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Ahead of the world athletics championships in Tokyo, Chris Jones explores why four individual athletes can add up to greatness on the track.

A new study has linked the deadliest type of disaster -- heat waves -- directly to major fossil fuel companies and their products.

It appears Canada's 1-0 win over Wales on Tuesday has left Craig Bellamy with a score to settle.

Two black holes collided 1.3 billion light years from Earth, creating a 'ringing,' which in turn allowed astrophysicists to test some theories. And it turns out, they were all correct.

Canada coach Jesse Marsch has filled the last empty slot on his team's schedule this year with a neutral-site date with No. 46 Venezuela in the November international window.

The 4x Olympic medallist joins Trackside to preview the men's and women's sprint events heading into the world athletics championship in Tokyo.

Vancouver-based Teck Resources says it will remain Canadian, even as it plans to merge with British multinational Anglo American PLC in a $70-billion deal that would create a new company called Anglo Teck.

Wild rice is a major economic driver in many Cree and Métis communities in northern Saskatchewan, but harvesters are losing their crop to a prolific pest. They hope teaming up with scientists will help save their livelihood.

A Calgary-based finance company has raised $10 million to create a digital version of the Canadian dollar, with backing from Shopify, Wealthsimple and National Bank -- pushing Canada into the global race to digitize money.

Even Canadian companies that are CUSMA compliant are getting hit by U.S. tariffs. The chaos and uncertainty around the American trade policy has created "layer upon layer" of bureaucracy that is adding costs and time to every shipment, says one ...