For $35, aspiring young hockey players can purchase a T-shirt from a Canadian brand that has become popular in rinks across the country, with a slogan rooted in language that degrades women and girls as sex objects.

Using veiled locker-room slang, the shirts read: “Barduzz, Gettin Huzz.” Loosely translated, it means “Scoring goals, getting hoes.” A hoodie version is also available in children’s sizes.

Ils représenteront le Canada au tout premier mondial de basketball en fauteuil roulant à 3 contre 3.

Son avocat demande de faire invalider la règle qui permet au commissaire de forcer des témoins à comparaître.

L’unité de la Syrie résistera-t-elle aux tueries contre les minorités druzes, alaouites et chrétiennes?

Le démantèlement de la gestion de l’offre n'est pas une priorité, selon des producteurs de lait américains.

Eugenie Bouchard tire un trait sur sa carrière après sa défaite au 2e tour à l'Omnium Banque Nationale.

In the end, the tsunami that washed onto Tofino, B.C.’s shores was only about half the height of a school ruler, gently raising the tide and delighting the roughly 300 tourists watching just before midnight Tuesday on Mackenzie Beach.

About seven hours earlier, J. J. Belanger, general manager of the nearby Crystal Cove Beach Resort, went into high alert after news that an underwater earthquake had hit Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula with a preliminary magnitude of 8.8, one of the strongest ever recorded.

A national Muslim advocacy group called Wednesday a “historic day” after Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada would formally recognize Palestinian statehood.

But a national Jewish organization said the decision was “deeply concerning” and would embolden the terrorist group Hamas.

Bev Priestman, the former head coach of Canada’s women’s national soccer team – who was banned by FIFA for her role in a drone spying scandal at the Paris Olympics – has been hired as head coach of New Zealand’s only professional women’s team.

Priestman made her return to soccer this week after her one-year ban. The ban expired the day before New Zealand’s Wellington Phoenix announced Priestman would be the new coach of their women’s squad.

A judge has ruled that the Ontario government’s plan to remove bike lanes along three major streets in Toronto is unconstitutional and violates the Charter of Rights and Freedoms by putting people at “increased risk of harm and death.”

The Ontario government passed legislation last fall giving itself the power to remove existing bike lanes along Yonge Street, Bloor Street and University Avenue, while also preventing municipalities from creating new bike lanes that replace traffic lanes. At the time, Premier Doug Ford complained about bike lanes creating gridlock.

Tactical evacuations are underway for about 400 properties due to a fast moving wildfire burning between Peachland and West Kelowna, B.C.

Central Okanagan Emergency Operations says residents of properties east of Trepanier Bench Road, south of Highway 97C and north of Highway 97 should be prepared to be away from their homes for an “extended period of time.”

B.C. Premier David Eby has rebuffed calls by property developers for the federal and provincial governments to loosen restrictions on foreign investment in the housing sector, saying he doesn’t want to return to the old system that allowed rampant and uncontrolled foreign investment in Canadian housing.

The Premier was responding to an open letter from B.C. developers this week that was also sent to Prime Minister Mark Carney and federal Housing Minister Gregor Robertson.

More people forced out by wildfires in Saskatchewan are returning home this week, but officials warn hot temperatures in the coming days could pose threats.

Steve Roberts with the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency says about 700 residents from Beauval and another 200 from Montreal Lake Cree Nation have started going back to their communities.

He says crews are working to contain nearby blazes and douse flare-ups, but hot and windy conditions later this week could cause problems.

Prime Minister Mark Carney said Wednesday that Canada intends to recognize a Palestinian state at the United Nations General Assembly in September.

The move would be a significant policy shift for Canada, which like many of its major allies had previously withheld such recognition. It follows similar announcements from France, which said it would recognize Palestinian statehood, and Britain, which said it would recognize Palestine if Israel does not agree to a ceasefire.

M. Trump veut punir le Brésil pour les poursuites contre l’ex-président Jair Bolsonaro.

Les cyclistes se réjouissent; le gouvernement ontarien indique déjà son intention d'interjeter appel.

U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday imposed hefty new tariffs on imported copper products, though the duties largely spare Canada’s mining and refining industry.

Mr. Trump set the tariff for a range of copper products at 50 per cent starting Aug. 1, citing national security concerns for his latest attempt to bolster his country’s manufacturing sector by raising trade barriers.

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A Katy Perry superfan is basking in newfound fame after a video of him meeting the pop star garnered nearly a million views online.

