B.C. couple living under ‘cabin arrest’ on quarantined cruise ship
Passengers on a cruise ship quarantined in Japan after a coronavirus outbreak are trying to get used to the idea
Raptors set franchise record with 12th straight win in wild rally against Pacers
The Toronto Raptors made history on Wednesday — but it certainly didn’t come easy. Kyle Lowry poured in 32 points
4 things we learned from Dominic Barton’s appearance before a committee of MPs
Canada’s Ambassador to China, Dominic Barton, appeared before the Special Committee on Canada-China Relations Wednesday evening to talk about all
Heat acquire former Finals MVP Andre Iguodala from Grizzlies: reports
A person familiar with the negotiations says Andre Iguodala is headed to Miami after the Heat and Memphis Grizzlies agreed
Hollywood icon Kirk Douglas dies at 103
Kirk Douglas, the cleft-chinned movie star who fought gladiators, cowboys and boxers on the screen and the Hollywood establishment, died
‘The chill is real,’ Canada’s ambassador to China says of fraught relationship
Canada’s ambassador to China says there is a chill in relations between the two countries since the People’s Republic imprisoned
Pospisil avenges Auckland Open loss to Canadian teammate Shapovalov
Vasek Pospisil downed fellow Canadian Denis Shapovalov 6-2, 6-3 Wednesday in second-round action at the Open Sud de France indoor
U.S. steps up warnings to Russia over actions in Syria
The United States on Wednesday stepped up warnings to Russia over its Syria policy, saying Moscow was trying to challenge
‘Small flame’ ignited Canada’s Vincent Lapointe through acquittal on doping charge
Laurence Vincent Lapointe credits a «weird little flame» inside her for helping her stay strong when it looked like her
With Ovechkin set to hit 700 goals, Gretzky record looks in reach
Alex Ovechkin was having a quiet night. Through two periods of action Tuesday, he’d registered a solitary shot attempt that
Canadian pitcher James Paxton undergoes back surgery, out 3-4 months
Yankees left-hander James Paxton had back surgery Wednesday and is expected to be sidelined until May or June. PLAYER STATS:
RCMP to update police efforts on Coastal GasLink pipeline dispute
The B.C. RCMP has announced it will be providing a statement Wednesday at 3 p.m. to address its policing efforts
Health, safety of Canadian Olympic team top priority for COC amid coronavirus outbreak
The Canadian Olympic Committee remains confident the Tokyo Olympics will be safe, despite expressed concerns of Games organizers about the
Omar Khadr told to answer Utah plaintiffs’ questions about his confession
Relatives of a slain American soldier have won a skirmish in their attempt to collect on a wrongful-death award worth
Airbnb to ban local guests under the age of 25 from booking entire homes
Airbnb has announced that it will begin testing new regulations across Canada this month that will ban local guests under
Roughriders sign star punter Jon Ryan to 1-year contract extension
The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed punter Jon Ryan to a one-year contract extension. The six-foot, 217-pound Regina native enters his
Pete Rose applies for reinstatement, citing no punishment for Astros players for sign stealing
Pete Rose again asked Major League Baseball to end his lifetime ban, saying the penalty is unfair compared with discipline
Fossil of sea monster with needle-sharp snout found on Alaskan island
An iguana-like creature with a needle-sharp snout has been confirmed from a fossilized skeleton as a species of the marine
Cyberspies mistakenly eyed Canadian for five years, watchdog report says
The national cyberspying agency monitored a Canadian citizen, contrary to policy, for several years due to a series of internal
Hong Kong to quarantine people from mainland China amid coronavirus outbreak
The latest: Hong Kong says all visitors from mainland China will undergo 14-day quarantine amid coronavirus concern. China says as
Watch Canada’s national team compete at the Olympic women’s basketball qualifier
Click on the video player above to watch live action from Canada’s games at the FIBA Women’s Olympic Qualification Tournament
A U.S. court blamed Roundup for causing cancer. Then Canada defended the herbicide, emails show
Agriculture Ministry officials worried the government’s position on the health risks of Canada’s most widely used herbicide were «contradictory» following
‘Master of narrative’ Trump tells voters his story about the U.S. economy
U.S. President Donald Trump is heralding what he calls a «blue-collar boom.» With his impeachment trial in the Senate nearly
One step forward, another one back: What the Trans Mountain ruling means for Trudeau
In sports, you win some and you lose some. In politics, it’s possible to win and lose at the same
