Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Part of Ottawa's Rideau Canal skateway set to open on Dec. 31
OTTAWA - A section of Ottawa's historic Rideau Canal skateway is set to open the morning of Dec. 31. Beginning at 8 a.m., skaters will be able to make their way down a 3.4-kilometre section from the S...
The Canadian Press Dec 30, 2025
ECHL players ratify new labor deal, ending strike that had postponed games
The Professional Hockey Players' Association announced Tuesday that its membership had ratified a new, five-year collective bargaining agreement with the ECHL following a strike that forced the postpo...
The Canadian Press Dec 30, 2025

Person found injured after shootout involving police in Quebec Far North has died
MONTREAL - Quebec's police watchdog says one of two people who were found injured after an exchange of gunfire involving the Nunavik Police Service on Dec. 20 has died. The Bureau des enqutes indpenda...
The Canadian Press Dec 30, 2025

Iran lists Canada's navy as terrorist organization in response to move by Ottawa
OTTAWA - Tehran has designated Canada's navy as a terrorist organization in response to Ottawa's decision to add an Iranian military branch to its list of extremist groups. In a statement, the Iranian...
The Canadian Press Dec 30, 2025

Bamba ready to get to work with Raptors as Toronto prepares for Jokic-less Nuggets
TORONTO - Mo Bamba knows he fits in well in the Toronto Raptors' locker room. Now he just has to find his place with them on the court. The seven-foot centre signed with Toronto on Sunday and made his...
The Canadian Press Dec 30, 2025

Violinist undeterred by Vancouver orchestra's legal threat over sexual assault claim
VANCOUVER - A Vancouver violinist who was threatened with legal action by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra after breaking a non-disclosure agreement and speaking out about an alleged sexual assault by...
The Canadian Press Dec 30, 2025

Violinist undeterred by Vancouver orchestra's legal threat over sexual assault claim
VANCOUVER - A Vancouver violinist who was threatened with legal action by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra after breaking a non-disclosure agreement and speaking out about an alleged sexual assault by...
The Canadian Press Dec 30, 2025

Noah beats Oliver as most popular name for B.C. babies in 2025: province
VICTORIA - The British Columbia government says Noah was the most popular name for babies in 2025, beating out Oliver, which had topped the list last year. A statement from B.C.'s Vital Statistics Age...
The Canadian Press Dec 30, 2025

Police in B.C. seize close to 100 kg of drugs in trafficking investigation
BURNABY - Police in Metro Vancouver say they have seized almost 100 kilograms of illicit drugs worth close to $4 million after a six-month investigation into a trafficking operation. Burnaby RCMP say ...
The Canadian Press Dec 30, 2025

Canadian Olympian Charline Labonté joins Vancouver Goldeneyes staff
VANCOUVER - The Vancouver Goldeneyes have added a four-time gold medallist to their staff, hiring Charline Labont as a player development consultant. The goaltender from Boisbriand, Que., won Olympic ...
The Canadian Press Dec 30, 2025