A Canadian company left for dead in 2016 is now advancing Ottawa’s regional interests more effectively than many government ...

Scottie Barnes scored 17 points, Ja’Kobe Walter added a season-high 16 and the Toronto Raptors won for the 11th time in 12 ...

Asked about Canada’s response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, the finance minister said “what we need to do is to ...

After two years of financing Valour FC, the Canadian Premier League has called time on the Winnipeg-based team. The league ...

Canada's 'cocaine lawyer', Deepak Paradkar, faces extradition to the US for allegedly aiding Ryan Wedding, a former Olympian-turned-drug lord to kill ...

The 1,000 foot long holiday train covered in lights and Christmas decorations passed through Michigan on Saturday, night, Nov ...

The defense requested the court move the trial outside the jurisdiction or select from a jury pool outside the area due to ...

A lawsuit against ChatGPT maker OpenAI Inc. brought by a group of Canadian media companies can proceed in Ontario, a court ruled on Friday.

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BRONX — New York newspaper headline writers had a field day in Monday's editions after the scuffling Yankees gave up 23 runs over two American League Division Series losses to the Blue Jays in Toronto ...

Everybody knows Justin Bieber and Celine Dion are from Canada—their names have practically become synonymous with our neighbors to the north, particularly when we’re playfully poking fun at the stars.