Canada’s Laurent Dubreuil wins 500-metre race at world sprint championships
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David Ayres donates game-used goalie stick to Hockey Hall of Fame
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Via Rail to resume partial service on most routes starting Tuesday
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As Turkey opens path to Europe, one refugee describes war-like scene at border with Greece
An Iranian refugee who is trying to cross the border from Turkey into Greece described babies and elderly people waiting
Subway must pay CBC $500K for failed defamation lawsuit over chicken
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Trump says Mike Pompeo will witness signing of peace deal with Taliban
U.S. President Donald Trump said Friday that he’s dispatching the Secretary of State to sign an agreement with the Taliban
Abel, Citrini-Beaulieu cap memorable day for Canadians at diving World Series in Montreal
Canada’s Meaghan Benfeito and Caeli McKay have won gold in the women’s 10-metre synchronized event at the first World Series
Canada’s Meaghan Benfeito, Caeli McKay win gold at diving World Series in Montreal
Canada’s Meaghan Benfeito and Caeli McKay have won gold in the women’s 10-metre synchronized event at the first World Series
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Ottawa Redblacks player blindsided by Trump tweet
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David Ayres’s famous Maple Leafs-beating stick now in Hockey Hall of Fame
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Oilers’ Mike Green out 3-4 weeks with knee injury
Newly acquired Edmonton Oilers defenceman Mike Green will miss three to four weeks with a knee injury. The Oilers announced
Kahnawake Mohawk offer to temporarily step in for RCMP in Wet’suwet’en territory
The Mohawk Council of Kahnawake has proposed that its peacekeepers head up a temporary Indigenous police force to patrol traditional
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This column is an opinion from Trevor Tombe, an associate professor of economics at the University of Calgary. «This budget
Montreal in for a treat at world figure skating championships in March
The world figure skating championships will unfold in a devoutly skating city and in a country which has a national
Amid coronavirus outbreak COC’s chief medical officer discusses the concern for upcoming Olympic Games
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RCMP’s use of Clearview AI facial recognition technology under investigation
The federal privacy commissioner is opening an investigation into how the RCMP uses facial recognition technology, a day after the
RCMP’s use of Clearview AI facial recognition technology under investigation
The federal privacy commissioner is opening an investigation into how the RCMP uses facial recognition technology, a day after the
Black History Month is coming to end, but the conversation shouldn’t
Asher Hill still remembers his shock at hearing a fellow figure skating coach say, »This is why I don’t coach
Canadian teen Leylah Fernandez advances to 1st WTA semifinal at Mexican Open
Canada’s Leylah Annie Fernandez is well aware she will not be the crowd favourite when she plays her first career
Talks with Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs set for 2nd day in northern B.C.
The hereditary chiefs of the Wet’suwet’en are set to meet for a second day with senior federal and provincial ministers
Insurers could lose billions if coronavirus causes Olympics cancellation
Global insurers face a hefty bill if the coronavirus forces the cancellation of the Summer Olympics in Tokyo, with estimates
TSX reopens after glitch — and the stock market rout continues
The Toronto Stock Exchange reopened Friday after a technical glitch shut down trading early the day before — and investors
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