Job killer or job creator? Experts predict a climate employment boom: Don Pittis
«Scrap your job-killing carbon tax plan,» Ontario Premier Doug Ford told Prime Minister Justin Trudeau just over a year ago.
Canadian women advance to Cup quarter-finals in Dubai
The Canadian women’s rugby sevens squad stormed to a 43-0 win over Brazil but lost 34-10 to the U.S. on
Milan Lucic finally gets on the board with Flames to help overcome Sabres
It took 28 games, but Milan Lucic finally has his first goal with the Calgary Flames. Lucic scored early in
Stars swat away Jets’ comeback attempt with Joe Pavelski’s OT winner
The Dallas Stars didn’t want to be in overtime after blowing a two-goal lead. Joe Pavelski didn’t mind because he’d
Hip Check: Joe Thornton drops Petr Mrazek
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Raptors win battle against Harden, lose war to Rockets
Raptors coach Nick Nurse called it «an interesting experiment.» But ultimately it proved to be another opposition failure in the
Brent Sopel says stories about Marc Crawford meant ‘to entertain the listener’
Former NHL player Brent Sopel says his stories on a year-old podcast about rough treatment from Marc Crawford were meant
Avs defenceman Cale Makar making early run at Calder Trophy
It was pointed out to Cale Makar back in September that he didn’t seem at all daunted by sky-high expectations.
Vaping-related illnesses rise in Canada and U.S.
A total of 13 vaping-associated lung illness have been reported in Canada, health officials say, and every U.S. state has
Violence against health workers complicating measles outbreak in Ebola-ravaged Congo
Violence against health workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo is complicating the response to a massive measles outbreak and
Chinese ambassador warns Canada against adopting motion calling for sanctions
China’s ambassador to Canada is threatening what he called «very firm countermeasures» should Parliament adopt a motion calling for sanctions
Nathan Chen on course for 3rd straight title at Grand Prix Finals after personal-best score
Nathan Chen is on course for a third straight title at the figure skating Grand Prix Finals, thanks to a
Video shows teen in U.S. Border Patrol custody writhing on floor for hours before dying
Video showing a U.S. Border Patrol cell where a 16-year-old from Guatemala died of the flu shows the teen writhing,
Canadian snowboarder Jasey-Jay Anderson mum on if he’ll compete at record 7th Olympic games
Jasey-Jay Anderson is Canada’s most decorated snowboarder of all time, and in terms of Olympic games representation and World Cup
Canadian running back Chuba Hubbard named Big 12 offensive player of year
Edmonton native Chuba Hubbard, the NCAA rushing leader, has been named the Big 12 offensive player of the year. ‘Canada’s
Canadian Kyle Julius returning home to coach CEBL’s Fraser Valley Bandits
Canada didn’t have its own professional basketball league when Kyle Julius retired from playing in 2009. So while the 40-year-old
Centre Greg Worthington, halfback Ryan Brierley leave Toronto Wolfpack
Two Toronto Wolfpack players are moving on with halfback Ryan Brierley joining Hull Kingston Rovers permanently while centre Greg Worthington
Biden campaign uses video of Trudeau laughing at Trump in election ad
A video of Justin Trudeau gossiping with other world leaders about Donald Trump is featured in an advertisement for the
Canadian Jessie Fleming hopes to cap UCLA soccer career with NCAA title, MAC Hermann Trophy
After 74 games in UCLA colours, Canadian international Jessie Fleming’s collegiate soccer career will end at the College Cup in
Here’s how much the Ford government’s anti-carbon tax ad campaign cost Ontario
The Ford government’s advertising campaign attacking the federal Liberals’ carbon pricing system cost Ontario taxpayers $4 million, says the province’s
Italian sports daily under fire for ‘Black Friday’ headline
A leading Italian sports daily is facing criticism for a headline reading «Black Friday» and featuring two black soccer players
Canada’s Eugenie Bouchard gets wild-card spot in Auckland Open
Canadian tennis player Eugenie Bouchard has been given a wild-card entry into the main draw of next month’s season-opening ASB
Done deal: Calgary getting new taxpayer-funded NHL arena
It’s no longer hypothetical. Calgary taxpayers have bought themselves a new NHL arena. Coun. Jeff Davison says a final deal
Canadian stats on impaired driving deaths incomplete, years out of date
Canada’s statistics on impaired and distracted driving fatalities, as well as drowning deaths, are incomplete and years out of date
