Mike Bloomberg drops out of presidential race, endorses Joe Biden

Mike Bloomberg dropped out of the race for the Democratic nomination for president on Wednesday, one day after failing to

Senators fire new CEO Jim Little

Just two months after hiring him, the Ottawa Senators have dismissed CEO Jim Little for «conduct inconsistent with the core

She was excited for her transplant, but ‘absolutely terrified’ for donor sister

When Lexie Libby wheeled herself into her sister’s hospital room, she saw how frail Emma was and couldn’t hold back

‘Host City Contract’ gives IOC much leeway to cancel Tokyo Olympics

Japanese Olympic Minister Seiko Hashimoto suggested in Parliament this week that the Tokyo Games could be postponed by a few

U.S. strikes Taliban forces in first hit since peace deal

The U.S. conducted its first airstrike against Taliban forces in Afghanistan since signing an ambitious peace deal with the militant

B.C. judge clears driver who said he was speeding to get away from semi-trailer

A driver who was ticketed for speeding on the Malahat Highway near Langford, B.C., has been cleared, after arguing he

COVID-19: Here’s what’s happening around the world Wednesday

The latest: WHO chief warns health workers are ‘dangerously’ ill-equipped to combat COVID-19, calls for more production of masks, gowns,

Advantage Biden: Five takeaways from Super Tuesday

Joe Biden capped one of the most head-spinning political turnarounds in memory, racking up a string of victories in Super

A base jump paralyzed him. So he became the world’s best para-bobsledder

A wooden livingroom table can barely hold all the accolades Lonnie Bissonnette has won. But he has to find room

Access to health care for veterans’ families can be ‘disjointed and irregular’: government documents

Access to provincial health care for veterans and their families can be «disjointed and irregular» depending upon where they live

Why it’s time to end corporate welfare for Canada’s fossil fuel industry

This column is an opinion by Taylor C. Noakes, an independent journalist and public historian from Montreal. For more information

‘That’s super exciting’: New study finds this ‘mini-Neptune’ exoplanet could be potentially habitable

New research suggests K2-18b, a «mini-Neptune» that lies roughly 125 light-years from Earth, could be potentially habitable. Mini-Neptunes are planets

Leafs’ California road trip begins with thud after win streak halted by Sharks

Evander Kane scored two goals to give the San Jose Sharks their first three-game winning streak since November with a

Koskinen carries Oilers into OT before Chiasson’s power-play marker stops Stars

Alex Chiasson scored a power-play goal 1:08 into overtime, Mikko Koskinen stopped 42 shots and the Edmonton Oilers beat the

Lowry takes early cut, bounces back to spark Raptors past Suns

Pascal Siakam scored 33 points, Kyle Lowry added 28 and the Toronto Raptors rallied in the second half for a

Kyle Connor powers Jets past Sabres in Winnipeg’s pursuit of wild card

Forward Kyle Connor scored twice and added an assist to lead the Winnipeg Jets to a 3-1 victory over the

Crosby collects 800th assist as Penguins snap losing streak by steamrolling Senators

Sidney Crosby’s march to 800 career assists slowed to a crawl in recent weeks. So did his team’s momentum after

Frightening moment as Boychuk takes skate to face in Canadiens’ victory over Islanders

Brendan Gallagher had a goal and an assist in Montreal’s three-goal first period, and the Canadiens went on to a

Teen sensation Leylah Annie Fernandez advances to 2nd round in Monterrey

Canada’s Leylah Annie Fernandez advanced to the second round of the Abierto GNP Seguros tennis tournament with a 7-6 (5),

Impact make splash by signing Tottenham’s Victor Wanyama as designated player

The Montreal Impact have signed midfielder Victor Wanyama as a designated player from Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur. Urruti nets

Chrétien says today’s national unity challenges can’t compare to the October Crisis

Former prime minister Jean Chrétien today dismissed the claim that Canada is experiencing another national unity crisis, arguing that rail

Wet’suwet’en prepare for clan meetings to discuss rights and title proposal

Members of the Wet’suwet’en nation are anxiously waiting to find out what’s in the draft agreement that their hereditary chiefs

NHL GMs vote to simplify offside rule

NHL general managers voted Tuesday to make a slight tweak to simplify the offside rule, and will make a recommendation

Still no word on the future of Quebec’s remaining rail barricades

Meetings are currently underway in Quebec to discuss whether to maintain or dismantle the two remaining rail barricades that were