Category Archives: Canadian Press

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Fans and those who want to see more diversity on television are lamenting the end of two Latino-themed television shows - Netflix’s “One Day at a Time” and CWR...

TORONTO - After posting a perfect record in qualifying play, a young Canada side will now test itself against the U.S. in CONCACAF Nations League A competition. The home-and-away meetings later 2019 w...

MONTREAL - A week after he was stabbed while delivering morning mass, a Montreal priest was back at the altar Friday. Rev. Claude Grou said afterwards he was somewhat concerned but happy to have resum...

The CFL will stage another game in Moncton, N.B., with the possibility of more to come. The league announced Friday the Aug. 25 contest between the Toronto Argonauts and Montreal Alouettes will be hel...

TORONTO - With the World Cup approaching, the Canadian Soccer Association has struck a two-year compensation deal with the women’s national team. The labour peace is in stark contrast to south o...

MONTREAL - The Montreal Impact’s depth will be tested for the first time this season when the MLS team travels to Kansas City without two of its top players. The Impact face Sporting Kansas City...

LETHBRIDGE, Alta. - Much has changed since Ben Hebert made his world men’s curling championship debut over a decade ago. At that time, the national playdowns were more challenging than the world...

WINDSOR, Ont. - A second round of auto worker layoffs in recent months has led politicians to jump to assure workers as the automotive sector undergoes significant transformation. Economic Development...

OTTAWA - Michael Wernick will officially step down as the country’s top bureaucrat in April, one month after he announced plans to step down in the wake of being drawn into the explosive SNC-Lav...

WASHINGTON - Sales of new U.S. homes climbed 4.9 per cent in February, an indication that falling mortgage rates have given a boost to demand from buyers. The Commerce Department said Friday that new ...