The Connor Hellebuyck trade caught the attention of many in the hockey world, with a host of opinions and reactions.
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Rogers reports Q3 revenue edges higher
Rogers Communications Inc. reported a third-quarter profit attributable to shareholders of $482 million as its total revenue edged up two per cent compared with a year ago.
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‘Hurting’: Vigil in Wainwright, Alta., for soldiers caught in deadly fire
Ryan Wood, pastor of the town’s Church of the Nazarene, said it’s important those in the Armed Forces know they’re not alone after the deadly fire.
Raptors exercise options on Murray-Boyles, Walter
The Toronto Raptors announced Tuesday they have exercised team options on the contracts of forward Collin Murray-Boyles and guard Ja’Kobe Walter, keeping them signed through the 2027-28 NBA season.
B.C. families worry about funding for autism, disability services in upcoming election
Noah’s father said they received a letter a few weeks ago indicating they were approved for new funding under the B.C. Children and Youth Disability Benefit.
Alberta referendum a notable chapter in long history of grievance with Ottawa
While the majority of Albertans opted to stay in Canada, the referendum brought to light grievances towards the federal government that go back nearly a century.
McKenna back in the spotlight for Maple Leafs
Gavin McKenna found himself stapled to the bench last Thursday.
Senators get Jake Sanderson back, but lose Thomas Chabot to injury
Jake Sanderson confirmed to reporters that he’ll return to the lineup against the Florida Panthers on Wednesday night at the Canadian Tire Centre.
Proposed remedy for workers affected by Bill 148 could cost N.S. $470 million
The Nova Scotia government says it has agreed to pay public sector employees an estimated $470 million in compensation over legislation introduced in 2015 to restrict their wages.
