The sights of the tee-boxes-softer-than-Grandma-Murray’s-favourite-knitted-quilt, to the green lush fairways, to the challenging but so beautiful greens and the flowers — the ones which I always ...

For the past two weeks, Mark Carney is speaking words Pierre Poilievre has been saying for the past two years. Remember the ...

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My first question after being in the water for a little over an hour were to my cousins Bob and Cathy Beattie.

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Crown and defence ask court to sentence Edmonton man to 10-1/2 years for strangling woman to death in random attack ...

The Edmonton Elks might as well have been swimming in a shark tank when they saw the last remnants of whatever playoff hopes they had disappear down the jaws of the first-place Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

Unless you have experienced the hours, minutes and even seconds facing a prominent public figure, it’s hard to describe it. Because I don’t think you can see, feel, smell, or even hear it.

As Mark Carney was sworn in a prime minister Friday, I chose to embrace the potential — key word: potential — of what Canada can become.