Fernandez, Eala thrill Toronto crowd with wins at National Bank Open

Leylah Fernandez salvaged a victory for Canada on Wednesday night to cap a rough 48-hour stretch for the country’s tennis program. A couple hours later, rising Filipino star Alexandra Eala

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Embrace difference, says 4-foot-6 B.C. performer Devyn Dalton, Damon's Odyssey double

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Vancouver stunt woman Devyn Dalton says she never expected her biceps to go viral.But then Matt Damon credited his four-foot-six-inch

Barry Avrich celebrates his new documentary at Toronto's Ritz-Carlton

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Canadian theatre royalty and theatre lovers came together to celebrate Hot Docs’ world premiere of Barry Avrich’s new film, “This

Paramount delays closing Warner buyout while judge considers states' challenge

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NEW YORK (AP) — Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery have agreed to delay closing their $81 billion merger well into

Scarborough man charged with murder, 2 others wanted in fatal Brampton shooting last month

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One man is in custody, and police are searching for two other suspects in connection with a fatal shooting in

I had four blood clots and was told to wait for an appointment. An AI tool I built sent me to the ER

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A calf cramp should not be a brush with death. Mine almost was.For more than two weeks, I had what

Cadbury brand Dairy Milk Oreo bar recalled due to undeclared pistachio

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Food and snack maker Mondelez Canada is recalling a popular candy bar due to undeclared pistachios, which could pose a

540 Days, 3,000 Nights: How living with a Maple Leaf gave Rod Black a lifetime of stories — and nearly killed his liver

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This is an excerpt from broadcaster Rod Black’s new book “Cut to Black: A Legendary Life in Sports (and Maybe

Which country is richer, Canada or the U.S.? If median wealth is the measure, it's Canada

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For the bankers gathered at the RBC CEO Conference in January to plan for the year ahead, there were plenty

Reports claim Canadian intern arrested for spying at NATO military headquarters

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Authorities in Belgium have arrested a Canadian intern on suspicion of spying for another country at NATO’s military headquarters, according