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The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) has announced the death of Black Lake Denesuline Nation Chief Archie Robillard. In a news release, the FSIN said Robillard died on Thursday at the...

By The Canadian Press TORONTO - Raptors legend Kyle Lowry knows his return to Toronto won't be easy. The team on Friday confirmed a sign-and-trade deal that sent the star guard to the Miami Heat, endi...

Wynyard RCMP responded to a deadly single vehicle crash Friday night. Mounties said in a news release sent around 9 p.m. that the scene was on Highway 16 at Foam Lake. In an update early Saturday morn...

By James McCarten, The Canadian Press WASHINGTON - Canada's border agents reached a new tentative agreement with the federal government late Friday after a daylong work-to-rule campaign left long line...

TOKYO (AP) - The second to last day of competition at the Tokyo Olympics produced a gold medal bonanza for the United States. The Americans kept up their domination in men's basketball and women's wat...

TOKYO - The hot and muggy weather in Tokyo that wreaked havoc on athletes throughout the Games could not slow down or cool off Canada on the final full day of competition. But the inadvertent dip into...

REGINA - The Saskatchewan Roughriders delivered a 33-29 victory against the BC Lions in their first game in over 600 days, a hard-fought triumph for Saskatchewan's beloved football team. Hours before ...

Friday's Games (All times Eastern) CFL Saskatchewan 33 B.C. 29 --- MLB American League Cleveland 6 Detroit 1 Toronto 12 Boston 4 Tampa Bay 10 Baltimore 6 N.Y. Yankees 3 Seattle 2 (11 innings) Minnesot...

REGINA - Despite an arm injury, B.C. Lions quarterback Michael Reilly threw quite a scare into the Saskatchewan Roughriders Friday night. Reilly, who has been dealing with a sore throwing arm, didn't ...

TORONTO - The opener between the rival Toronto Blue Jays and Boston Red Sox took an intense turn in the thick of a massive nine-run fifth inning for the home side on Friday. The Jays pounded out nine ...