan Straschnitzki wonders why Canada won’t fund spinal surgery
A hockey player paralyzed in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash says it feels good to be home after spending five
Miller puts Sabres back into win column with overtime victory over Oilers
Colin Miller scored in overtime as the Buffalo Sabres emerged with a 3-2 victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Sunday.
Tourists injured, missing after New Zealand volcano erupts
A volcano erupted Monday on a small New Zealand island frequented by tourists, and a number of people were missing
Harris, Thybulle’s big games leads 76ers past struggling Raptors
This victory over the Toronto Raptors didn’t feel as good as it should have to the Philadelphia 76ers because of
Union exec Marvin Miller elected to Baseball Hall of Fame
Marvin Miller, the union leader who revolutionized baseball by empowering players to negotiate multimillion-dollar contracts and to play for teams
Canadians win double gold at IRONMAN Indian Wells
It was a clean sweep for Canada at the top of the podium at the IRONMAN 70.3 Indian Wells-La Quinta
Beckie Scott, WADA Athletes Committee calls for full Russian ban
The athlete committee of the World Anti Doping Agency is calling for Russia to be completely banned from the Olympics
Scheifele scores 400th career point as Jets shoot down Ducks
Nikolaj Ehlers isn’t about to trade the ice for a boxing ring, but he was pumped about dropping the gloves
Benson, Star Trek actor Rene Auberjonois dead at 79
Rene Auberjonois, a prolific actor best known for his roles on the television shows Benson and Star Trek: Deep Space
Finland’s Sanna Marin becomes world’s youngest serving prime minister
Finland’s transportation minister Sanna Marin was selected by her Social Democratic party on Sunday to become the country’s youngest prime
American Tommy Ford wins giant slalom for 1st career World Cup win
Tommy Ford didn’t even set an alarm Sunday morning. He never does. He’s so easygoing that oversleeping for a race
Conservatives urge finance minister to deliver ‘urgent’ fall economic update
The Conservatives are calling on Finance Minister Bill Morneau to deliver an «urgent» fall economic update, including a plan to
Austria’s Nicole Schmidhofer wins the 2nd World Cup downhill in Lake Louise
Here’s a scary thought for her competition: Mikaela Shiffrin is still getting comfortable with the intensity and the speed of
Anthony Jushua defeats Andy Ruiz in heavyweight world championship rematch
Anthony Joshua reclaimed his world heavyweight titles Sunday by producing a disciplined and smart display to beat an out-of-shape Andy
Flyers stay hot, score late to eke out victory over resilient Senators
Scott Laughton responded to a jarring hit to his teammate in a big way. Laughton had a goal, an assist
Beat Feuz defends Birds of Prey downhill title
Beat Feuz of Switzerland won the Birds of Prey downhill race for a second straight season with a precise run
Kaillie Humphries victorious in bobsleigh World Cup debut with U.S.
Kaillie Humphries’ World Cup bobsled debut for the United States was a winning one. The former Canadian bobsled star won
Canada’s Graeme Fish wins 1st individual World Cup medal of long track career
Speed skater Graeme Fish reached the podium for the first individual medal of his long track career on Saturday, collecting
Mikael Kingsbury golden in 100th World Cup moguls appearance
Reigning Olympic moguls champion Mikael Kingsbury opened the 2019-20 season in style, capturing his 57th gold medal in his 100th
Get ready for the most active meteor shower of the year
It’s that time of the year again, when the night sky lights up with meteors as part of the Geminid
Step inside the works of van Gogh with immersive exhibit in Montreal
A new immersive art exhibit in Montreal lets visitors feel like they’re stepping into the works of Vincent van Gogh.
Canada’s cyber intelligence agency is helping the U.K. protect its election
Canada’s foreign signals intelligence agency is on the lookout for threats to Britain’s election as the country heads into the
No body, no closure: Sisters seek justice as emotional Sheree Fertuck trial looms
A lot can happen in four years. The last time anyone saw Sheree Fertuck, she was leaving her family farmhouse
