Israeli fighter jets over the Red Sea launched ballistic missiles to target Hamas leaders in Qatar last week, a U.S. defense official said, in what was a novel method likely designed to…
Katzberg wins men’s hammer throw at 2025 Worlds
Ethan Katzberg (Filip Bossuyt, Wikimedia Commons) Canadian Olympic gold medalist Ethan Katzberg of Nanaimo, British Columbia won the gold medal on Tuesday in the men’s hammer throw at the 2025 World Athletics…
Prediction Time: CFL.ca writers’ Week 16 picks
TORONTO — The race is still as close as ever. As the weeks go by, the sun sets earlier, and the stakes get higher in the CFL, the race for the top…
‘She was a force’: Ione Christensen, former Yukon commissioner and senator, dead at 91
Ione Christensen, the former Yukon commissioner and senator, first female mayor of Whitehorse, and celebrated keeper of a century-old sourdough starter, has died. She was 91. “She was a force,” said Ron Veale, a…
Saskatchewan Premier Moe says killing tariff on Chinese EVs 'not as simple as that'
OTTAWA — Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said Tuesday that Ottawa must work in tandem with the provinces to relieve tariff pressures being placed on Canada’s economy by both the U.S. and China….
U.S. sanctions Iranian financiers, others over $100M in cryptocurrency transfers from Iran oil sales
A pair of Iranian financiers and more than a dozen people and firms across Hong Kong and the United Arab Emirates were sanctioned Tuesday for allegedly coordinating $100 million worth of cryptocurrency…
Canada wins gold in Women’s 3×3 Basketball World Series Final
Canada Basketball (Wikimedia Commons) Team Canada won the gold medal in the Women’s 3×3 Basketball World Series Final in Shanghai, China on Sunday. In the gold medal game, Canada beat Azerbaijan 21-12….
KPMG Playoff Probability: Who is the 112th Grey Cup favourite?
TORONTO — There’s a new Grey Cup favourite. After Week 15’s results, it’s the Hamilton Tiger-Cats that have emerged as the top dogs to win it all. KPMG Playoff Probability, formerly know…
27 sickened in Canada by salmonella in outbreak linked to dog food and treats
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says 27 people have been sickened with salmonella, mostly in Alberta and British Columbia, in an outbreak linked to contaminated dog food and treats. The agency says dog food and treats can be contaminated with…
Liberals grilled over docs contradicting minister's statements on $1B loan for Chinese ferries
OTTAWA — Conservatives didn’t waste any time going on offence as question period returned Monday, grilling the Liberals over emails that contradict their messaging on BC Ferries’ controversial deal with a Chinese…