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Grey Cup: Winnipeg Blue Bombers list Schoen, Bighill as game-time decisions

Grey Cup: Winnipeg Blue Bombers list Schoen, Bighill as game-time decisions

HAMILTON — The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are determined to give linebacker Adam Bighill and receiver Dalton Schoen every possible chance to play in the Grey Cup.
Bombers running back Oliveira cherishes his third straight Grey Cup appearance

Bombers running back Oliveira cherishes his third straight Grey Cup appearance

HAMILTON — Brady Oliveira will be a key figure Sunday. The five-foot-10, 222-pound running back ran for a league-best 1,534 yards in capturing the CFL's top Canadian award.
Montreal Alouettes look to prove doubters wrong and hoist an eighth Grey Cup

Montreal Alouettes look to prove doubters wrong and hoist an eighth Grey Cup

HAMILTON — The Montreal Alouettes go into the 110th Grey Cup on a seven-game win streak, having dispatching league-leading Toronto in convincing fashion in the East final.
Jefferson says Bombers defence poised to set early tone in Grey Cup clash with Als

Jefferson says Bombers defence poised to set early tone in Grey Cup clash with Als

HAMILTON — Willie Jefferson believes that he and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers' defensive front can win the Grey Cup in the game's first quarter.
Former Israel prime minister Ehud Barak speaks on Gaza war: 'We have to finish it'

Former Israel prime minister Ehud Barak speaks on Gaza war: 'We have to finish it'

HALIFAX — Israel must continue waging war against Hamas in the Gaza Strip until the organization's military capacity is destroyed, one of the country's former prime ministers said Saturday, despite the fact the mounting civilian death toll in the con
Canadian speedskaters Blondin, Maltais and Dubreuil reach World Cup podium in Beijing

Canadian speedskaters Blondin, Maltais and Dubreuil reach World Cup podium in Beijing

BEIJING — Canada won three medals at the speedskating World Cup stop in Beijing on Saturday. In the women’s mass start, Ottawa's Ivanie Blondin won silver and Valérie Maltais of La Baie, Que., took bronze.
'Forge a new relationship': Indigenous leaders hopeful of new provincial government

'Forge a new relationship': Indigenous leaders hopeful of new provincial government

WINNIPEG — When Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew took the unconventional move of appointing himself the minister responsible for Indigenous reconciliation, he did so with the intent of strengthening the relationship between the province and Indigenous comm
Scientific report urges debate on genetic modification to control insect pests

Scientific report urges debate on genetic modification to control insect pests

Scientists are learning to turn the genetics of insect pests against themselves, altering the genome of familiar foes in ways that give farmers and doctors new ways to fight them.

Man dead after parking lot shooting in Richmond Hill, Ont.

RICHMOND HILL, Ont. — Police north of Toronto say a man is dead after being shot in a plaza parking lot in Richmond Hill, Ont. York Regional Police say officers were called to the parking lot of a restaurant around 11:20 p.m. Friday.
Some closure in London, Ont., after attack trial ends with murder convictions

Some closure in London, Ont., after attack trial ends with murder convictions

LONDON, Ont. — A day after a jury convicted a man of murdering a Muslim family in London, Ont., the verdict – and what it meant – was part of the conversation among worshippers who packed a mosque in the southern Ontario city for afternoon prayers.
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