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Canada’s team chasing elusive gold medal at women’s baseball World Cup

Canada’s team chasing elusive gold medal at women’s baseball World Cup

Canada, ranked No. 2 behind Japan, opens play Wednesday against No. 10 Hong Kong
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Fredericton police collect cards, flowers left at makeshift memorial

Fredericton police collect cards, flowers left at makeshift memorial

Four people died after a gunman opened fire
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Lions give up late TD in 24-23 loss to Argos

Lions give up late TD in 24-23 loss to Argos

B.C. falls to 3-5, fumbling away last-minute chance in Toronto
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Fredericton widow swears at Trudeau during condolence call

Fredericton widow swears at Trudeau during condolence call

Widow of man killed in Fredericton shooting says she swore at Trudeau during condolence call.
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Aheadbyacentury looking for Triple Crown breakthrough in the Breeders’ Stakes

Aheadbyacentury looking for Triple Crown breakthrough in the Breeders’ Stakes

The consistent Aheadbyacentury has $513,800 in career earnings, including $311,250 this year thanks in large part to his Triple Crown performances.
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Woman in custody after topless crane climb near Toronto waterfront

Woman in custody after topless crane climb near Toronto waterfront

Toronto police have apprehend a woman who climbed crane cab near waterfront
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‘Hot and dirty work:’ Commander describes fighting massive Ontario wildfire

‘Hot and dirty work:’ Commander describes fighting massive Ontario wildfire

Ontario has seen more than 1,000 forest fires so far this year, compared to 561 in all of 2017.
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‘Billion-piece jigsaw puzzle:’ Canadians key to 1st complete map of wheat genome

‘Billion-piece jigsaw puzzle:’ Canadians key to 1st complete map of wheat genome

The paper has 202 authors from 73 research agencies in 20 countries.
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Baloney Meter: is flow of asylum seekers at Canada-U.S. border a ‘crisis’?

Baloney Meter: is flow of asylum seekers at Canada-U.S. border a ‘crisis’?

“I think any time you have a government that allows 30,000 people over the course of a short period of time to come into Canada illegally, the impact that that has, that is a crisis,” said Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer.
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Church sex scandal: Abuse victims want a full reckoning

Church sex scandal: Abuse victims want a full reckoning

Since the crisis exploded in Boston in 2002, dioceses around the country have dealt with similar revelations of widespread sexual abuse.
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