The RBC Canadian Open enters the second round with its biggest name in danger of missing the cut.. Masters champion Rory McIlroy came in at 1 over par, off the pace for the projected cut line.If ...

The RBC Canadian Open will see its field cut after Friday's second round. Follow the latest updates and see which golfers could miss the cut.

World No. 2 Rory McIlroy, who was the betting favorite this week, made bogey on his final two holes to finish off a one-over 71.. You can watch the second round of the RBC Canadian Open on TV via ...

Expressions of pride in being Canadian by those in Quebec was at 83 per cent a year ago. Notably, that was the second highest in the country, behind only Atlantic Canada.

Marc Garneau, first Canadian in space and former federal minister, dies at 76 Garneau was elected to the House of Commons in 2008, and served as a Montreal-area MP until 2023 Author of the article: ...

Smoke from the wildfires that have prompted the evacuations in three provinces in Canada is expected to create hazy skies in parts of New York State this week.

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Canadian Lawyer has released its third annual special report celebrating leaders in the pro bono legal landscape, putting the spotlight on this year’s top 10 pro bono firms and five best in-house law ...

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Smoke from the wildfires was expected to drift down into the U.S., with air quality alerts issued for portions of the Upper Midwest. "Smoke from Canadian wildfires continue to spread across the ...

Possibly. Starting Friday night, smoke from the Canadian wildfires is expected to move into western New York and travel eastward, NWS Buffalo meteorologist Heather Kenyon said Friday.