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Brett Cecil was part of a no-hitter at Double-A New Hampshire on Monday, which was the biggest -- and arguably the most welcome -- report coming out of the Blue Jays farm system this week.
Indiana starting forwards Danny Granger and David West held to 10 points apiece before limping off with injuries.
Conference champions will face Toronto Marlies or Oklahoma City Barons for Calder Cup.
Pitching before family and friends and facing an unorthodox lineup, Jays rookie Drew Hutchison unravels allowing six earned runs in four innings.
Smallest crowd of the tournament at 3,955 sees OHL champions move closer to berth in final.
Canadian-owned colt fit and happy at Belmont Park after winning Kentucky Derby and Preakness.
Rangers host Game 5 Wednesday night in what is now a best-of-three for a trip to the Stanley Cup final.
Veteran slugger draws a crowd of young Latin ballplayers at extended training camp in Dunedin.
Dustin Penner's overtime goal seals eighth straight playoff road victory.
Nobody knows for sure when the veteran slugger will surface in the Blue Jays' clubhouse, but everyone has an opinion.
A strike against Canadian Pacific that got underway just after midnight is expected to halt shipments of grain, fertilizer, coal and other goods.
The family is praying for a miracle, days after a baby boy fell into a backyard pond at his grandparents’ Erin Mills home.
Gina Csanyi-Robah, a Canadian-born Roma, recently spoke to the senate committee hearing into Bill C-31.
OPP Staff Sgt. Bradley Thompson told the G20 review he set free a couple and two girls “in bad shape” as the rain drenched a “dumbfounded” crowd boxed in at Spadina and Queen.
Egyptians queued patiently to vote on Wednesday, eager to pick their leader for the first time in a national history dating to the pharaohs, with Islamists and secular-minded rivals who served under deposed President Hosni Mubarak heading the field.
Officially, the sport is banned in Toronto, but individual streets could get exemptions to the (largely ignored) bylaw.
Shriya Shah-Klorfine’s death on Everest this weekend has raised questions about training and the suitability of the weather.
Iran and six world powers resumed talks Wednesday over Tehran's nuclear program, with the Iranians pushing for specific timetables and goals but Westerns leaders signalling they want more disclosures before offering rewards.
A third case of the flesh-eating disease has cropped up in the southeastern United States as the University of West Georgia psychology student Aimee Copeland continues to battle the bacteria that is ravaging her body.
