Djokovic tops Thiem, wins 8th Australian Open title
Novak Djokovic has won his record-extending eighth Australian Open championship and 17th Grand Slam title overall by beating Dominic Thiem
6 more weeks of winter, says Shubenacadie Sam
While the milder weather in some parts of Nova Scotia on Sunday was welcome news to many, the clear skies
N.W.T. to mull new approaches to bail, sentencing in effort to reduce Indigenous incarceration
In the wake of a new report showing Indigenous people account for almost a third of prisoners in Canada, the
Canada’s Justin Kripps scores 4-man bobsleigh gold in Switzerland
Justin Kripps piloted Canada’s four-man bobsleigh team to a gold-medal finish in Sunday’s four-man event at St. Moritz, Switzerland, on
‘The hatred is real’: Oilers dominate Flames in latest chapter of Battle of Alberta
Goalie Mike Smith calmly skated to centre ice and watched the line brawl unfold between his Edmonton Oilers and the
Chinese central bank to inject 1.2 trillion yuan worth of liquidity into market
The People’s Bank of China will inject 1.2 trillion yuan (around 228 billion Cdn) worth of liquidity into the markets
Brignone wins super-G in overall leader Shiffrin’s absence
Federica Brignone won a women’s World Cup super-G after overall leader Mikaela Shiffrin sat out the race on Sunday in
Does Canada have a ‘moral and legal obligation’ to allow climate migrants?
A landmark ruling by the United Nations that could pave the way for future climate migrants may force the Canadian
Teck mine approval could require Alberta to hit net-zero emissions by 2050
The federal cabinet is considering approving the Teck Frontier oilsands mine, but with a condition — that Alberta legislate an
The Iowa caucus is really important. Why? ‘Because it’s first’
In the small community of Boone, Iowa, about 100 people have crammed into the La Carreta — the only Mexican
Foreign enemies ‘increasingly targeting Canada,’ Privy Council warns new minister
The 2019 election might be long over, but Canada is «increasingly» a target for foreign interference, warns a briefing note
Goalies step into the ring as Oilers romp past Flames in Battle of Alberta
A good start and a strong finish propelled the Edmonton Oilers to an 8-3 win over the Calgary Flames on
Canadian women can’t solve New Zealand, settle for silver at Sydney 7s
The Canadian women’s rugby sevens team faced a familiar foe in the Cup final of the World Rugby Sydney Sevens
Jets ditch Blues to dampen Alexander Steen’s milestone night
Jack Roslovic believes the Winnipeg Jets are on the cusp of a second-half surge. The 23-year-old from Columbus, Ohio, helped
Marner pots OT winner as Leafs edge Sens
Michael Hutchinson used to watch the Battle of Ontario as a fan of the Maple Leafs. Jason Spezza was in
2020 BC Curling Championships on CBC: Women’s Semi-Final
Contact CBC Submit Feedback Help Centre Audience Relations, CBC P.O. Box 500 Station A Toronto, ON Canada, M5W 1E6 Toll-free
Canada smashes 9 past Jamaica to advance to Olympic soccer qualifier semis
With Christine Sinclair watching from the bench, Jordyn Huitema and Janine Beckie proved Saturday there are still plenty of goals
Lamar Jackson only 2nd player to win NFL MVP award unanimously
Lamar Jackson’s stunning season not only earned him The Associated Press NFL Most Valuable Player Award, but he won it
Cassie Sharpe leads high-flying Canadian podium charge at Mammoth Mountain
Canada’s Cassie Sharpe secured freeski halfpipe World Cup gold at Mammoth Mountain in California on Saturday. Sharpe, a native of
Price backstops Canadiens to shutout win over Panthers
For the first time this season the Florida Panthers were held off the scoreboard. Carey Price and Montreal kept Florida’s
No running water on Air Canada flight from China during worsening coronavirus outbreak
An Air Canada flight took off from Beijing to Toronto with no running water on board last week amid the
Quinn Hughes’ 1st NHL OT goal seals Canucks’ 5th consecutive win
Quinn Hughes scored twice, including his eighth of the season 42 seconds into overtime, and the Vancouver Canucks beat the
Former Blue Jays all-star Tony Fernandez in critical condition with kidney disease
Former Toronto Blue Jays star infielder Tony Fernandez is in critical condition in a Florida hospital due to complications from
Aging government computer systems at risk of ‘critical failure,’ Trudeau warned
Newly released briefing notes for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau describe the dire state of federal computer systems, which deliver billions
