An incredibly cute scene was captured on camera earlier this week as a mother bear and her five cubs played in a New Jersey family’s backyard. Continue reading →

Gas prices have climbed all summer even as oil has renewed its slide. There’s a few reasons, among them, pressure from oil firms to keep prices up, experts say. Continue reading →

Two southern British Columbia communities have been warned that evacuation alerts are possible as a huge wildfire burns in Washington state, just south of the Canadian border. Continue reading →

NDP leader Tom Mulcair said he will decriminalize marijuana the “minute we form government” during a stop in British Columbia on Thursday. Continue reading →

The owner of the home where Rosie O’Donnell’s missing teen daughter was found has been arrested for allegedly having inappropriate online communications with the 17-year-old girl. Continue reading →

NDP Leader Tom Mulcair is using the anniversary of his predecessor’s death to promise he’ll run a positive campaign despite attacks from his rivals. Continue reading →

You may have heard of them: the Canada Revenue Scam, the Grandparent Scam and the Bank Inspector Scam. Hopefully, you haven’t fallen victim to these three frauds, which are among the most common scams this summer. Continue reading →

Bursts of ash spew from the snow-encircled crater of the Cotopaxi Volcano and fall in gusts on this village where the locals struggle to herd sheep and cattle to safety. Continue reading →

Protesters took to two wheels on Saturday, riding from Montreal to St-Remi, demanding justice for temporary migrant farm workers in Quebec. Continue reading →

Jimmy Carter always goes home to Plains, Georgia. The tiny town he calls a “haven” was there when he got out of the Navy, when he left the governor’s office and when he lost the presidential election. Continue reading →

Islamic State militants killed up to 50 soldiers in two separate ambushes in Iraq’s turbulent Anbar province west of the capital, Baghdad, a top provincial official said Saturday. Continue reading →

One serves in the Air Force, another recently served in Afghanistan in the National Guard, another is studying physical therapy in California – and all three Americans are being hailed as heroes. Continue reading →

The owner of the home where Rosie O’Donnell’s missing teen daughter was found has been arrested for allegedly having inappropriate online communications with the 17-year-old girl. Continue reading →

An explosion ripped through a chemical plant in eastern China and triggered a fire Saturday night, state media said, just over a week after a similar blast at a Chinese chemical warehouse killed 121 people. Continue reading →

Trump was welcomed by an array of Alabama politicians, including Republican Sen. Jeff Sessions, who praised him for the attention he’s drawn to immigration issues. Continue reading →

At the sixth anniversary of the bull market in March, the Standard and Poor’s 500 index had more than tripled in value. Now, buyers are hard to find. Continue reading →

British police say a single-seater jet has crashed at an airshow in southern England, causing several casualties. Continue reading →

Typhoon Goni slightly weakened Saturday as it lashed the northern Philippines with strong rain and wind that set off landslides and flooded low-lying villages. Continue reading →

The InstaList is heading East for this instalment. From the beautiful vistas along the Atlantic Coast to the natural wonders of the interior, these Instagram feeds capture the allure and charm of the Maritimes. MORE: Best of the West Coast on Instagram Get in on the conversation: Remember to tag @GlobalNewsOne in your Instagram photos, use the… Continue reading →

Statisticians and other polling experts say the polling industry is going through dark days. Continue reading →

An Air Canada flight from Amsterdam to Toronto has made an emergency landing in Belfast, Ireland Saturday. Continue reading →

New surveillance video has surfaced offering a possible clue to the bombing in central Bangkok that killed 20 people, Thai authorities said Saturday. Continue reading →

A top Canadian meteorologist warns that municipalities aren’t prepared to deal with a volatile climate that can bring devastating floods one season and a drought the next. Continue reading →

South Korea and North Korea were holding their first high-level talks in nearly a year at a border village on Saturday to defuse mounting tensions that have pushed the rivals to the brink of a possible military confrontation. Continue reading →

A column by Margaret Atwood about Stephen Harper’s hair disappeared from the National Post website, raising the ire of the Twitterverse and prompting the author to wonder if she’d been censored. Continue reading →

Kosovo says it has applied for membership in the United Nations’ scientific and cultural organization – a move immediately opposed by Serbia which argues that it’s not qualified because it isn’t a state. Continue reading →

Mexico is objecting to a U.S. decision to negatively certify it for not doing enough to reduce the deaths of endangered sea turtles in fishing nets. Continue reading →

A woman who rarely left her house in northern Manitoba has admitted to impersonating several people online so she could receive money and gifts and live in a world of celebrity fantasy. Continue reading →

Scouts Canada officials say they didn’t agree to have some of their young members stand in uniform alongside Conservative Leader Stephen Harper during a campaign stop Friday. Continue reading →

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