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Canada's Ethan Katzberg strikes gold again in hammer throw at Pan American Games

Canada's Ethan Katzberg strikes gold again in hammer throw at Pan American Games

SANTIAGO, Chile — Canada's Ethan Katzberg has struck gold once more in the men's hammer throw at the Pan American Games on Saturday. The 21-year-old from Nanaimo, B.C., set a Pan Am Games record with a throw of 80.96 metres to emerge as champion.
Dubois stars in five-medal day for Canada skaters at Four Continents Championships

Dubois stars in five-medal day for Canada skaters at Four Continents Championships

LAVAL, Que. — Canadian skaters won five medals during Saturday's opening day of the ISU Four Continents Short Track Championships at Place Bell. Steven Dubois of Lachenaie, Que., was crowned 500-metre champion, sprinting to a gold medal in 40.
Rogers to lock out former Shaw technicians Monday after contract talks break down

Rogers to lock out former Shaw technicians Monday after contract talks break down

A breakdown in contract negotiations has prompted plans by Rogers Communication Inc. to lock out nearly 300 former Shaw technicians on Monday after the union issued a 72-hour notice of workers' intent to walk off the job.
B.C. conditions are magic for mushrooms in bumper season for fungi, tasty and toxic

B.C. conditions are magic for mushrooms in bumper season for fungi, tasty and toxic

VANCOUVER — Mushrooms large and small, tasty and toxic, are popping up across British Columbia this year in what experts say is a bumper season for fungi. B.C.
Stellar women's field takes aim at New York City Marathon record on Sunday

Stellar women's field takes aim at New York City Marathon record on Sunday

NEW YORK (AP) — The New York City Marathon women's record, which has stood for 20 years, could go down Sunday with one of the strongest fields assembled in the history of the race.
Spy service director expressed 'full confidence' in employees after 'troubling' leak

Spy service director expressed 'full confidence' in employees after 'troubling' leak

OTTAWA — The head of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service told employees he stood by the spy agency's handling of sensitive information following a "troubling" leak of classified material, a newly released memo shows. In a Feb.
Vast digital trove of recordings by Canadian literature greats nears completion

Vast digital trove of recordings by Canadian literature greats nears completion

EDMONTON — Jason Camlot was chatting with his new boss in the English department of Montreal's Concordia University in 1999 when he spotted a dusty cardboard box of 80 reel-to-reel tapes in a corner of the department head's office. He asked about it.
Demonstrations in support of Gaza take place in at least two dozen Canadian cities

Demonstrations in support of Gaza take place in at least two dozen Canadian cities

Protesters voicing support for residents of the Gaza Strip gathered at rallies in more than two dozen cities across Canada on Saturday, calling for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict after war broke out last month.
Leafs' Keefe 'hated' lack of physical response after Liljegren-Marchand incident

Leafs' Keefe 'hated' lack of physical response after Liljegren-Marchand incident

TORONTO — Sheldon Keefe wasn't impressed. Ryan Reaves added the situation was discussed internally.
U Sports Roundup: Top-ranked Western cruises into eighth straight Yates Cup final

U Sports Roundup: Top-ranked Western cruises into eighth straight Yates Cup final

LONDON, Ont. — The top-ranked Western Mustangs are back in the Yates Cup for the eighth straight year. Western defeated the Queen's Gaels 47-20 on Saturday to book its ticket into the Ontario University Athletics football championship game.