Perry, who is in Canada performing several shows on her Lifetimes Tour, invited concertgoer Braiden Palumbo on stage during a stop in Vancouver.

Le premier ministre Mark Carney en a fait l'annonce lors d'un point de presse.

Le Hongrois Fabian Marozsan élimine le Canadien en deux manches à l'Omnium Banque Nationale.

Nearly 200 former Canadian ambassadors and career diplomats are calling on Prime Minister Mark Carney to recognize a Palestinian state.

In a letter dated July 29 and addressed to Mr. Carney, the career diplomats say that it’s time for Canada to join the 147 countries that have recognized statehood for Palestine.

L'augmentation de la facture d'électricité des clients résidentiels sera limitée à 3 %, comme l'exige Québec.

Victor Bonspille, Brant Etienne et Serge Otsi Simon sont tous candidats au poste de grand chef.

Dans la foulée, la valeur de ce métal a dégringolé de près de 20 % à la bourse des métaux de New York.

L'homme est accusé d'avoir tué sa fille de neuf ans et d'avoir dissimulé son corps dans l'État de New York.

Si Montréal devrait subir une baisse de sa population d'ici 2030, l'inverse devrait se produire à Québec.

Des sénateurs démocrates ont réclamé au département de la Justice les documents liés à Jeffrey Epstein.

La série jeunesse culte fête cette année son 30e anniversaire.

To some, the massive cedar log at Kits Beach is a beloved icon, a playground, a perfect perch to gaze at the timbered slopes of the North Shore and the cobalt ocean beyond.

To city staff, who have slated it for removal, it is a nuisance and a safety risk – it needs to go.

The Ontario government says it has agreed with satellite internet provider Starlink – owned by billionaire Elon Musk – on the terms to end a $92-million contract with the company that Premier Doug Ford had vowed to rip up in retaliation for U.S. tariffs during his winter re-election campaign. But the province would not reveal how much taxpayers will have to pay to get out of the deal.

Ontario Minister of Energy and Mines Stephen Lecce, whose department was overseeing the contract, confirmed on Wednesday that talks to end it had finished and that the province was now aiming to find a Canadian company to replace Starlink. He declined to say how much the cancellation cost.

Plusieurs centres de services scolaires ont déjà procédé à des mises à pied.

Thousands of young people are set to line up for job interviews at the Canadian National Exhibition today amid a high level of youth unemployment in Ontario.

The CNE says it has received more than 54,000 online job applications for more than 5,000 seasonal positions at the two-week fair, including cashiers, retail associates, game attendants, food service staff, midway operators and informational guides.

The father of a nine-year-old Montreal girl who was found drowned in a pond in Upstate New York has been indicted by a grand jury and will stand trial for second-degree murder.

Luciano Frattolin appeared Wednesday at a courthouse in Elizabethtown, N.Y., where he pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder and the concealment of a human corpse.

Health officials in Nova Scotia say the measles outbreak in the province’s northern zone has risen by five cases to 35.

Officials area also issuing two public exposure warnings.

BC Wildfire Service data show a blaze south of Lytton that has triggered multiple evacuation alerts is three times its original estimated size and continues to burn out of control.

The service’s latest update on the Cantilever Bar wildfire says it is now measured at 4.6 square kilometres, up from the 1.5 square kilometres reported earlier this week.

L’attaquant canadien se croit capable de marquer 25 buts par saison, comme à Lille.

Le recours concerne les voitures volées au moyen d'un système de clé intelligente.

Humour, drag, musique et cinéma seront au rendez-vous au festival Fierté Montréal jusqu'au 10 août.

Le champion du monde avec les Bleus, en 1998, a été personnellement touché par l’enjeu des commotions.

A union representing Toronto workers says unbearable heat forced the closure of two indoor pools Tuesday, and they remain closed this morning.

CUPE Local 79 says indoor humidex ratings were recorded between 40 and 45 C this week at Main Square Community Recreation Centre and Birchmount Community Centre pools.

Le film sort sur les écrans partout au Canada mercredi.

L'économie et l'emploi se sont montrés plus résilients que prévu ces derniers mois au Canada.

Kylie Masse, Oliver Dawson, Josh Liendo et Taylor Ruck terminent 3es au relais mixte 4 x 100 m quatre nages.

L'ancienne sélectionneuse a retrouvé un poste avec les Phoenix de Wellington.