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

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

Conservative leadership candidate Peter MacKay says race to replace Andrew Scheer must go on

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to surge in Canada and around the world, Conservative leadership candidate Peter MacKay stands alone

Conservative leadership committee suspends race amid COVID-19 pandemic

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to surge in Canada and around the world, Conservative leadership candidate Peter MacKay stands alone

Liberal MP Kamal Khera pleads for people to stay home after testing positive for COVID-19

Liberal MP and registered nurse Kamal Khera has one message for Canadians since she tested positive for COVID-19: listen to

Harlem Globetrotters great Curly Neal dies at 77

Fred «Curly» Neal, the dribbling wizard who entertained millions with the Harlem Globetrotters for parts of three decades, has died.

Alberta’s economic decline will be the ‘most severe’ the province has ever seen: RBC

Alberta is poised to suffer the largest economic decline in Canada this year — and the most severe that the

Tour de France holding out on postponement through global pandemic

Perhaps no other sports event puts so many fans in such close contact with athletes as the Tour de France,

COVID-19 exposing thin financial margins of Canada’s Olympic athletes

Any lingering hope Sarah Pavan had about competing on this season’s professional beach volleyball circuit was crushed the day city

Safe supply of drugs for Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside residents given green light

The federal government has given the green light for a safe supply of drugs for Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside residents in

It’s Nope-ning Day — here’s what we’re missing about baseball

Today should have been one of the great days on the sports calendar: Opening Day in Major League Baseball. But

Global athletes using their money, platform to plead for support against COVID-19

As the novel coronavirus continues to wreak havoc, athletes from around the globe are issuing rally cries against the growing

Cyberattack forces Ontario Beer Store locations to go cash only

A cyberattack has forced an unknown number of Ontario’s more than 400 Beer Store locations to go cash only, as

Delayed Paralympics has reinforced swim great Aurélie Rivard’s determination to succeed

It’s been a couple of days since athletes across Canada were granted their second-chance of sorts. While a postponement of

Why emergency departments look empty amid COVID-19 outbreak

The sound of Nicole Odermatt’s son gasping for air woke her just after midnight. The Cambridge, Ont., mom immediately recognized

China prepares to close borders to foreigners, fearing 2nd wave of COVID-19

As the doors of planes landing at Beijing’s Capital International Airport open, teams of security officers and medical workers in

CMHC to take more mortgages off banks’ books to free up cash for loans

The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation is expanding the number of insured mortgages it is willing to buy from banks

Organizers begin Herculean task of piecing Tokyo Olympics back together

The Tokyo Olympics need new dates for the opening and closing ceremonies in 2021. Nothing much can get done until

U.S. jobless claims soared to record 3.2M last week as COVID-19 crisis took hold

Nearly 3.3 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week — more than quadruple the previous record set in 1982

Trudeau warns of COVID-19 text scam exploiting new emergency benefit program

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is touting the benefits of an expanded financial package to help Canadians cope with the impact

Kirsten Hillman officially named Canadian ambassador to the United States

Kirsten Hillman, the woman now serving as Canada’s acting ambassador to the United States, has been given the permanent job

The Conservative leadership race keeps on rolling — and MacKay is still in the driver’s seat

Though two candidates have called for the campaign to be suspended because of the COVID-19 outbreak, the list of those