Canadian sport climber Alannah Yip wins Pan Am championships, books Olympic spot

Canadian sport climber Alannah Yip won the International Federation of Sport Climbing Pan American championships on Sunday in Los Angeles,

Mikaë​​​​​​​l Kingsbury continues strong World Cup season with dual moguls silver

Canadian freestyle skiing star Mikaël Kingsbury climbed the World Cup podium for the ninth time this season on Sunday, finishing

Serie A, soccer clubs clash in Italy amid coronavirus outbreak

Amid a global health crisis, Italian soccer teams and Serie A’s governing body are squabbling with each other about when

Shaun White to skip skateboarding Olympic debut in Tokyo, focus on snowboarding

If the world sees Shaun White at an Olympics again, it will be in 2022, not later this year. The

Mike McEwen, Brendan Bottcher remain undefeated at Brier

Team Wild Card’s Mike McEwen defeated Yukon’s Thomas Scoffin 10-6 on Sunday morning at the Brier in Kingston, Ont. McEwen

Impasse over pipeline remains as Wet’suwet’en chiefs, ministers reach tentative arrangement over land title

A Wet’suwet’en hereditary chief and senior government ministers say they have reached a proposed arrangement in discussing a pipeline dispute

Wet’suwet’en chiefs, ministers reach proposed arrangement in pipeline dispute

A Wet’suwet’en hereditary chief and senior government ministers say they have reached a proposed arrangement in discussing a pipeline dispute

Emergency goalie protocol on tap for upcoming NHL GMs meeting

When a 42-year-old Zamboni driver entered as an emergency goaltender and won an NHL game, it became one of the

Buffalo Declaration a ‘clear display of ignorance,’ says Alberta treaty nation

Alberta First Nation leaders from Treaty Six are speaking out against a recent notice released by four Conservative MPs from

Alexis Pinturault dominates alpine combined race, wins World Cup season title

Alexis Pinturault dominated the last men’s World Cup Alpine combined race of the season on Sunday to win his fourth

This Vancouver man will be the oldest qualified runner at the 2020 Boston Marathon

Vancouverite Rod Waterlow enjoys running marathons, but it’s the fear of death that really keeps him going. Waterlow, 82, trains

Blondin earns rare overall podium finish for Canadian women at allround speed skating worlds

Ivanie Blondin claimed a silver medal Sunday at the ISU world sprint/allround speed skating championships in Hamar, Norway, becoming the

Federica Brignone takes Alpine combined season title after Sunday’s cancelled event

Federica Brignone has won the Alpine combined World Cup title on Sunday without clicking into her skis. And the Italian

Channell, Greszczyszyn 1-100th of a second shy of gold medal at skeleton worlds

Jane Channell of North Vancouver, B.C., reached the podium Sunday, sliding to a silver-medal finish with Canadian teammate David Greszczyszyn

Airline compensation questions and coronavirus concerns: CBC’s Marketplace consumer cheat sheet

Miss something this week? Don’t panic. CBC’s Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need. Want this in

Afghan peace deal hits snag over prisoner releases

Afghanistan’s president said Sunday that he will not free thousands of Taliban prisoners ahead of all-Afghan power-sharing talks set for

Cancelling a trip during the coronavirus outbreak? Your travel insurance may not cover the cost

As the coronavirus spreads globally, Canadians may start rethinking their travel plans. However, pulling the plug could be costly, depending

Solar storms may be linked to mass grey whale strandings

Each year, grey whales travel more than 16,000 kilometres along the Pacific Coast, from Mexico to Alaska and back. But

How Jews fleeing anti-Semitism in France are influencing Israeli politics

It’s a small country, but it is watched by the world. Israel goes to the polls on March 2, the

Trudeau’s crisis calendar is overflowing – could climate change get pushed to the margins?

Rising in the House of Commons one night this past week, Elizabeth May sought to focus the conversation on the

Trudeau’s crisis calendar is overflowing – could climate change get pushed to the margins?

Rising in the House of Commons one night this past week, Elizabeth May sought to focus the conversation on the

Biden’s lifelong presidential dream ‘very much alive’ after big win in South Carolina

There’s an old story Joe Biden tells about himself, his presidential dreams and an encounter with a Roman Catholic nun.

Draisaitl surpasses century point mark to help Oilers down Jets

Surpassing 100 points was made all that much sweeter for Leon Draisaitl by the important two points the Edmonton Oilers

New look Whitecaps suffer familiar result in season-opening loss to Sporting KC

Vancouver Whitecaps coach Marc Dos Santos thinks anxiety got the best of his squad early in its season opener on