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Some Canadian athletes feel confident the Tokyo Games can happen next summer without a COVID-19 vaccine, but not necessarily because the head of the organizing committee and the Internationa...

SARRAN, France - Tour de France rookie Marc Hirschi won the longest stage of this year's race with a bold solo breakaway Thursday on a previously unused sharp ascent, making up for two previous near m...

While Canada continues its search for his replacement as women's soccer coach, Kenneth Heiner-Moller is back at work in his native Denmark. His home in Fredensborg, just north of Copenhagen, is availa...

The rocks are being put back into storage for six more 2021 curling events, including one that was set to take place in Moose Jaw. Curling Canada announced Thursday it has cancelled six more events: T...

The fall semester has barely started at the University of Regina, but the school already has decided to extend its strategy of remote learning into the winter semester. Due to COVID-19, the university...

Coming off a career-best result, Canada's Lance Stroll is confident he won't simply be Sebastian Vettel's sidekick for Aston Martin next season in Formula One. Racing Point, which will be renamed...

A man is facing charges after a gun scare at the Salvation Army Thrift Store Wednesday afternoon. At approximately 3:45 p.m., officers responded to the store on 42nd A Street East and Faithfull Avenue...

Saskatchewan’s harvest is well ahead of those of previous years. In the weekly crop report issued Thursday, the Ministry of Agriculture said 43 per cent of the 2020 crop is in the bin. The avera...

OTTAWA - Canada’s election watchdog says former finance minister Bill Morneau broke the law when he promoted Liberal candidates at events he attended while in charge of the finance portfolio. Th...

With just weeks to go before the provincial election, Saskatchewan’s Liberal Party has lost its leader. Naveed Anwar has announced his resignation as the party’s leader, effective immediat...