Gisele Pelicot, the French woman who became a symbol in the global fight against sexual violence, told AFP why she wants to visit her ex-husband in jail and her joy at finding love again. Read More

MILAN — The streets of the ancient city were bustling on Sunday, with brilliant sunshine, spring-like weather and a chance to soak up the Olympic spirit in more ways than one. Read More

MILAN — After finishing fifth in his race on Saturday, Canadian speedskating world champion William Dandjinou breezed by the reporters who were huddled, waiting for him. Read More

Canadian curling officials say they don't plan to launch a formal complaint against Sweden following allegations of unsanctioned filming at the Milan-Cortina Games, lowering the temperature around a story that has become a simmering talking point across the curling world. Read More

Former U.S. president Barack Obama criticized a lack of shame and decorum in the country's political discourse, responding Saturday for the first time to a post on Donald Trump's social media account that depicted him and first lady Michelle as monkeys. Read More

Canada will spend more of its growing military budget with domestic firms under a defence-industrial strategy that’s meant to unleash more than $500 billion (US$369 billion) in investment over a decade. Read More

MILAN — Bauer and Hockey Canada announced on New Year’s Eve that Bauer will continue to produce the national teams’ uniforms and off-ice apparel well into the next decade. Read More

The mourning father of Emmett Jacobs, one of eight victims in last week’s Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, said he’s in “unbearable” pain since losing his 11-year-old son. Read More

It didn’t work. B.C.’s drug decriminalization plan is a fail. Read More

As a former chief of police in two of Canada’s major cities, I am writing to offer citizens and law enforcement leaders some measure of confidence after the announcement of police corruption criminal charges in Ontario. Read More

The Canadian Army has apologized after a post on International Holocaust Remembrance Day did not mention the Jewish community. Read More

The mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. may have given rise to concern about Canadian school safety, but there is inevitable anxiety that goes with reviewing security measures and concern about mental health is paramount among experts. Read More

International curling found itself in an unfamiliar place after Canada’s win over Sweden Friday evening — in the middle of a scandal. Read More

Mikael Kingsbury sat, hands folded on the table in front of him, and he reflected on the journey that delivered him from childhood to the top of the podium at the Milan-Cortina Games. Read More

U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer is having a very bad month, perhaps so bad that his premiership is fatally wounded. He has apologized for spectacularly poor judgment in appointing Lord Peter Mandelson, in December 2024, as the U.K. ambassador to the United States. Starmer sacked Mandelson nine months later for being rather more friendly with Jeffrey Epstein than he had previously allowed. Read More

MILAN -- The idea is tantalizing. Lining up the three best offensive talents that Team Canada has on the same line. Read More

Recently, two major American medical groups endorsed age restrictions on gender-related surgeries, marking a dramatic shift in a debate long dominated by claims of consensus. First, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) issued a policy statement firmly opposing “gender-affirming” surgeries for people under 19. Then, the American Medical Association (AMA) signalled its support. These pivots deal a significant blow to Canadian activists and politicians who rely on the supposed professional consensus to defend these highly contested, unproven treatments for youth. Read More

In a recent interview in Davos, Switzerland, U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that the U.S. "never needed" NATO allies and had "never really asked anything of them." He added that allies "sent some troops to Afghanistan, or this or that. And they did — they stayed a little back, a little off the front lines." Read More

Re: Do not try to humanize the Tumbler Ridge shooter — Geoff Russ, Feb. 11 Read More

A two-loss day for Team Homan? Read More

CORTINA D’AMPEZZO, Italy — Team Rachel Homan dropped their third game in a row in Olympic play Saturday evening — a loss that dragged the women's team into Canada's ongoing "double touch" controversy. Read More

MILAN - Yes, Natalie Spooner was aware of the curling controversy that is rocking a nation (or two.) Read More

MILAN - The first clue that Marie-Philip Poulin was going to be back in the Canadian women's hockey lineup on Saturday was the large Ville de Beauceville flag a dozen rows behind the squad's bench here at RHO Arena. Read More

Canada’s Team Brad Jacobs has recorded its first loss of the 2026 Olympics, a drubbing at the hands of the Swiss, hours after Marc Kennedy’s heated exchange with a Swedish player who accused him of cheating became the biggest story in curling.   Read More