Month: June 2024

Tyson Philpot and Cody Fajardo believe the Montreal Alouettes have shown they’re the real deal. Fajardo threw a pair of touchdown passes to Philpot and the Alouettes continued their success against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers with a 27-12 victory in the CFL’s season opener on Thursday.

The trial of two men accused of plotting to kill police officers at a border blockade in Coutts, Alberta, is underway.

Commuters in Toronto are breathing a sigh of relief this morning after a strike that would have halted transit service across the city was averted late Thursday night.

BC Hydro is hoping to incentivize people to change the way they consume electricity – by offering an overnight discount.

The mayor of Sunrise, Fla., a city near the edge of the Everglades, home to the NHL Panthers and conspicuously named to avoid death, says it’s not that different from Edmonton.

The Oilers not only have the opportunity to bring the long-awaited Stanley Cup back to Canada, they also could bring a major financial windfall to two Colorado sports bar owners.

Q This sheepskin coat was made by my Romanian great-grandparents over 110 years ago and is very special to me. I grew up on a grape farm in Siebenburgen (German for Transylvania), but in 1944 our family was evicted by Russian soldiers, who shipped us by wagon to a camp in Austria. I remember hiding many […]

A Quebec judge has ruled a Black man was racially profiled by Montreal police officers during a downtown traffic stop.

A Winnipeg street is set to take on a new name as a way to honour a Canadian music icon.

A new poll indicates Mississauga’s mayoral race could see a photo finish, with a yawning gap between frontrunner Carolyn Parrish and other leading candidates having all but vanished over the past few weeks.