Canadian women will learn Olympic basketball draw in March
The women’s basketball field for the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics is set with Canada punching its ticket to a third
U.S. accuses Chinese military hackers in massive Equifax breach over 2 years ago
Four members of the Chinese military have been charged with breaking into the networks of the Equifax credit reporting agency
RCMP poised to enforce injunction at fourth site of blockade of B.C. pipeline project
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Renovations to cabinet ministers’ offices cost $1.6 million over past 4 years
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government has spent more than $1.6 million on furniture, renovations and artwork for cabinet ministers’ offices
Ottawa to promise long-term fix for N.L.’s Muskrat Falls, could spare province steep rate hike
The federal government has agreed to negotiate a financial restructuring of the Muskrat Falls hydro project to make it financially
2 Manitoba curling teams heading to world juniors celebrated in send-off party
Two Manitoba curling teams had their official send off Sunday before making their way to Russia to represent Team Canada
Jets storm back to defeat Blackhawks with 4-goal 3rd period
Andrew Copp may have found his calling playing centre. Moving from the wing to the middle due to injuries, the
Canadian women’s soccer team falls to U.S. in Olympic qualifying championship final
The U.S. continued its mastery over Canada on Sunday, winning the CONCACAF Women’s Olympic Qualifying Championship 3-0 on second-half goals
Canada’s Nick Taylor goes wire-to-wire to win at Pebble Beach
Nick Taylor had more trouble with the wind than he did with Phil Mickelson. The Canadian managed both just fine
Super Bowl win still sinking in for Montreal’s Laurent Duvernay-Tardif
The enormity of winning the Super Bowl only sunk in for Laurent Duvernay-Tardif when he saw his mother crying on
Spring training: Time for pitchers, catchers and cheaters
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Strong election result for Sinn Fein throws Irish politics into uncertainty
Ireland faced political turmoil Sunday as an exit poll from the weekend’s parliamentary election suggested that Sinn Fein, a left-wing
Trudeau headed to Kuwait to meet with Canadian soldiers
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Teams still trying to salvage blockbuster Mookie Betts trade: reports
With last week’s multi-team blockbuster trade that would send Mookie Betts and David Price to the Los Angeles Dodgers still
Dodgers finalize trade for Mookie Betts, David Price: reports
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Tiger-Cats re-sign all-star defensive back/kick returner Frankie Williams
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Bridges, buildings, railways, streets focus of anti-pipeline protests in B.C.
From the steps of the British Columbia legislature to Vancouver’s city hall to ports, bridges, railways and streets, protests are
Indigenous leaders should have keys to former U.S. embassy, Métis leader says
A group of Métis citizens from Western Canada was left waiting in the cold as they sought approval from federal
Canada edges Japan with Olympic women’s basketball berth already secure
Kia Nurse had 19 points to lead Canada past Japan 70-68 on Sunday at a women’s basketball Olympic qualifying tournament.
Bruins’ Jeremy Lauzon handed 2-game suspension for check to head
Boston defenceman Jeremy Lauzon was suspended on Sunday for two games, without pay, following a match penalty he received Saturday
Vasek Pospisil falls to top-seeded Gael Monfils in Open Sud de France final
Vancouver’s Vasek Pospisil lost to top-seeded Gael Monfils 7-5, 6-3 in the final of the Open Sud de France on
Trudeau promises investment agreement with Ethiopia, funding for gender equity amid UN Security Council bid
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau brought to the table the promise of an investment agreement with Ethiopia and $10 million to
Canada’s Kim Boutin, Steven Dubois capture speed skating gold in Germany
Kim Boutin and Steven Dubois ruled their respective short track races in Dresden, Germany, after a quiet Saturday for Canada
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