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The Buffalo Sabres placed player developmental coach Adam Mair on administrative leave on Thursday after reports surfaced of the former NHL player being arrested on a drunk driving charge with three children in his car last week.

A humpback whale known as Tutu was tangled up in more than 130 metres of fishing gear, before being freed.

Vancouver Rise midfielder Quinn shares excitement for the Northern Super League's potential to set a new global standard -- not just in performance, but in inclusivity.

As some Indigenous mothers decide to give birth in their homes, due to concerns over discrimination in B.C.'s health-care system, doulas and midwives are expanding their understanding and use of culturally relevant care.

The Canadian men's and women's teams are in Panama City to compete in the International Federation of American Football (IFAF) Continental championship. The top-five finishers will qualify for the '26 IFAF world competition, where the top-three ...

Two-time Olympic finalist Erriyon Knighton was banned for four years on Friday in a doping case of an anabolic steroid that rules the 21-year-old United States sprinter out of the 2028 Los Angeles Games.

An organization that bills itself as Canada's oldest HIV service agency says it will close next year, in part due to groundbreaking medical advances that have reduced the need for its services.

Increased immunization helped by pop-up clinics at the end of the last school year gives hope that back to school will not mean more measles outbreaks in Manitoba.

Fifty-nine track and field athletes, the most Canada has sent to a World Athletics Championships, will try to top the six medals the 2023 team earned in Budapest, Hungary. Here's a list of which Canadians to follow Friday evening and Saturday.

The Sceptres star defender is likely to lead the Canadian women's hockey team's blue line at the Milan-Cortina Olympics in February.