Commissioner Randy Ambrosie says CFL draft still on for April
CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie says the league’s draft remains on schedule — at least for now. Ambrosie addressed the status
Olympics in 2020 would’ve been ‘unfair’ to athletes, van Koeverden says
Prior to the International Olympic Committee’s decision to postpone Tokyo 2020, the Canadian Olympic Committee had taken the lead in
4 passengers die on stranded cruise ship carrying 247 Canadians
Four passengers have died on board a Holland America Line cruise ship currently sailing off the coast of Panama. Many
‘This virus is an assassin’: Son of COVID-19 victim at B.C. care home shocked by disease’s speed
During his final weekly visit to his father at the Haro Park long-term care centre in Vancouver on March 14,
With sport, medicine worlds colliding, Hayley Wickenheiser spoke her truth to IOC
In what she calls «the final straw» moment, Hayley Wickenheiser had to clear her conscience and say something. Confronted with
NFL provides inroads to help grow rising female influence
Sophia Lewin was 12 years old when she told her father about her career goal: coaching football. Her dad didn’t
Physical distancing has halved spread of COVID-19 in B.C., official modelling shows
Health officials believe physical distancing restrictions in B.C. are successfully beginning to slow the number of new COVID-19 cases in
Physical distancing has halved spread of COVID-19 in B.C., official modelling suggests
Health officials say physical distancing restrictions in B.C. are successfully beginning to slow the rate of spread of new COVID-19
Canada ‘urgently’ discussing asylum seeker deportation issue with U.S.
Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland says Canada is seeking assurances from the United States that it won’t deport asylum-seekers turned
Olympic gold medallists among 4 Russian track athletes charged with doping offences
Two Olympic gold medallists were among four Russian track and field athletes charged with doping offences. Andrei Silnov, the 2008
Bank of Canada makes another emergency cut to interest rate
The Bank of Canada has made a second unscheduled cut to its benchmark interest rate, lowering it to 0.25 per
U.S. states, hospitals plead for help as House passes coronavirus aid bill
U.S. doctors and nurses on the front lines of the coronavirus outbreak came under increasing stress on Friday as the
Parliamentary budget officer reports on potential fiscal, economic cost of pandemic
Canadians will get an idea today of what the COVID-19 pandemic could mean for Canada’s economy and the federal government’s
Budget watchdog says federal deficit could climb to $112.7B next year
Canadians will get an idea today of what the COVID-19 pandemic could mean for Canada’s economy and the federal government’s
Already-qualified athletes will keep spots at postponed Tokyo Games
All athletes who had qualified for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics will keep their spots for the Games next year following
Fake coronavirus doctor’s note from worker closed Hamilton McDonald’s: police
An 18-year-old Hamilton woman is facing four charges after police say she faked having coronavirus to get out of work.
See what life is like with lockdowns, social distancing and self-isolation in Canada and around the world
Scroll down for a look at how lockdowns, social distancing and self-isolation have changed daily life for people in Canada
How the pandemic could start inflaming wars around the world
Leaders of the world’s 20 biggest economies met in an extraordinary virtual session Thursday and vowed to work together to
‘Worse’ pandemic on horizon unless world deals with wildlife markets
The continued existence of wildlife markets, which are considered potential breeding grounds for the spread of harmful viruses, means it’s
Trudeau rates higher than Trump but lower than other world leaders in COVID-19 polling
Two-thirds of Canadians think Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is doing a good job handling the COVID-19 crisis, according to a
How invoking the Emergencies Act could help Canada better track, contain COVID-19
This column is an opinion by Colleen M. Flood, Teresa Scassa and David Robertson. Flood is Director of the Centre
Coronavirus a ‘wake-up call’ for Canada’s prescription drug supply
Canadian pharmacies are limiting how much medication can be dispensed to try to prevent shortages, recognizing that most active ingredients
‘Like a war zone’: What a NYC doctor is seeing ‘in the trenches’ of the COVID-19 crisis
The first wave hit last week. The ER at NYU Langone Hospital in Brooklyn was flooded with people all showing
The Moment: Sportsnet’s Jamie Campbell calling Canadians instead of baseball games
NBA suspends season, Blue Jays’ spring training update amid coronavirus pandemic (not applicable) 15 days ago
