Sixty-seven teams are signed up for the 1,600-kilometre trek over mountain ranges, frozen rivers and other dangerous terrain.
The self-navigating “sailbot” was rescued off the coast of Florida in December
Trump’s announcement that he will impose stiff tariffs on imported steel and aluminum has upended political alliances on Capitol Hill.
“The Shape of Water“’s Oscar wins on Sunday highlighted Canadian talent
Toronto police have scheduled a news conference for 10:30 a.m. today to provide an update on their investigation into alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur
Police say he was part of a plot by Islamic State sympathizers to attack New York City
Bannister ran the “Miracle Mile” at the Empire Games in Vancouver in 1954
Kingsbury has won six straight World Cup season titles and is on track for a seventh
Trump’s proposed steel and aluminum tariffs would apply to everyone
With help of Downie’s “Secret Path” project, story of Chanie Wenjack’s death in 1966 has gone national
A first for researchers involved in the study
Sluggish pace of federal infrastructure spending persistent, despite promises for bridges, transit
Less than 25 per cent of the workforce at the Montreal control centre are women
New Democratic Party swept to power in the B.C. for the first time in 1972 under Barrett’s leadership
Bill targets Canada’s Cooke Aquaculture Pacific, largest producer of farmed Atlantic salmon in U.S.
‘Makes no sense’: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sounds alarm bell as U.S. inches toward tariff war
The birds have been pecking holes in the side of the Vernon and District Performing Arts Centre in the North Okanagan city of Vernon
Bettman says the Calgary Flames’ financial situation “continues to deteriorate” due to aging Scotiabank Saddledome
Several groups, such as Ecojustice and David Suzuki Foundation, sent petition to fisheries minister
Plans to table legislation this spring delayed to the fall
