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Former Canada soccer captain Christine Sinclair, who helped the Portland Thorns win the inaugural NWSL championship in 2013 and titles in 2017 and 2022, is retiring from professional soccer at the end of the season. She'll be honoured Friday night when the Thorns host Angel City in the final game of the regular season.

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has issued an order to establish a buffer zone around Vancouver's biggest Sikh temple this Saturday to prevent anticipated confrontations between protesters and Indian consulate officials.

WorkSafeBC claims a "systemic failure to manage workplace health and safety" has plagued Vancouver's multi-billion dollar Oakridge construction site, according to court documents obtained by CBC.

A warm, misty morning will give way to cooler temperatures and wind gusts by Friday afternoon. Read More

Tara Desousa, now 43, has applied to Federal Court to overturn a decision to deny her 'escorted temporary absences' from the federal women's prison.

Canadians engrossed in the drama of the U.S. presidential election expect to gather in bars and living rooms to watch the votes roll in Tuesday.

Although Vince Carter's arrival in Toronto lifted the Raptors' sagging ticket sales and he helped take them to the post-season, it was his endeavours off the court that some remember best.

Basketball Hall of Famer Vince Carter will have his No. 15 jersey retired by the Toronto Raptors on Saturday, the first time the NBA team has honoured a former player in this way.

Glen Grunwald's expectations were low for Vince Carter's pre-draft workout with the Toronto Raptors.

Ask any Canadian playing in the NBA about Vince Carter and they'll tell you they're there because of him. And there are a lot of them.

In recent weeks, the Ontario government has made a series of headline-grabbing announcements on fixing the primary-care crisis, but the question remains whether these will make a real difference, or are mere window-dressing for election purposes. Read More

Calgary's Field of Crosses returns in 2024 for a 16th year to honour Canada's fallen.

Service on the west end of the métro's Green Line was returning to normal after being interrupted for nearly an hour because of "water infiltration" at the Lionel-Groulx métro station Friday morning. Read More

Last week, McGill University hosted its annual homecoming celebration. I attended the reunion of my medical school class of 1974, which included 132 individuals at the time of graduation. Read More

Montreal’s diversity and cultural plurality are often treated as problems by Quebec politicians and pundits, but the cultural happenings here and ever-rotating diversity of people we get to rub shoulders with and backstories we're exposed to always remind me of how lucky I am to be surrounded by such richness of languages, cultures and ideas. It’s a gift to be constantly challenged and surprised by what’s unlike us in our daily lives. Read More

Christophe Lebold has come to Westmount High School, not to discuss U.S. Vice-President Kamala Harris’s run for the Oval Office with students, but rather to ruminate about the school’s other most famed alumnus, Leonard Cohen. Read More

There's a calendar for everyone!

Spare a thought for the poor columnist trying to park their car in this city. Read More

2024 National Silver Cross Mother Maureen Anderson of Oromocto, N.B., lost both her sons to PTSD after they served with the Canadian Armed Forces in Afghanistan.

Stuff got real in Washington Thursday. Read More