Malaysia sends back 150 containers of trash, says it won’t be world’s rubbish bin

Malaysia has sent back 150 containers of plastic waste to 13 mainly rich countries since the third quarter last year,

De Grasse, other sprinters sitting out or limiting indoor season after long 2019

Even with outstanding hurdles races at U.S. indoor meetings and talented field event competitions in Europe, international athletics is continuing

Armed gun rights advocates protest in Virginia over Democratic legislation

Gun-rights activists — some making deliberate displays of their military-style rifles — began to descend on Virginia’s capital city Monday

Special Canada-China committee to hold first meeting in Ottawa

A new special parliamentary committee created to examine Canada’s fraught relationship with China will hold its first meeting today in

Stormstruck Newfoundland struggles with cleanup, as military help ramps up 

A snowblower widens a road in St. John’s Sunday. The effort on Monday will focus snow-clearing on narrow streets in

Iran considers dual nationals on downed Ukrainian plane to be Iranians: TV report

Iran considers dual nationals aboard a Ukrainian plane that was shot down accidentally this month to be Iranian citizens, the

Goodbye gas furnaces? Why electrification is the future of home heating

It’s a stereotype, but it’s true — Canada’s winters are cold. And many of us stay toasty by burning fossil

Trudeau to talk carbon tax, public safety with Manitoba premier on Day 2 of cabinet retreat

The Liberal cabinet retreat begins its second day in Winnipeg Monday with a meeting between Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and

What you need to know about Trump’s impeachment trial

On Dec. 18, U.S. President Donald Trump was impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives on charges of abuse of

Santa Anita race track suffers 3rd horse fatality in as many days

A third horse died in three days at Santa Anita Park in Southern California when it collided with another horse

Match Wrap: Shapo stunned by Fucsovics in 1st round of Aussie Open

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Denis Shapovalov suffers 1st-round meltdown at Australian Open

Canada’s Denis Shapovalov lost a lengthy four-set match with Hungary’s Marton Fucsovics on Monday in the opening round of the

Patrick Kane notches 1,000th career point as Blackhawks down Jets

Patrick Kane’s 1,000th career point created one big party for the Chicago Blackhawks. Everyone was invited. Kane reached 1,000 when

49ers ship off Packers in lopsided affair to secure Super Bowl showdown with Chiefs

From No. 2 pick in the draft to one of the last two teams standing. It has been a remarkable

Aussie Open: Roger Federer launches Melbourne campaign with sublime win

Roger Federer took another step toward a 21st Grand Slam singles title with a routine 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 win over

Caught on camera: Man chases dangerous driver after 911 puts him on hold

Sam Gill says he had a knot in his stomach as he watched a driver in front of him barrelling

Andrew Landry regroups to win The American Express

Andrew Landry regrouped to win The American Express after blowing a six-stroke lead on the back nine Sunday. Landry broke

Chiefs return to Super Bowl for 1st time in 50 years as Mahomes leads the way past Titans

With his best imitation of a tightrope walker, Patrick Mahomes high-wired the Kansas City Chiefs into their first Super Bowl

Hasselborg tops Kim to win Canadian Open Grand Slam of Curling event

Sweden’s Anna Hasselborg beat Min-Jim Kim of South Korea 7-5 in an extra end on Sunday to capture the Grand

China reports 139 new cases of pneumonia as coronavirus spreads to new regions

China on Monday reported 139 new cases of pneumonia over the weekend, caused by the outbreak of a new coronavirus

China reports sharp rise in new cases of pneumonia, 3rd death as coronavirus spreads

China on Monday reported 139 new cases of pneumonia over the weekend, caused by the outbreak of a new coronavirus

Remembering Ryder: Northern Manitobans hang hockey jerseys for boy lost to cancer

House by house, the jerseys seemed to appear overnight. They were hung in front windows and on porches in memory

Ice dancers Gilles, Poirier headline Canadian world championship team

Ice dancers Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier headline the Canadian team that will compete at this year’s world figure skating

Canada presses Iran to share black boxes from PS752 crash amid mixed signals from Tehran

Foreign Affairs Minister François-Philippe Champagne is pressing Iran to share the black boxes from the downed Ukrainian airliner that killed