Djokovic tops Tsitsipas to win 5th Dubai Open title
After saving match points to reach the final, top-ranked Novak Djokovic was scarcely troubled as he beat Stefanos Tsitsipas 6-3,
Canadian men’s rugby 7s team falls to Ireland in L.A.
The Canadian men’s rugby sevens team suffered a 17-12 defeat to Ireland on Saturday at the Men’s World Rugby Sevens
Eggert, Benecken capture 4th straight luge World Cup doubles season title
Toni Eggert and Sascha Benecken won the World Cup doubles overall title on Saturday, and Germany’s Julia Taubitz claimed the
Germany’s Tina Hermann pulls off huge comeback to win 3rd world skeleton title
Germany’s Tina Hermann pulled off a huge comeback in her final run and won the women’s skeleton world championship for
B.C. pipeline talks with Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs stretch into Saturday
Senior government ministers say they remain optimistic talks with the Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs will break an impasse over a pipeline
Ukraine pledges help for airline compensation for Iran plane crash victims
Ukraine’s ambassador to Canada says his government will help Foreign Affairs Minister François-Philippe Champagne secure compensation from Ukraine International Airlines
Shots fired as migrants try to cross into Greece from Turkey
Gunfire could be heard from the Greek side of the River Evros at the Turkish border on Saturday, as migrants
Why coronavirus will force central bankers to give the economy a shot in the arm by cutting rates
Central bankers are waking up to dramatically overhauled expectations about interest rates, as the coronavirus that started in China and
What Ontario’s Liberal Party can learn from Manitoba
This column is an opinion by Jamal Abas, a political analyst for Peguis First Nation in Winnipeg who also assists
Russia hasn’t had any new coronavirus cases. Why is that?
In the snowy Russian city of Yekaterinburg — thousands of kilometres from the closest international border — Igor Gorbunov says
Looming lawsuits, threats of job losses and other takeaways from the CRTC hearings on cell service
This week saw the end of a nine-day marathon round of public hearings that pitted dominant cellphone carriers against affordability
Canadians may be out thousands of dollars after Saudi Arabia suspends entry for religious pilgrims
Canadians hoping to travel to Saudi Arabia for the umrah pilgrimage are scrambling to curb their losses after the kingdom
Chris Hall: Can net-zero and the energy sector co-exist?
Chrystia Freeland says there’s nothing inconsistent about the federal government’s commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions while promoting a thriving
‘A desperate act’: Imperial Tobacco Canada under fire for ‘misinformation’ ad campaign
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Canada’s Leylah Fernandez sweeps into final to extend teenage dream run
Canadian Leylah Annie Fernandez advanced to the final of the Mexican Open with a 6-3, 6-3 win over Renata Zarazua
Raptors struggle to overcome shooting woes in narrow loss to Hornets
Terry Rozier scored 18 points and the game-clinching free throw with two seconds remaining to lift the Charlotte Hornets to
Canadian women’s sitting volleyball on brink of Paralympic berth after advancing to Halifax final
The Canadian women’s sitting volleyball team is one win away from securing a spot at the Tokyo Paralympics. Canada cruised
Best Brier Field ever? Past Champions looking for Canada’s curling prize
It seems every year, right about this exact moment on the eve of the Brier, fans and curling pundits proclaim
Canada’s Laurent Dubreuil wins 500-metre race at world sprint championships
Canada’s Laurent Dubreuil raced to a gold medal in the men’s 500-metre race Friday at the ISU world sprint/allround speedskating
David Ayres donates game-used goalie stick to Hockey Hall of Fame
David Ayres went out for a casual game of pickup hockey last week. Between work, coaching kids and suiting up
See you at the Supreme Court, Ottawa says after Alberta demands carbon tax be killed
On Monday, Alberta’s top court declared the federal carbon tax unconstitutional. On Wednesday, the province’s justice minister demanded that the
Via Rail to resume partial service on most routes starting Tuesday
Via Rail is set to resume partial service next Tuesday on most routes that were cancelled due to rail blockades
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
Sandwich chain Subway has been ordered to pay the CBC $500,000 in legal costs following its failed bid to sue
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