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Nunavut was billed 53 per cent more per day, on average, for a child to live in an Ontario group home compared to what children’s aid societies in Ontario paid.

The CFL's top special-teams player last season signed a one-year deal with the Edmonton Elks as a free agent.

Volunteer groups have purchased ice-fishing shelters to help homeless people brave the cold, wet weather in Halifax.

An Ontario court grants Bad Boy permission to begin liquidation sales. The court also extends the time Bad Boy has to file its restructuring proposal business to Jan. 23, 2024.

After going 0-9 to start the CFL season, the Elks have now won two straight.

The defence did most of the heavy lifting to give the Saskatchewan Roughriders a win over the Edmonton Elks to start the season. Brett Lauther kicked three field goals as the Roughriders opened the CFL regular season with an unlikely 17-13 victory over the Elks on Sunday. The Roughriders’ defence came up huge late in...

Parks Canada is in the middle of a three-year program to re-examine and rewrite the plaques that the Historic Sites and Monuments Board use to point out historic places.

'Admittedly — maybe it's just me as the craftsman — it's looking a little rough. But from the road, I'm sure it looks just great.'

The museum's Lakefront Campus will be a 5.3-acre, multi-purpose outdoor classroom with 1,200 feet of shoreline, canoe and kayak launches and canoe dock and house and more.

Hallsy, as he’s affectionately known, will move from daily to weekly sportscasts on 630 CHED’s new morning show.

The Edmonton Football Team extended contracts for some of its more familiar faces on the field on Thursday as it makes more off-season moves ahead of the 2021 CFL season.

"The sooner the better, but we are going to emphasize getting the right person, not getting him by a certain time or date," said Eskimos general manager Brock Sunderland.

The CFL commissioner said the league will be watching closely after giving teams the OK to start workouts at their facilities.

Eskimos receiver Shai Ross is using his gymnastics background to create eye-catching content on his social media. The Winnipeg native is getting creative and making incredible catches while performing a backflip.

<p> Riders score all its points using 80-km wind in 23-22 win over Eskimos <p>REGINA - The Saskatchewan Roughriders used a gusting wind to their advantage as they defeated the Edmonton Eskimos 23-22 in an exhibition game Friday night.</p> <p>Saskatchewan scored all of its points with a wind tha</p>

<p> Riders score all its points using 80-km wind in 23-22 win over Eskimos <p>REGINA - The battle for a spot in the Saskatchewan Roughriders' receiving corps heated up Friday night during the Riders' 23-22 exhibition win over the Edmonton Eskimos.</p> <p>Faced with replacing Andy Fantuz, who si</p>

<p> Banks returns interception 63 yards for TD as Lions beat Riders in exhibition <p>VANCOUVER - Defensive back Korey Banks returned an interception 64 yards for a touchdown and quarterback Mike Reilly threw two late touchdown passes as the B.C. Lions defeated the Saskatchewan Roughriders 34-6 in a CFL exh</p>

<p> Banks returns interception 63 yards for TD as Lions beat Riders in exhibition <p>VANCOUVER - Defensive back Korey Banks returned an interception 64 yards for a touchdown and quarterback Mike Reilly threw two late touchdown passes as the B.C. Lions defeated the Saskatchewan Roughriders 34-6 in a CFL exh</p>

EDMONTON - Jermaine Reid has a simple explanation for the surprising Edmonton Eskimos' best start to a CFL campaign since 2002.

If quarterback Buck Pierce's health was important to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers before the start of the season, it's crucial now.