A Canada Post work stoppage again looks likely as the corporation and the union representing 50,000 postal workers failed to agree on terms for a proposed 30-day “cooling-off” period. Continue reading →

Here’s what we know so far about suspected Dallas shooter Micah Xavier Johnson. Continue reading →

Here are the countries you may want to hold off on booking a trip to for the time being. Continue reading →

Edmonton police have released the identity of the suspect shot and killed outside a southside bank Friday morning during an attempted robbery and attack on two armoured car guards. Continue reading →

South Korean officials say North Korea test-fired what appears to be a submarine-launched ballistic missile off its eastern coast. Continue reading →

The Supreme Court of Canada, citing a “culture of complacency” in the justice system, has set out a new framework for determining whether a criminal trial has been unreasonably delayed. Continue reading →

Edwin Encarnacion’s three-run home run helped the Toronto Blue Jays blank the Detroit Tigers 6-0 on Friday night at Rogers Centre. Continue reading →

A man accused of a spate of deadly attacks on San Diego homeless men who were asleep and in some cases set on fire committed a nearly identical crime six years ago. Continue reading →

Leaders of the Black Lives Matter movement condemned the slaying of five Dallas police officers and promised more demonstrations against deadly shootings by law enforcement. Continue reading →

Ten states sued the federal government Friday over rules requiring public schools to allow transgender students to use restrooms conforming to their gender identity. Continue reading →

NATO leaders ordered multinational troops to Poland and the three Baltic states as Moscow plans to station two new divisions along its western borders. Continue reading →

Watch the full broadcast of the Global National with Robin Gill. Continue reading →

The Senate has given Mike Duffy until July 23 to decide whether to pay back nearly $17,000 in expenses, or seek arbitration. Continue reading →

The board says it made the decision in response to the Federal Court of Appeal’s ruling last week that invalidated the original approval of the $7.9-billion project. Continue reading →

Premier Rachel Notley says there can’t be any unnecessary federal delays when it comes approving a new pipeline — any pipeline — to transport Alberta’s oil to international markets. Continue reading →

Nova Scotia’s senior federal cabinet minister is on a mission to get people to stop saying “come from away.” Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau committed Canada on Friday to helping NATO in its standoff with Russia. Continue reading →

Canadian left-fielder Michael Saunders will be joining three of his Toronto Blue Jays teammates at next week’s MLB all-star game in San Diego. Continue reading →

The star is the latest celebrity to voice her frustration over the deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile. Continue reading →

An innocent man was incorrectly identified as a suspect in the Dallas shooting because he was carrying a firearm – as is legally allowed in many states. Continue reading →

A man who didn’t report his toddler daughter’s death for about a month before a cable company worker found her decomposed body at their apartment was sentenced Friday to three years in prison. Continue reading →

As details from the tragedy in Dallas continue emerge here’s what we know, and still don’t know about the shootings that killed five police officers. Continue reading →

The male baby giant panda now weighs over one kilogram. Continue reading →

Britain voted to leave the European Union in June – a drastic change that has proved to be troublesome. Continue reading →

The 25-year-old stripped down for a Harper’s Bazaar photo shoot and interview with feminist author Naomi Wolf. Continue reading →

A look at how the Black Lives Matter movement started, the push-back it has faced, and how it has grown. Continue reading →

The warnings are piling up – Britain’s decision to leave the European Union appears to be already hitting the economy. Continue reading →