Oilers forward Colby Cave remains in coma after suffering brain bleed
Edmonton Oilers forward Colby Cave remains in a medically-induced coma at a Toronto hospital after suffering a brain bleed earlier
What national COVID-19 modelling can tell us — and what it can’t
Forecasting the future is never easy. When the forecast involves a pandemic’s effects on the world’s population and its economy,
How long does the virus stay in your beard? Your COVID-19 questions answered
We’re breaking down what you need to know about the pandemic by answering your questions. You can send us your
Bail considerations, releases need to adapt to COVID-19 threat, lawyers say
Mike McIntosh feels more confined than ever. He’s been been living behind bars in a minimum security dorm at the
WestJet to rehire nearly 6,400 workers with help of federal wage subsidy
WestJet says 6,400 workers will be brought back onto its payroll once the federal government has approved an emergency wage
Ex-slugger Josh Hamilton indicted on felony charge of injuring daughter, 14
Former Texas Rangers star Josh Hamilton has been indicted on a felony charge of injury to a child after his
Postal workers’ union raises concerns about safety of Amazon workers
The president of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers has written to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and members of cabinet
Linda Tripp, whistleblower in Monica Lewinsky scandal, dies at 70
Linda Tripp, whose secretly recorded conversations with White House intern Monica Lewinsky led to the 1998 impeachment of U.S. President
Florida man sues Tiger Woods and caddie, claiming he was pushed
A Florida man has filed a lawsuit against Tiger Woods and his caddie, claiming he suffered injuries from the caddie
With golden dream deferred, Damian Warner finds silver linings in Olympic delay
Tokyo 2020 was supposed to be the culmination of a natural progression to Damian Warner’s career. The Canadian decathlete, now
Rejuvenated runner Matt Hughes ponders doubling up at Tokyo Olympics
Matt Hughes wondered if the days of reaching his highest level on the track were over. Early last summer, the
Cancelled world curling championships will not be made up
The 2020 world curling championships, cancelled because of COVID-19, will not be played at a later date. When the World
Ontario’s long-term care workers still working at multiple facilities as B.C. clamps down
It was a tough lesson learned by the Lynn Valley Care Centre in North Vancouver, the long-term care home in
Ottawa boosts student job wage subsidy to 100% as March unemployment data expected to shatter record
The federal government is beefing up a program to encourage businesses to hire students for summer work by promising to
Bernie Sanders suspends Democratic campaign for president
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders suspended his campaign for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination on Wednesday in a conference call with
Track and field world championships rescheduled for July 2022
The track world championships were rescheduled for July 15-24, 2022, on Wednesday, the first major sports event to be repositioned
World Health Organization responds to Trump criticisms on China
World Health Organization officials on Wednesday denied that the body was «China-centric» and said that the acute phase of a
Air Canada to rehire 16,500 laid-off workers with help of federal government’s wage subsidy
Air Canada plans to rehire thousands of workers the airline recently laid off because of COVID-19, after negotiations with the
British PM Boris Johnson ‘responding to treatment’ for COVID-19
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was «clinically stable» in intensive care on Wednesday and «responding to treatment» for COVID-19 complications,
Zoom sued for overstating, not disclosing privacy, security flaws
Zoom Video Communications Inc. was slapped with a class-action suit by one of its shareholders on Tuesday, accusing the videoconferencing
Shareholder sues Zoom for not disclosing security flaws
Zoom Video Communications Inc. was slapped with a class-action suit by one of its shareholders on Tuesday, accusing the videoconferencing
Olympic Games Replay: Canada gets faster, higher, stronger at Rio 2016
In the middle of the month of March, global sport abruptly ground to a complete halt. As the world struggles
Ontario conducting fewer COVID-19 tests daily as cases keep climbing
The number of COVID-19 tests completed in Ontario each day has dwindled steadily over the past week, raising concerns that
‘I’m not abandoning my wife and child’: Families fight to stick together in COVID-19 pandemic
For Robert Turner, it wasn’t much of a choice. The Ontario man had the option of flying home last week
