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B.C. Runner Completes Six Major Marathon Quest at 71
Cowichan Valley resident David Sykes earns Abbott World Marathon Majors medal, joining roughly 1,200 Canadians with the feat.
Canada Stays Undefeated at International Hockey Worlds
Sidney Crosby and team dismantle Denmark 5-1 in dominant third period to remain perfect in tournament play.
Six Canadians Detained in Gaza Aid Flotilla Interception
Israeli military intercepts 50+ vessels off Cyprus coast; activists from across Canada among those held as tensions escalate.
Spring Allergies Worsening as Pollen Levels Surge Across Canada
Experts warn that rising pollen counts are making seasonal allergies worse for millions of Canadians; climate change is a likely culprit.
Uber's Lobbying Tactics Exposed in Halifax Documents
Newly released documents reveal the rideshare giant's behind-the-scenes campaign to shape regulatory oversight in Canadian cities.
Hantavirus Case Confirmed in B.C.; Health Officials Respond
British Columbia has confirmed its first hantavirus case this year; health authorities are urging residents to take precautions around...
Italy Recovers Bodies of 4 Divers Lost in Maldives Sea Cave
A tragic underwater exploration expedition claimed five Italian lives; recovery efforts have located four bodies in an underwater cave...
Frank Hayden, Special Olympics Pioneer, Dies at 96
The Canadian researcher whose groundbreaking work in the 1960s sparked the creation of the Special Olympics movement globally has passed away.
Sinner Chases History at French Open on 29-Match Win Streak
The Italian tennis phenom arrives in Paris this week riding peak form, hunting a career Grand Slam and cementing his place among the...
B.C. Sailor Heads to Antarctica on Plastic Pollution Mission
A local researcher selected for groundbreaking ocean cleanup expedition tackling the Great Pacific Garbage Patch and its impact on...
Richmond Seniors Warned About Emerging Scam Tactics
RCMP are alerting residents to fraudulent bank drafts being used to pay for online purchases, a scheme targeting both merchants and buyers.
Montreal's Portuguese Community Defies Permit Denial
Despite city officials rejecting a permit, the annual Portuguese procession went ahead Sunday with Jesus statue and faithful parading...