Canadian Laurent Duvernay-Tardif didn’t need long to get into Super Bowl mode
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Air bag woes force Honda, Toyota to recall 6M vehicles
Two different air bag glitches have forced Toyota and Honda to recall over six million vehicles worldwide, and both problems
For Tiger Woods, expectations rising along with age
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Canada’s Larry Walker elected to Baseball Hall of Fame
Former Colorado Rockies and Montreal Expos star slugger Larry Walker says he doesn’t expect to be elected into the Baseball
A ‘second class’ spy: Muslim CSIS agent alleges discrimination, abuse
Canada’s spy agency is being sued for racial and religious discrimination by a longtime employee who alleges that his Muslim
Greenhouse gas 12,000 times worse than CO2 shows surprise rise in the atmosphere
A greenhouse gas that can cause 12,000 times more warming per tonne than carbon dioxide is rising unexpectedly in the
Former Quebec premier Jean Charest will not run for Conservative leadership
Former Progressive Conservative cabinet minister and Liberal premier of Quebec Jean Charest will not run for the leadership of the
Canada’s Larry Walker not hopeful of election into Baseball Hall of Fame
Former Colorado Rockies and Montreal Expos star slugger Larry Walker says he doesn’t expect to be elected into the Baseball
Remains of one Canadian PS752 crash victim returned to Canada
The remains of one Canadian victim of the PS752 airline disaster have been returned to Canada but details are being
Italy’s Dominik Paris suffers season-ending knee injury in super-G training
Super-G world champion Dominik Paris will miss the rest of the Alpine skiing season after damaging his right knee in
Canada’s Rachel Cliff proud of consistency after half marathon, marathon records fall
Rachel Cliff could have relaxed Monday, dwelled on a race she didn’t win and questioned why she’s no longer the
Rocker Ozzy Osbourne announces Parkinson’s diagnosis
Rocker Ozzy Osbourne says he’s been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, a nervous system disorder that affects movement. The 71-year-old Grammy
Christine Sinclair leads Canadian women into Olympic soccer qualifying tournament
Canada coach Kenneth Heiner-Moller has trimmed his roster to 20 ahead of next week’s CONCACAF Women’s Olympic qualifying tournament, with
‘I have not spoken to Her Majesty,’ Trudeau says of security costs as Harry arrives in Canada
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Tuesday he has yet to speak to the Queen about Prince Harry and Meghan moving
Calgary’s Andrew Longino rockets to Canada’s 1st gold medal at Youth Olympics
LEYSIN — Calgary skier Andrew Longino won the mens’ halfpipe ski event Tuesday to capture Canada’s first gold medal at
James Forcillo, ex-officer who shot and killed teen on streetcar, granted full parole
James Forcillo, the former Toronto police officer who shot teenager Sammy Yatim to death on a TTC streetcar in 2013,
Meng Wanzhou extradition case back in court for 2nd day on ‘double criminality’ test
The second day of a court hearing gets underway Tuesday in Vancouver over a request from the United States to
Canadian comeback falls short in semifinal loss to United States at Youth Olympics
LAUSANNE — It was a quintessential hockey battle between rivals Canada and the United States with high drama, twists and
Basketball world to honour late NBA commissioner David Stern’s life, career
David Stern’s life and career will be celebrated Tuesday at a memorial service, three weeks after the former NBA commissioner’s
Trump lauds U.S. economy at Davos as trial set to begin in Washington
Thousands of kilometres from his Washington impeachment trial, U.S. President Donald Trump took centre stage in Davos, Switzerland, to tout
Trucker recounts finding frigid Yukon travellers burning vehicle to stay warm
Yves Lafond was about half an hour up the road from Carmacks, Yukon, last Monday morning when he spotted it.
New federally funded climate institute launches after demise of national roundtable
Seven years after Stephen Harper’s Conservative government eliminated funding for the National Roundtable on the Environment and the Economy, a
Slowed by injury, British No. 1 Johanna Konta makes early Australian Open exit
Johanna Konta wasn’t sure even as she celebrated Christmas if she’d make the long trip to Australia for the year’s
Alexander Zverev pledges to give any Australian Open prize money to bushfire disaster relief
Johanna Konta wasn’t sure even as she celebrated Christmas if she’d make the long trip to Australia for the year’s
