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Canada's men's and women's wheelchair basketball teams hope home-court advantage can help end a lengthy world championship drought.

A report from The Representation Project from the Tokyo 2021 Olympics found that women were sexualized nearly 10 times more than male athletes at the Games, despite Olympic broadcasters encouraging "sport appeal, not sex appeal" to camera operators . ...

Olympic long jump champion Tara Davis-Woodhall has ended her season after a severe concussion suffered in a car accident left her unable to train for this week's World Athletics Ultimate Championship.

Food Allergy Canada says Alberta is the only province that legislates all schools to stock epinephrine devices that aren't designated for a particular student.

Chad Kelly threw three touchdown passes to lead the Toronto Argonauts to a 37-22 Labour Day victory over Hamilton.

When Stan Dworkowski awoke from an eight-day coma with 24 broken ribs and a fractured skull, he could not recall his own age or the faces of his closest friends. He is now retracing his steps, hoping to piece together the hours before he was injured.

The Alberta government will work with the Wild Horses of Alberta Society to use contraception for horse population control this fall, with Health Canada granting a research authorization for a birth control vaccine in August.

Moose, deer and other large animals can often pose a danger to drivers on New Brunswick highways. These tunnels are supposed to help fix the problem.

For the last few years, the Margaree Salmon Association in northern Cape Breton has been using a method called electrofishing to collect data about the fish in the Margaree River.

Experts say Canada's new tariffs will have an outsized impact on the country's small and medium-sized businesses, with few consequences for individual consumers.