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Theodore pockets OT winner as Golden Knights beat Oilers
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Raptors overcome early Norman Powell exit against Jazz to earn 4th consecutive win
Serge Ibaka and Pascal Siakam each scored 27 points, and the Toronto Raptors beat the Utah Jazz 101-92 on Monday
Jets complete comeback against Coyotes courtesy Elhers’ 3-point night
Nikolaj Ehlers is feeling more and more comfortable with his new linemates. The winger had a goal and two assists
Pro sports leagues close off locker rooms amid coronavirus fears
The NBA, NHL, Major League Baseball and Major League Soccer are closing access to locker rooms and clubhouses to all
Maple Leafs look to regroup after disastrous California road trip
With the Maple Leafs’ locker room closed to reporters amid concerns about the spread of the novel coronavirus, players were
Shia militias now a greater threat than ISIS in the Middle East, says Canadian commander
Iranian-backed Shia militias embedded alongside Iraqi security forces are now a bigger threat than the fragmented fighting power of former
State of local emergency declared after train hits propane tanker in southern Alberta
The hamlet of Swalwell in southern Alberta was ordered to evacuate, and a state of local emergency declared, after a
Curling considers ‘radical’ new rules to preserve tradition and speed up games
The games are too long, scaring away younger fans with ever-diminishing attention spans. There is too much standing around between
Commons committee probes Boeing 737 Max crash following damning reports out of U.S., Ethiopia
On the one-year anniversary of an Ethiopian Airlines crash that killed 157 people — including 18 Canadians — MPs are
Gas prices set to fall 7 cents a litre across Canada on Wednesday: analyst
The price of gasoline across the country is set to fall by roughly seven cents a litre on Wednesday, as
World figure skating championships in Montreal face cancellation over virus concerns
Quebec Health Minister Danielle McCann says the government is evaluating whether to allow the world figure skating championships to go
Brent Hayden swims Olympic ‘A’ time in placing 3rd at Pro Swim Series event
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Canadian soccer women to play in empty stadium in France
Canada’s women’s national team will play its final game at the Tournoi de France in an empty stadium because of
Ethiopian report on Max 737 crash says sensor gave faulty reading
A faulty sensor reading and the activation of an anti-stall system on a Boeing 737 Max preceded the crash of
‘Sadness, tears, shock’: Alberta athletes and coaches react to Arctic Winter Games cancellation
Athletes and sports organizers in northern Alberta are feeling devastated after this year’s Arctic Winter Games were cancelled. The biennial
Acting legend Max von Sydow dead at 90
Max von Sydow, the self-described «shy boy»-turned-actor known to art house audiences through his work with Swedish director Ingmar Bergman
Emissions from power generation take biggest fall since 1990
Global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from the power sector fell by two per cent last year, the biggest fall since
Rival Afghan leaders each declare themselves president, threatening peace deal
Afghanistan’s rival leaders were each sworn in as president in separate ceremonies on Monday, throwing plans for negotiations with the
Broken, fragmented health-care system failed daughter who died by suicide, family of Taylor Pryor says
It was on a clear and warm autumn day in 2018 that Taylor Pryor’s life began a spiral toward a
Canada needs to address risks of aging IT to fend off threats that come with digital government
This column is an opinion by Alexander Rudolph, a PhD student in the Department of Political Science at Carleton University
Families of those killed when Flight MH17 was shot down hope trial will expose Russian ‘lies’
Silene Fredriksz knows she may never see the day the four men accused of murdering her son Bryce and 297
Bronze medal win thrills Vancouver fans at Canada 7s series
They thrilled us. They broke our hearts. They engaged us throughout and saved the best for last. Team Canada drew
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