Author: sdaddario

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 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.

Hotels, restaurants and even stores fill up with fans who flock to downtown Montreal for the big races and festivities on Grand Prix weekend.

Two people are dead after a crash at a motorsports park in B.C.’s Okanagan on Wednesday, according to the RCMP.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford will shuffle his cabinet Thursday afternoon on the last day of the legislative session before the fall, his office has confirmed.

Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH) shares were in the green Thursday, on word that retired Army Lieutenant General Scott Berrier has joined the firm as a senior vice president in Booz Allen’s national security business. In this role, Berrier will support and expand business growth and development across Booz Allen’s federal clients with a focus on strategic direction for intelligence.Berrier brings more than 40 years of experience as a joint intelligence operations leader, having most recently served as the director of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). In that role, he led more than 16,…

Gas prices in B.C.’s Lower Mainland continue to slide despite the summer rush inching closer.

With less than 24 hours to go before a possible TTC strike which could shutter transit for millions of riders in Toronto, the chair of the TTC board says there is still no deal with the union which represents the workers.

The wildfires that crews are fighting in B.C. these days are “different beasts” from those that were burning in the province in previous decades, and more government funding is needed to proactively address fire issues. That’s according to several panelists who spoke during the final day…

Felicity Donovan was a gentle, kind person who loved her younger sister. Following in her mother Laura’s footsteps, the 16-year-old was learning how to tattoo – work that now has a different meaning to her mother.