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The Canadian Press
The Canadian Press is Canada's trusted news source and leader in providing real-time, bilingual multimedia stories across print, broadcast and digital platforms.
Scheifele completes Jets’ late rally with OT winner in 3-2 decision over Blackhawks
WINNIPEG — Mark Scheifele scored at 2:06 of overtime to lift the Winnipeg Jets to…
Alberta’s Kevin Koe off to strong start at Brier despite ‘weird’ preparation
ST. JOHN’S — Unorthodox preparation didn’t hamper Kevin Koe’s curling team to start the Montana’s…
Brunson and Towns’s double-doubles power Knicks past Raptors 111-95
TORONTO — Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns each had a double-double to help the New…
Commandant of Canadian Army Command and Staff College removed from post
KINGSTON — The commandant of a Canadian Army college in Ontario has been removed from…
Carney won’t say whether India is engaged in interference, transnational repression
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney is refusing to say whether he believes India is…
Preparations continue in Toronto, Vancouver with FIFA World Cup 100 days away
VANCOUVER — Signs of the FIFA World Cup are slowly beginning to emerge in Vancouver…
Vince Carter and Tracy McGrady trying to bring Bills, Raptors fans together
TORONTO — When Vince Carter and Tracy McGrady bought a minority stake in the Buffalo…
Carney in Australia to deepen trade and defence ties with ‘natural partner’
SYDNEY — Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Australia, where he says his government is…
Bettman tight-lipped on World Cup of Hockey bids
CALGARY — NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman was tight-lipped on Tuesday about potential bids to host…
B.C. announces mandatory crane-related licensing after string of fatal accidents
VICTORIA — The British Columbia government says it will make crane-related licensing and permitting mandatory…
Soccer fans in Toronto mark 100 days until the FIFA World Cup kickoff
TORONTO — Thousands of soccer fans in Toronto, donning their favourite team colours, gathered Tuesday…
Focus on mental health, public safety at inquest into Tumbler Ridge, B.C., deaths
VICTORIA — An inquest into the deaths of nine people in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., will…
Man accused in Vancouver stabbing says found knife was a ‘sign from God’
VANCOUVER — A man accused of killing another man at a Vancouver café patio says…
Bettman quiet on potential World Cup bids from Alberta, but suggests there’s interest
CALGARY — NHL commissioner Gary Bettman was hesitant to lay out details about potential bids…
Mideast war driving up Europe natural gas prices, highlighting Canada’s potential
CALGARY — The widening war in the Middle East is driving up spot natural gas…
Frank Stronach’s lawyer suggests final complainant was ‘excited’ to go home with him
TORONTO — A woman’s encounter with Frank Stronach decades ago was consensual, the businessman’s lawyer…
B.C.’s move to end clock changes won’t be without complications
The mayor of Prince George in northern British Columbia is the father of six adult…
Witness says woman accusing Quebec cardinal of misconduct felt ‘tracked’ by him
MONTREAL — A woman who has accused Quebec Cardinal Marc Ouellet of sexual misconduct once…
Poilievre calls for deeper ties with U.K., Australia, New Zealand during London visit
OTTAWA — Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling for Canada to deepen its trade and…
Sunwing says ‘hearts are with families’ affected by bus crash in Dominican
MONTREAL — Leigh Whiting says she booked a private van from Punta Cana International Airport…
NLL defenceman La Roue looking forward to donning football pads at CFL combine
Sam La Roue is getting another chance to be a football player. The six-foot-four, 220-pound…
Tirotta hits three-run homer, Blue Jays beat Canada 10-7 in WBC tune-up
DUNEDIN — Riley Tirotta hit a three-run homer in the eighth inning as the Toronto…
U.S. women expect tougher test against Canada this time at SheBelieves Cup
United States coach Emma Hayes is expecting to face a tougher Canada on Wednesday than…
Phoenix pay errors continue to haunt public service a decade after launch
OTTAWA — Errors stemming from the federal government’s Phoenix pay system continue to plague thousands…