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 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
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
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
Italy’s Dominik Fischnaller wins World Cup luge gold, European title in Lillehammer
Italy’s Dominik Fischnaller won a World Cup men’s luge race and the European championship on Sunday, adding to his run
Malindi Elmore could be Olympic-bound after shattering Canadian women’s marathon record
Malindi Elmore crushed the Canadian women’s marathon record on Sunday, all but booking her spot on the team for the
Germany’s Francesco Friedrich wins 4-man bobsleigh gold in Austria
Hunter Church remembers seeing U.S. bobsled great Steven Holcomb win the 2009 world championships, then went up to him afterward
Clement Noel wins slalom, Henrik Kristoffersen retakes overall World Cup lead
Clement Noel skied through steadily falling snow to protect his first-run lead and win a World Cup slalom on Sunday.
Clara Direz of France wins parallel giant slalom, Shiffrin eliminated early
French skier Clara Direz claimed her first career victory in the debut of parallel giant slalom on the women’s World
Public servant who promoted $225M baby formula plant now sits on Chinese investor’s board
The former head of the Canadian Dairy Commission who facilitated a $225-million investment by a Chinese dairy processor to build
Why the Ford government isn’t stopping teachers’ strikes with back-to-work legislation just yet
More than one million students across Ontario face a day of cancelled school in the coming week because of teachers’
‘It is not your duty to be average’: Here is why we celebrate Lincoln Alexander’s legacy
This column is an opinion by Patrick Twagirayezu, a recent graduate (Magna Cum Laude) of the University of Ottawa’s Faculty
Major Canadian pot companies facing proposed class-action lawsuits in the U.S.
Some of Canada’s biggest cannabis producers are facing proposed class-action lawsuits in the United States after investors were hit with
‘He deserves to be there’: Canadian baseball community wants Larry Walker in the Hall of Fame
Larry Walker’s climb toward induction into the hallowed halls of the National Baseball Hall of Fame has been a slow
