Following a phone conversation Tuesday afternoon, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that U.S. President Donald Trump is ...

The Canucks nearly held Miller out of a game against the Edmonton Oilers earlier this month with a trade percolating between the two sides, but it fell through. Miller is headed back to the ...

Like a growing number of teams, the Dallas Stars made their splash well before the March 7 trade deadline this season. Sitting in second place in the Central Division with a 33-17-1 record, the Stars ...

A Howard University professor and former Miss Kansas contestant known for her bright smile and zest for life was among the victims in Wednesday’s midair collision between an Army helicopter and ...

Sportsnet had previously reported on Jan. 18 that a trade to the Rangers was imminent and that the Canucks considered pulling Miller from the lineup that night against the Edmonton Oilers.

Because with 30 games left in the regular season, president and general manager Chris Drury has dropped J.T. Miller — the human equivalent of wearing your heart on your sleeve — right into the ...

Natasha Howard is headed back to “where all my dreams came true.” The three-time WNBA champion is set to return to Indiana on a free-agent deal, according to ESPN. Her arrival adds to a Fever ...

But in many ways, the Canucks had little choice — one of Miller or Elias Pettersson had to go. The rift that exists between the two forwards and the non-stop drama that's created has consumed ...

Three-time WNBA champion Natasha Howard will sign with the Indiana Fever as a free agent, sources told ESPN on Friday. Howard referenced her return to Indiana on Instagram, posting a photo from ...

The latest draft of Edmonton's much-discussed public spaces bylaw will be hard for city council to pass, the co-hosts of Episode 293 of Speaking Municipally said. This week, council is scheduled to ...

This season, there's barely room to breathe in between breaking news announcements. Does the Miller trade address what's wrong in New York? What can Vancouver expect from the players they acquired?