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The Federal Bureau of Investigation released images of the possible suspect tied to the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, who may have been abducted from her home near Tucson, Arizona. Read More

Olympic organizers have apologized after several medal-winning figure skaters complained that the podium had damaged their carefully calibrated skates. Read More

There’s more to the relationship between Macklin Celebrini and Steve Kerr than the fact that both are sports stars located in the Bay Area. Read More

If you or your partner’s love language is snacks, you simply can’t go wrong with a Valentine’s Day charcuterie compilation proudly made in Canada. Here’s our step-by-step guide to the goods (the artful arranging is up to you): Read More

Tune in to any of Team USA’s matches at Cortina Curling Olympic Stadium and the young rink’s lead will likely be the first to catch your eye. Read More

MILAN — Sidney Crosby, Connor McDavid and Nathan MacKinnon. It's hard to imagine a team with that spine of centres won't be a dominant force at the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics. Read More

Piper Gilles, the Canadian figure skater, stayed away from designing her own costumes for the 2026 Olympics. Read More

Dear President Donald J. Trump, on behalf of all Canadians, I would like to say: You're welcome for building you a $6.4-billion bridge. You can thank us later. Read More

Accolades have been outpouring for the Toronto-born actress Catherine O’Hara, who died last week at the age of 71. Read More

U.S. President Donald Trump threatened on Monday to block the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge between Windsor, Ont., and Detroit, Mich. Read More

Deanna Stellato-Dudek, the Canadian figure skater injured during a training session last month, will compete in the pairs event at the Milan-Cortina Games with partner Maxime Deschamps, according to the Canadian Olympic Committee. Read More

With her skiing career likely over after a horrific crash at the Olympics on Sunday, Lindsey Vonn still says she has “no regrets” about competing with a torn ACL in her left knee. Read More

OTTAWA — Justice Minister Sean Fraser said on Tuesday that the Liberal government is willing to amend its bill targeting hate to address concerns stemming from a change to remove religious defences from the country's hate speech laws.  Read More

CORTINA D’AMPEZZO, Italy — Vladyslav Heraskevych stepped off the track at the Cortina Sliding Centre, packed up his sled, donned a jacket and stepped up to the waiting microphones for a confrontation with the International Olympic Committee. Read More

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney says he spoke to U.S. President Donald Trump Tuesday morning to explain the mutual benefits of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, which will soon connect Windsor, Ont., and Detroit, after the president threatened on Monday evening to block the opening of the new border crossing. Read More

MILAN – Canada has lost its captain, Marie-Philip Poulin, heading into a game against its arch-rivals from the United States at the Milan-Cortina Games. Read More

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It's a question Toronto Maple Leafs fans have been asking fairly often: Will Willie play? Read More

When future greatness meets greatness of the moment, you take note. Read More

MILAN — Canada got its first silver medal at the Milan-Cortina Games on Tuesday, thanks to a team effort led by William Dandjinou, Courtney Sarault, Kim Boutin and Felix Roussel. Read More

The viral Oishii strawberry is now available in Canada. A package of eight large or 11 medium Koyo Berries retails for $12.99 at all Fortinos locations across the GTA and is for sale at other select Toronto grocers. For point of comparison, that's $10.74 per 100 grams for the Koyo Berry versus $2.06 per 100 grams for greenhouse-grown Ontario strawberries. Read More

A British Columbia judge has knocked a year off the prison sentence for a Métis-Cree woman who sexually assaulted a teen less than half her age after sending the boy "sexualized photographs" of herself "in states of undress, as well as pictures of her breasts and vagina." Read More

The Jan. 31 edition of the Economist tells a depressing story of the academy in peril. An instructor of an introductory philosophy course at Texas A&M University — one of America’s largest post-secondaries — faced reassignment unless he excluded Plato from his reading list; another professor at the same school was dismissed for discussing gender fluidity; and 200 courses are under administrative review for prohibited content. At the University of Texas at Austin, 40 per cent of faculty reported being pressured to make changes to their curricula, and the university’s faculty council, elected to advise the administration on academic matters, was dissolved last year. Read More