The New York Rangers find themselves in a very unique situation entering the 2026–2027 season. The league announced at the tail end of this past season that the cap will rise significantly over the ...

From the New York Islanders drafting Matthew Schaefer with the first pick in the draft, to the Vegas Golden Knights trading for Mitch Marner and longtime veteran Brent Burns signing with the Colorado ...

Prime Minister Mark Carney is presenting himself as a politician who has a vision of a new, more prosperous and sovereign ...

The key question centres on the possible effects of this Quebec-heavy contingent in the Carney government, both in terms of ...

On Monday, forward Steven Lorentz signed a three-year contract extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs. The deal carries an average annual value of $1.35 million.

A former seaside hotel and pub on North Berwick's High Street is set to be brought back into use with an £850,000 investment, after lying closed for seven years. The County Hotel will be renamed The ...

The County Hotel on High Street will undergo an £850,000 renovation by the Heineken-owned Star Pubs and Discovery Group, who also run The Ship Inn in North Berwick and have eight hotels and pubs ...

First overall selections at the National Hockey League’s entry draft (with year, player, team, position and previous club with league or country in parentheses): ...

Building a new interprovincial bridge in Ottawa’s east end has been a contentious issue for years. In 2012, the NCC proposed ...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s final lead press secretary has found a new gig in Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin’s ...

Government House leader Steven MacKinnon said Thursday the cabinet will review the amendments quickly before deciding what it's willing to accept. Canadians are tired of delays that have hurt economic ...

Government House leader Steven MacKinnon defended the government's haste Monday, arguing it has public buy-in since the bill delivers on major Liberal campaign promises from the recent election. "We ...