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Canada's World Junior hockey team gets blown out by U.S. at summer showcase
Canada lost 7-2 to the U.S. on Saturday despite outshooting them 36-24 in a pre-tournament matchup. The team hopes to return to...
Seventeen-year-old Quebec skipper Jasmine Pernot to captain crew in St-Laurent 400 race
Pernot will lead a crew of seven in the 400-nautical-mile race starting Thursday in Tadoussac. She's one of only three women-led crews competing.
Canada's economy grew 0.3% in May as mining and construction lead recovery
Real GDP expanded for a second consecutive month; mining and oil-gas extraction sector continues to lead growth, while real estate and...
Okanagan Lake wildfire doubles in size; 8,500 properties face evacuation across B.C.
The Bradley Creek wildfire has grown from 10 square kilometres to 26 since Saturday, forcing new evacuation orders and alerts affecting...
Judo champion Julien Frascadore named Canada's flag-bearer for Commonwealth Games closing
The Beauport, Quebec native won gold at Glasgow without conceding a single technical point in any of his four bouts.
B.C. wildfires continue spreading, with almost 30 new blazes in 24 hours
Nearly 100 existing fires burn across the province as almost 30 new blazes ignite. Thunderstorms and wind are hindering firefighting efforts.
WestJet cabin crew strike grounds all mainline flights; Encore service continues
More than 4,000 flight attendants began picket lines Sunday after contract talks failed. Check flight status before travelling.
WestJet cabin crew strike grounds hundreds of flights across Canada
4,287 flight attendants walked off the job Sunday over pay and unpaid work. Passengers face refunds or rebooking as one of summer's...
Canadian anti-whaling activist detained off Iceland after ship seized
Shannon Mann from Saskatchewan is among 21 crew members held aboard their vessel after Icelandic authorities boarded the Bandero on...
Two years after Jasper wildfire, most attractions have reopened but major sites remain closed
Jasper National Park has reopened 77 per cent of frontcountry campsites and key trails, but Edith Cavell and Maligne Canyon stay...
B.C. secures North Coast tanker ban in federal prosperity agreement with First Nations backing
Premier Eby celebrates deal protecting marine ecosystem worth $3 billion annually. Oil tanker moratorium continues without modification;...
Pear Lake wildfire near Clinton grows to 90,475 hectares; extreme fire behaviour forecast
Cold front with winds up to 45 km/h and thunderstorms expected Saturday afternoon. More than 1,800 properties remain on evacuation order...
