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Heavily armed Chinese warships closely shadowed a Canadian frigate and a U.S. destroyer for 14 hours as they passed through the Taiwan Strait. China has become increasingly aggressive in its efforts to dominate the region.

Canada's men's volleyball team fell to the United States in the gold-medal match at the NORCECA Continental Championship on Sunday, suffering a 3-0 (25-20, 25-14, 25-22) loss in Charleston, West Va.

Novak Djokovic emerged from an exhilarating and exhausting U.S. Open final with a 24th Grand Slam title on Sunday night, using every ounce of his energy and some serve-and-volley guile to get past Daniil Medvedev 6-3, 7-6 (5), 6-3 in a match that was more closely contested than the straight-set score indicated.

The jabs are being given faster than planned in England, because a new variant is spreading in the UK.

Two men who were hospitalized following a wave of overdoses in downtown Montreal Sunday say they believe they inhaled a drug from a poisoned supply, and that they feel lucky to be alive.

The Nottingham University Hospitals trust is already facing a police investigation over the deaths.

The premiere of the documentary "Lil Nas X: Long Live Montero" was delayed after a bomb threat was called in at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Suspended Spanish soccer federation president Luis Rubiales has resigned from his post after a kiss scandal which tarnished Spain's victory at the Women's World Cup.

Ottawa's Gabriela Dabrowski and partner Erin Routliffe of New Zealand took the women's doubles final at the U.S. Open, defeating Germany's Laura Siegemund and Vera Zvonareva of Russia on Sunday at Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York City.

Dozens of family members of firefighters who died in the past year gathered to pay tribute at the Canadian Firefighters Memorial ceremony Sunday at LeBreton Flats. 

The federal government has issued an official apology to the Williams Lake First Nation, located in central B.C., a year after a $135 million settlement was reached over the illegal settlement of its village lands in the 1800s.

In a post to Instagram on Sunday, Road to Relief confirmed Torontonian Anthony 'Tonko' Ihnat was killed while on his way with three other volunteers to assess the needs of civilians on the outskirts of Bakhmut, the eastern town that saw the war's longest and bloodiest battle before falling to Moscow in May. 

Housing Minister Sean Fraser says the government is still considering a wide range of potential moves to help ease the acute housing insecurity Canadians across the country are feeling.

Prof Rowland Kao said it was important to track the new Covid variant and some people cannot afford the tests.

A builder who spent three years constructing his family's legacy cabin in the B.C. Interior says it burned down despite adhering to federal and provincial guidelines meant to protect homes from wildfires.

More bear sightings in Prince George, B.C., have led to more complaints, and more bears killed by conservation officers — prompting some residents to wonder if they should call authorities at all.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says if it were up to him, the G20 leaders' declaration on Russia's invasion of Ukraine would have been much stronger.

The Canadian women's eight rowing team have booked their place at next summer's Paris Olympic Games with a fifth-place result at the World Rowing Championships on Sunday in Belgrade, Serbia.

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