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Killer whales and dolphins may be helping each other hunt of B.C. coast: new report
“You could interpret that maybe the dolphins are pesky freeloaders, just trying to get a free lunch.”
Hellebuyck all smiles in winning return from knee surgery
WINNIPEG — Connor Hellebuyck was flashing some smiles after his return from injury helped the…
Canadian Lance Gibson Jr. loses UFC debut but joins father in record book
LAS VEGAS — Canadian (Fearless) Lance Gibson Jr. made it into the UFC record book…
‘Very exciting’: Tristan Jarry reflects on trade to Edmonton Oilers
TORONTO — Tristan Jarry was at home Friday morning when his phone rang. Pittsburgh Penguins…
Vilardi props up Jets with two goals in 5-1 win over Capitals
WINNIPEG — Gabriel Vilardi scored twice and star goaltender Connor Hellebuyck made 24 saves in…
Connor McDavid powers Oilers over Maple Leafs 6-3 in Tristan Jarry’s Edmonton debut
TORONTO — Connor McDavid had two goals and an assist as the Edmonton Oilers thumped…
Hockey Canada unveils blueprint to grow game for women and girls
EDMONTON — Hockey Canada has unveiled a blueprint to get more oomph behind girls and…
Canada’s Naomi Urness captures gold in women’s freeski big air at World Cup
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — Canadian freestyle skier Naomi Urness struck gold in women’s big air World…
Churchill Falls agreement could be jeopardized by Quebec election, minister says
QUÉBEC — The Quebec government is warning that a draft energy deal with Newfoundland and…
Canadian snowboarder Kaylie Buck earns World Cup silver
CORTINA D’AMPEZZO — Canadian snowboarder Kaylie Buck earned World Cup silver in the women’s parallel…
Ottawa’s Isabelle Weidemann earns speedskating World Cup silver in 3000m
HAMAR — Canadian speedskater Isabelle Weidemann raced to World Cup silver on Saturday in the…
Handle with care: Moving centuries-old Hudson’s Bay charter a delicate operation
“You're not shipping this with Canada Post or something, no offence to Canada Post.”
Fan-favourite lion put down at Toronto Zoo after months of veterinary care
TORONTO — The Toronto Zoo says it has euthanized one of its lions after the…
Robert Rousseau, four-time Stanley Cup champ with Habs in 1960s, dead at 85
Robert (Bobby) Rousseau, a four-time Stanley Cup champion with the Montreal Canadiens in the 1960s,…
Métis Nation of Ontario say academic gathering is an attempt to erase their history
OTTAWA — Members of the Métis Nation of Ontario say an upcoming academic summit in…
Corb Lund must re-apply to launch anti-coal petition drive in Alberta
LETHBRIDGE — Amendments to Alberta’s legislation on citizen-initiated referendums mean Corb Lund’s recently approved application…
Poilievre says Carney trying to manipulate his way to majority with floor-crossings
OTTAWA — Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is accusing Prime Minister Mark Carney of trying to…
Switching sides: A brief history of floor-crossing in Canada
OTTAWA — On Thursday, Michael Ma became the second Conservative MP to cross the floor…
Interference by police after Quebec teen killed by cops can’t go unpunished: lawyers
MONTREAL — Lawyers representing the family of a Longueuil, Que., teen who was shot dead…
First segment of high-speed rail project to connect Montreal and Ottawa
MONTREAL — The first segment of the federal government’s proposed high-speed rail project will connect…
A timeline of what happened after Longueuil police opened fire on a teenager
MONTREAL — A 15-year-old boy was shot dead by Longueuil police in September, triggering an…
B.C. guidance on youth involuntary care criticized by two independent officers
VICTORIA — Two independent provincial officers in British Columbia have separately criticized a recent decision…
Companies fined over fatal crane accident at Vancouver’s Oakridge Park
VANCOUVER — More than $1.3 million in fines have been levied against two companies involved…
15 extortion suspects are seeking refugee status, Canada’s border agency says
The Canada Border Services Agency says 15 foreigners facing extortion charges have applied for refugee…