Day 4: RCMP continue enforcement against Wet’suwet’en over pipeline injunction

It is day four of the RCMP’s enforcement of an injunction order in northern B.C. to ensure that Coastal Gaslink

Air Canada passengers ‘baffled’ by reasons they were denied compensation for flight delays

Kristin Radtke was stunned when Air Canada rejected her compensation request for a six-hour flight delay when travelling from Edmonton

Ottawa and Alberta’s delicate dance as Teck Frontier mine decision rears its head

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Oscars 2020: What you need to know ahead of the show

The red carpet is out, the votes are tallied and the stars are gathering in Hollywood for the 92nd annual

U.S. politics may be in a state at the moment – but Canadians can’t afford to be smug about it

On any given day, it can be difficult to feel good about Canadian democracy — particularly if the day includes

Canada falls in OT as U.S. rallies to victory in Rivalry Series finale

Megan Bozek provided a perfect ending to the Rivalry Series for the United States. The defenceman’s power-play goal 42 seconds

Jon Jones survives contentious decision over Reyes to surpass GSP for most UFC title wins

Jon Jones continued his reign in the light heavyweight division, narrowly edging out the previously undefeated Dominick Reyes by way

Flames bury Canucks to snap 3-game slide

Dillon Dube had a career-high three-point night with a goal and two assists as the Calgary Flames defeated the Vancouver

Bloemen rediscovers winning form with podium finish at Calgary speed skating World Cup

Striving for the perfect speed skating stride motivates Ted-Jan Bloemen after achieving the pinnacle of his sport. Winner of Olympic

Raptors escape Nets’ late charge to extend franchise-record win streak to 14

The Toronto Raptors have learned to expect the unexpected, to win with the healthy bodies they have, and not to

Habs rally past Leafs in OT to equal season-best win streak

The Maple Leafs’ offence completely fizzled out in the third period, leaving the door wide open for a Canadiens comeback.

Draisaitl the difference in Oilers win over Predators

The Edmonton Oilers needed to find a new gear and Leon Draisaitl ended up driving them to two badly-needed points.

Canada’s Justyn Knight sprints to 3,000-metre win at Millrose Games

Canada’s Justyn Knight surged to a first-place finish in the men’s 3,000-metre at the Millrose Games in New York City

If hazardous goods trains are slowing down, that affects functioning of the rail system right down the line

Trains carrying hazardous goods across the country will be slowing down over the next 30 days, following the second fiery

Tokyo-bound: Canada clinches Olympic women’s basketball berth

Canada’s women’s basketball team celebrated at centre court holding aloft a giant ticket that read: «Qualified.» Natalie Achonwa scored 24

As Trudeau campaigns in Africa for UN Security Council seat, Norwegian PM is steps behind

Nearly everywhere Justin Trudeau goes in Addis Ababa, it seems Norway’s prime minister isn’t far behind. On Saturday, Norwegian Prime

‘We’re definitely not prepared’: Africa braces for coronavirus

At a Chinese-run hospital in Zambia, some employees watched as people who recently returned from China showed up with coughs,

CN obtains injunction to end Tyendinaga Mohawk rail demonstration

CN Rail has obtained a court injunction to end a demonstration by members of the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory that’s halted

Kenney criticizes Democratic hopefuls aiming to block Keystone XL pipeline

Jason Kenney happily joined Ontario counterpart Doug Ford in the Democrats’ doghouse Saturday as the Alberta premier criticized progressive presidential

Retired MP overcame hurdles to secure Black History Month designation

Jean Augustine’s efforts in the House of Commons 25 years ago to build support for a motion calling on the

Canadian, eh? It ‘broadens your mind’: Oscar-nominated Canucks feted for their global perspective

A curiosity about the world, an empathetic lens and an outsider’s take: Oscar-nominated Canadians are being recognized this week for

Coronavirus outbreak is a reminder of the psychological effect SARS had on my family

«Mom, perhaps, you should consider cancelling your mah-jong game for a few weeks,» I said the other night, while chatting

What if China fails to contain the coronavirus outbreak?

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Buttigieg is up, Biden is down in post-Iowa polls — and that has big implications

And the winner of the Iowa Democratic caucuses is … well, it’s complicated. But since Monday’s counting debacle, the early