Penny Oleksiak swimming ban for whereabouts failure
Canadian Olympic champion Penny Oleksiak faces swimming suspension due to whereabouts failure. Learn what this means for anti-doping rules and her career.
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World's Strongest Woman Stripped of Title After Revelation
Previous World's Strongest Woman loses title after being revealed as transgender former adult film star. Breaking news on the controversial decision and its implications for women's sports.
Calgary athlete triumphs over legal blindness in sports
Dagmar Jamieson refuses to let macular degeneration stop her athletic pursuits. Discover how this legally blind Calgary athlete is redefining limitations.
Enhanced Games to Offer Performance Enhancers and Stock
The Enhanced Games will allow performance-enhancing substances and offer stock options to athletes. Learn how this controversial sports event plans to revolutionize competition.
Curling legend Colleen Jones dies at 65
Nova Scotia curling icon Colleen Jones, a six-time national champion and CBC broadcaster, has died at 65. The sports world mourns a true legend.
Penny Oleksiak gets 2-year swimming ban
Canadian Olympic champion Penny Oleksiak faces a two-year suspension from competitive swimming. Get the latest details on this developing sports story.
Marielle Thompson returns to ski cross post-injury
Canadian ski cross champion Marielle Thompson makes cautious return to World Cup competition after injury recovery. The Olympic medalist shares her comeback strategy.
Ontario's new doctor residency rules spark outrage
Internationally trained doctors express frustration as Ontario's new residency requirements exclude qualified physicians despite severe doctor shortages across the province.
Teacher sentenced for paying students for sex
Former Missouri substitute teacher Carissa Jane Smith receives a 10-year prison sentence for paying underage students cash, drugs, and alcohol in exchange for sexual acts.
McGill axes varsity sports teams, students protest cuts
McGill University defends decision to eliminate over a dozen varsity sports teams following internal audit. Student-athletes launch petitions as administration cites capacity issues.
Ukrainian refugee wins Japan's top sumo competition
Ukrainian refugee Danylo Yavhusishyn, known as Aonishiki, triumphs at Grand Sumo Tournament in Fukuoka. Read his inspiring journey from war to victory.
Philips launches web-based diagnostic viewer for medical imaging
Royal Philips launches Image Management 15, a web-based diagnostic viewer enabling radiologists to securely access and interpret medical images from anywhere, streamlining workflows.
UPEI food bank visits surge 60% as costs rise
University of Prince Edward Island campus food bank records dramatic 60% increase in student visits between 2022-2024 as living costs skyrocket. Learn how students are coping.
Canada's Abigail Strate soars to World Cup silver
Calgary's Abigail Strate soars to a silver medal at the World Cup ski jumping opener in Lillehammer, marking her sixth career podium. A triumphant start for the Canadian in an Olympic year.
SFU athletes, students protest potential NCAA exit
Simon Fraser University faces student and athlete opposition over considering a move from NCAA to U Sports. Critics say report favoring change is incomplete. Decision expected soon.
Royal West Academy Vandalized After Student Suspension
Montreal police investigate vandalism at Royal West Academy after student suspended for Instagram posts critical of Israel. Mother condemns destructive actions.
Canadian Lawyer Arrested in Witness Murder Plot
Ontario lawyer Deepak Paradkar charged in U.S. indictment for allegedly helping former Olympian Ryan Wedding plot witness murder in Colombia. Read the shocking details.
Gatorade, PWHL launch female athlete hydration study
Gatorade partners with the PWHL for a first-of-its-kind study to establish female-specific hydration data, addressing a long-standing gap in sports science. Discover how this research will empower women in hockey and beyond.
Roger Federer enters Tennis Hall of Fame in 1st year
Swiss tennis legend Roger Federer has been elected to the International Tennis Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility, cementing his legacy as one of the sport's greatest players.
Alberta Student Data Breach: Privacy Chief's Warning
Alberta's privacy commissioner issues a stark warning after a PowerSchool breach exposed student data across Canada. Learn what information was compromised and the urgent recommendations made.
Calgary student loan fraud sentencing delayed
Dave Guylenz Mitchell Beauvais, who confessed to a $200,000 student loan fraud using fake IDs, will wait until December for a sentencing date. Learn the details of the Calgary case.
Private-pay medical testing won't fix wait times: doctors
Emergency physicians warn Alberta's private-pay diagnostic testing legislation will worsen wait times and healthcare equity. Learn why this approach threatens public healthcare.
Edmonton's $15M Student Housing Race Begins
Edmonton's new Downtown Student Housing Incentive has sparked a developer race for $15M in federal funds to build 500 affordable student units. The real construction challenge starts now.
Hanover crash claims 3 students, 1 critically injured
Community mourns after devastating crash kills three Hanover students and leaves fourth with life-threatening injuries. Details on the tragedy and community response.
Calgary Canucks' Harper Lolacher Leads On and Off Ice
Calgary Canucks forward Harper Lolacher demonstrates exceptional leadership both in hockey and community involvement. Discover how this athlete makes a difference beyond the rink.
Canada's 2025 Budget Targets International Student Growth
The Liberal government's upcoming budget proposes significant changes to international student enrollment, addressing housing concerns while maintaining Canada's competitive edge in global education.
Student launches bookstore to fund university education
A determined Halifax university student has created a unique bookstore business to tackle tuition costs while supporting fellow students with affordable textbooks and academic resources.
Owen Sound School Bus Drivers Reach Tentative Deal
School bus services in Owen Sound are set to continue uninterrupted as drivers and management reach a tentative agreement, bringing relief to families and students across the region.
100K Canadians Get Free Genomic Testing in US Partnership
A transformative medical partnership between Canadian and US hospitals will provide free genomic testing to 100,000 Canadians, revolutionizing personalized healthcare and disease prevention.
Brain Glow Detects Cancer: Canadian Research Breakthrough
Groundbreaking Canadian research reveals how the brain's natural glow can help surgeons identify and remove cancerous tissue with unprecedented precision during operations.
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