Author: Anne Joseph

Former NHL player Todd Warriner has been named interim head coach of the University of Windsor’s women’s hockey team. Deanna…

The Vancouver Canucks look to have taken the first step in finally building a dedicated practice facility. Canucks Sports and…

OTTAWA — A watchdog group can pursue a court challenge of a federal ethics report on Justin Trudeau’s involvement in…

Combat sports platforms MVP and PFL are merging. According to a Wall Street Journal report and confirmed by others on…

The only hit allowed by Lauer (6-5) was a single to Cole Young in the third. The left-hander struck out…

Opinion: “Shifting baseline syndrome” — a term marine biologist Daniel Pauly coined in 1995 — describes how each generation accepts the degraded environment it inherits as normal, since it has no memory of what came before, which erodes the urgency to protect what’s left. The essay argues that recognizing this generational amnesia is key to reversing environmental decline, pointing to the 1970s-80s global ban on ozone-depleting chemicals as proof societies can still shift baselines back in the right direction.

DETROIT — Colton Cowser hit a tiebreaking single in the 12th inning, capping the Baltimore Orioles’ rally from a seven-run…

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is facing questions over his trip to the funeral of late U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, with…

Health Canada has been granted a permanent injunction against Quebec-based online retailer Canlab Research, preventing the company from selling unauthorized…

The number of Canadians registered in a pension plan is going up, but the slight growth is led by public…