Canadian Toques: Stitching National Pride
Discover the heartwarming story behind Canadian-made toques and how these humble winter hats evolved into powerful symbols of national identity and economic resilience.
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86-year-old Canadian nears 1,000th skydive
Meet an 86-year-old Canadian athlete defying age limits as she approaches her 1,000th skydive, proving adventure has no expiration date in this inspiring journey from Olympic glory to senior sky diving.
Daniele Sauvageau: Transforming Women's Hockey
Explore how Hall of Famer Daniele Sauvageau transformed women's hockey in Canada through coaching brilliance and groundbreaking leadership that reshaped the sport forever.
Brianna Decker: Undersized Hockey Star Enters Hall of Fame
Discover how American hockey star Brianna Decker overcame size barriers to achieve Hall of Fame status with her exceptional skill and determination.
World's Oldest Olympian Charles Coste Dies at 101
Charles Coste, the world's oldest living Olympian and celebrated French cycling champion who won gold at the 1948 London Games, has passed away at 101, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy in Olympic history.
Days Inn Extends Curling Canada Partnership to 2026
Days Inn hotels across Canada renews official partnership with Curling Canada, continuing to support national teams and grassroots development through the 2026 Olympic season.
Canadian Armed Forces Racism: Systemic or Isolated?
An examination of racism within Canada's military challenges the 'systemic' label, arguing for a more nuanced understanding of institutional culture and individual accountability.
Canadian Skincare Essentials for Fall Glow
Discover the best Canadian skincare products to transition your routine into autumn. From hydrating serums to protective barriers, these local gems will keep your skin radiant through the cooler months.
Jennifer Botterill: From Hockey Hall of Fame to Sportsnet Star
Hockey Hall of Famer Jennifer Botterill shares her remarkable transition from Canadian hockey legend to acclaimed Sportsnet broadcaster, offering unique insights into the women's game.
World's Oldest Gold Medalist Charles Coste Dies at 101
Charles Coste, Canada's Olympic cycling champion and the world's oldest living gold medalist, has died at age 101, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy in sports history.
Fired Olympic Oval director sues Richmond city and board
Former Richmond Olympic Oval board member files lawsuit against city and corporation, claiming wrongful termination and seeking damages for reputational harm and breach of contract.
Alex Tilley, Tilley Endurables Founder, Dies at 87
Alex Tilley, the visionary entrepreneur who created Canada's iconic adventure hats and built Tilley Endurables into a global brand, has died at age 87 in Toronto.
Why Canada Shouldn't Build Its Own Submarines
As Canada's submarine fleet ages, calls for domestic construction face harsh reality checks. Discover why homegrown submarines could sink billions without enhancing security.
Conrad Black: Canada's Constitutional Crisis Demands Reform
Conrad Black delivers a powerful critique of Canada's constitutional framework, arguing for Senate reform and warning of governmental overreach in this exclusive analysis.
Royal Canadian Legion Launches 2025 Poppy Campaign
The Royal Canadian Legion kicks off its 2025 National Poppy Campaign, reminding Canadians to wear poppies as a symbol of remembrance and support for veterans and their families.
Rufus Wainwright Changes O Canada Lyrics Again
Celebrated Canadian-American musician Rufus Wainwright has introduced fresh lyrics to O Canada, marking another evolution in the national anthem's storied history. Discover the changes and the inspiration behind them.
CPKC Q3 Revenue Hits $3.2B as Freight Volumes Surge
Canadian Pacific Kansas City shatters expectations with $3.2B Q3 revenue as freight volumes climb. Discover how this railway giant is driving North American trade.
Ski jumping champ Alex Loutitt's road to recovery
World champion ski jumper Alex Loutitt opens up about her intense rehabilitation journey and determination to return to elite competition after a devastating training injury.
Carney Tours Korean Shipyard for Canadian Submarine Deal
Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney visits HD Hyundai Heavy Industries in South Korea as Canada seeks to replace its aging submarine fleet with a massive defence procurement project.
456K-Signature Petition Fights Canadian Political Division
A grassroots Canadian movement protesting political divisiveness has gained overwhelming support, with nearly half a million citizens signing a petition calling for national unity.
Canadian Public Service Grows by 42,000 Since 2020
Exclusive analysis reveals Canada's federal public service has grown dramatically since 2020, adding over 42,000 employees while private sector faces economic uncertainty. Discover the numbers behind the expansion.
Rare Canadian Art Treasures in Calgary Before Auction
Exclusive Calgary exhibition showcases multimillion-dollar Canadian masterpieces from iconic artists like Emily Carr and Tom Thomson before they hit the auction block in Toronto.
Carney's Liberals Could Force Snap Election in Canada
Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney's rumoured Liberal leadership ambitions could trigger a snap election. Discover how political calculus, not fixed dates, determines Canada's electoral timing.
Bank of Canada: AI Could Threaten Millions of Jobs
Tiff Macklem reveals AI's double-edged sword for Canada's economy - potential productivity boom versus significant job market disruption in latest economic outlook.
Quebec's 1995 Referendum: 30 Years Later
Three decades after Quebec's sovereignty referendum came down to a razor-thin margin, explore the dramatic events, key players, and lasting impact of that fateful night that nearly redrew Canada's map.
Canadian exports drop 2.8% as tariffs weigh on economy
New data from Statistics Canada reveals a significant downturn in exports, with tariffs creating headwinds for the nation's economic growth and international trade performance.
Canadian Steel Industry Pins Hopes on Budget Support
Canada's steel sector faces mounting challenges as it pins hopes on federal budget support, but industry experts warn domestic procurement mandates alone won't solve structural issues.
Zellers Revival: Canadian Retail Icon Returns
The beloved Canadian discount retailer Zellers is staging a major comeback with new owners, expanded locations, and a fresh approach to retail that blends nostalgia with modern shopping experiences.
Mackenzie King: The Pragmatic PM Who Ruled for 21 Years
Discover the surprising political strategy behind William Lyon Mackenzie King's unprecedented 21-year reign as Prime Minister and why his pragmatism remains relevant today.
Nova Scotia Music Week 2023 Wraps With Awards Celebration
Discover the big winners and memorable moments from Nova Scotia Music Week 2023, where emerging artists and industry veterans gathered in Yarmouth for a celebration of Atlantic Canada's vibrant music scene.
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