Category: The Canadian Press

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has told Liberal party supporters in Saskatchewan that more needs to be done to help Indigenous people. more »

The federal government and Saskatchewan are still deadlocked on a national climate change plan despite what the two sides call a constructive meeting on Friday. more »

Every now and then, Sarah Murray will recognize something about herself, usually when she’s directing her players from behind the bench. more »

There are plenty of ways to experience Korean culture at home in Canada during the Pyeongchang Olympics, including in Toronto’s Koreatown. more »

The Canadian coach of the South Korean women’s hockey team says she has “mixed feelings” about including players from North Korea on her roster. more »

With a good part of its Olympic roster already set, hockey players looking for a spot Team Canada will get one final chance to prove themselves at the Spengler Cup. more »

The NHL decided to skip out on the Pyeongchang Olympics, a pair of Toronto franchises won titles and the Blue Jays lost beloved former pitcher Roy Halladay when his private plane crashed. Here are 10 of the biggest sports stories The Canadian Press reported on in 2017. more »

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TORONTO — Michael Bradley stood with his teammates on top of a red double-decker bus as chants of his name rang through the downtown streets of Toronto. more »

Toronto fans sang along to Tragically Hip songs Tuesday night in honour of frontman Gord Downie, who died last week at age 53. Organizer Nobu Adilman says the event was a way for people to “feel connected.” more »