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- Mi Hyang Lee makes final hole birdie to clinch Blue Bay LPGA
Mi Hyang Lee wins Blue Bay LPGA by one stroke
- Russian Oil Shutdown Troubles Putin’s Allies in Heart of Europe
Russian oil deliveries to Croatia test ties with Hungary and Slovakia, E.U. allies.
- Jeremy Jacquet breaks silence after injury blow before Liverpool move
Liverpool defender Jeremy Jacquet speaks out on injury and potential move
- $900M of Burnaby's major civic projects are half-way through construction
$900M of Burnaby's major civic projects are half-way through construction
- Professional women's sports are reaching new heights in Canada. It's only 'the beginning'
Professional women's sports leagues in Canada are gaining popularity, but the impact on grassroots participation and development remains unclear.
- Pint of beer, side of ‘edutainment’: Why Toronto’s young professionals are flocking to academic lectures at the pub
Toronto's young professionals are attending lectures at pubs to learn
- This 'toxic bargain' is silencing far too many Canadians
NDAs are silencing survivors of sexual assault
- Raptors mailbag: How to honour DeMar DeRozan and what to take away from this season
DeMar DeRozan's legacy, NBA playoff contenders, Blue Jays' prospects
- Sask. Premier Moe urges separation of trade and national security in talks with India - CTV News
Sask. Premier Moe urges separation of trade and national security in talks with India
- Haddock quota to go down 57% in parts of N.S., N.B on April 1 - CBC
Haddock quota to decrease by 57% in parts of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick starting April 1.
- Homes driven into Saskatchewan community amid wildfire recovery - CTV News
Homes driven into Saskatchewan community amid wildfire recovery
- Majority of Americans see fellow citizens as morally bad — but Canadians are the opposite
Most Americans view fellow citizens as morally bad, while less than 1 in 10 Canadians hold the same view.
- Sharan Kaur: PM Carney was right to walk back support for a war with no exit strategy
U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran have escalated into a regional war.
- Representing Team Ontario is the first Black skip to compete at a Brier
Jayden King makes history as first Black skip to compete at Brier
- Gasperini to give Venturino a chance versus Genoa
Gian Piero Gasperini gives young players a chance to shine
- Free swimming for kids after 'huge demand'
Free swimming sessions
- Sunday Overreactions: Maple Leafs staring down full-blown rebuild
The Toronto Maple Leafs are indeed on a clear path towards a full-blown rebuild.
- Manchester City: Guardiola praises Marmoush after his brace against Newcastle
Manchester City wins 3-1 against Newcastle
- Kasper Schmeichel facing difficult Denmark gloves decision
Kasper Schmeichel's World Cup play-off starting spot is under threat
- Ayatollah Khamenei's son owns £50m London flats overlooking Israeli embassy, probe reveals
Ayatollah Khamenei's son Mojtaba Khamenei owns £50m London flats
- Saanich gets $10 million to protect bog biodiversity
Saanich receives $10 million to protect bog biodiversity
- George Russell wins Australian Grand Prix after thrilling start to new F1 era
George Russell wins Australian Grand Prix
- Most teens aren’t getting enough sleep, Dr. Paul says
Most teens aren't getting enough sleep, says Dr. Paul.
- Clint's Kitchen fights food insecurity while fostering sense of community in central Alberta
Clint's Kitchen provides free supper program to combat food insecurity in Olds, Alberta.
- Cholesterol screening key to beating Canada's No. 1 killer: Dr. Peter Lin
Cholesterol screening recommended for adults and children to combat cardiovascular disease
- Alberta school division adopts innovative technology to help students’ families access school information
Red Deer Public Schools launches data transparency platform to provide families with easy access to school information.
- 95 days to the World Cup: Cristiano Ronaldo wants 1 last shot on soccer's biggest stage
Cristiano Ronaldo seeks one last World Cup appearance
- U.S. customs searched a record number of electronic devices last year - CBC
U.S. Customs Seize Record Number of Electronic Devices
- Millions of Americans can now claim Canadian citizenship by descent. But they have to prove it - CBC
Millions of Americans can now claim Canadian citizenship by descent.
- Critics say Ottawa's sustainable jobs plan offers no new support for energy workers - CBC
Critics say Ottawa's sustainable jobs plan offers no new support for energy workers.
- The FIFA World Cup is coming to Toronto. Here are some key dates for the summer of soccer - CBC
FIFA World Cup coming to Toronto this summer
- QIA promises to build eight new marine monitoring stations, nine additional houses
QIA to build eight new marine monitoring stations, nine additional houses in Iglulik
- Liam Rosenior reacts to one thing he got heavily criticised for against Wrexham
Liam Rosenior defends heavy rotation
- 'A female gardener can be an important companion'
Janet Wood and Justine Hutchinson have created a network of over 800 female gardeners in Oxfordshire.
- Who was record-breaking aviator Sheila Scott?
Sheila Scott was a British aviator who set multiple records for long-distance flying, including the first non-stop solo flight from London to New York in 1933. She was also the first woman to fly solo from England to Australia in 1933 and the first woman to fly solo from England to North America in 1932. Scott's achievements paved the way for future generations of female pilots.
- Two Kuwait fire officers killed 'while performing duties,' Fire Force says
Two Kuwait fire officers killed in the line of duty.
- ESPN Makes Bold Predictions for Washington Nationals in 2026
Star slugger Juan Soto addresses power outage issues, Pitcher Max Scherzer improves velocity, Nationals' bullpen gains stability
- Repair works set to begin at 'iconic' Pepperpot
Repair works to begin at iconic Pepperpot building
- Tony Blair Slams Keir Starmer For Not Backing Trump's War On Iran
Tony Blair criticizes Keir Starmer for not supporting Trump's Iran policy
- The Repair Shop’s Dom Chinea: ‘Living in the country was great, then the housing estates arrived’
The Repair Shop's host Dominic Chinea reminisces about his childhood tinkering with bikes and BMXs, comparing his career progression to an RAF recruitment advert.
- Utah plays Golden State on 4-game home slide
The Golden State Warriors are on a four-game losing streak heading into their matchup against the Utah Jazz.
- A historic number of women are serving their communities as chief
A record number of Indigenous women are serving as chiefs, a first in history.
- 'Sky's the limit,' flight school commandant says at Moose Jaw air base International Women's Day event
Air Force base honors female pilots on International Women's Day.
- Alberta hunter fined for gaming Saskatchewan's big game draw
Alberta hunter fined for claiming fake brother to cheat at big game draw.
- Northern Manitoba mobile MRI unit parked in Thompson, struggling to keep staff, associations say
A mobile MRI unit is parked in Thompson, Manitoba, facing staffing challenges.
- Instant Reaction: Shorthanded Flames weather storm against Hurricanes - Flames Nation
Flames weather storm against Hurricanes