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
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Wet’suwet’en prepare for clan meetings to discuss rights and title proposal
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NHL GMs vote to simplify offside rule
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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
Meetings underway in Quebec to discuss fate of remaining rail barricades
Meetings are currently underway in Quebec to discuss whether to maintain or dismantle the two remaining rail barricades that were
Claude Julien to return next season behind Canadiens bench, GM says
Montreal Canadiens general manager Marc Bergevin says that he will keep Claude Julien as head coach for next season. Bergevin
Canadians Giguere, Roque among 3 finalists for top NCAA women’s hockey award
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Trudeau urges patience as Wet’suwet’en consider proposed land and title deal
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U Sports basketball championships forging new ground with joint men’s-women’s event
Canada’s best university basketball players won’t just be playing for pride and glory in their championship tournament in Ottawa this
B.C. identifies 3 more cases of COVID-19, bringing total to 12
Three more cases of COVID-19 have been identified in B.C., bringing the total number of patients in the province to
B.C. to provide another COVID-19 update after confirming 9th case earlier today
Three more cases of COVID-19 have been identified in B.C., bringing the total number of patients in the province to
15,000 km away, Tahiti named 2024 Paris Olympics surfing venue
The surfing events at the 2024 Paris Olympics will be held on the other side of the world in Tahiti.
Trump speaks with Taliban leader, says they have ‘very good’ relationship
U.S. President Donald Trump said he spoke Tuesday with the leader of the Taliban, days after Washington and the extremist
Race was a factor in handcuffing of 6-year-old black girl in Mississauga school, tribunal says
Peel police officers discriminated against a six-year-old black girl when they handcuffed her wrists behind her back and kept her
Olympic flame-lighting in Greece to proceed despite fast-spreading virus
Next week’s flame-lighting ceremony for the Tokyo Olympics will go ahead in Greece despite concerns about the virus outbreak, organizers
Japan’s Olympic minister says Games could be held any time in 2020
Japan’s Olympic minister said Tuesday the contract to hold the Tokyo Games only specifies the event has to be held
Arctic Winter Games ‘in good shape’ with COVID-19 precautions
Officials with the Arctic Winter Games (AWG) say the risk is low, but they’re taking all necessary precautions to avoid
Trudeau says government will do ‘everything necessary’ to protect Canadians from COVID-19
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the risk of COVID-19 to Canadians remains low, but the federal government will ensure provincial
Gatineau youth baseball team scraps Astros name, colours over cheating scandal
The Aylmer Astros are no more. The youth baseball team in Gatineau, Que., is changing its name and colours inspired
Bank of Canada may cut rates to aid economy sickened by COVID-19: Don Pittis
It is becoming increasingly clear that the impact of COVID-19 on the economy is far more than a blip. Economists’
Don’t buy new, fix the old: The repair business is booming
We’ve all heard the phrase, «They don’t make things like they used to.» Now a growing number of eco-minded Canadians
U.S. tax rules raising the stakes for Canadian residents with American citizenship
Many Canadian residents with U.S. citizenship could risk fines or the closure of their banking or investment accounts in the
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