Ontario Provincial Police say a five-year-old girl is dead after a van collided with a horse-drawn carriage in Grey County, north of Orangeville. Continue reading →

The cache of 11.5 million records details the offshore holdings of a dozen current and former world leaders, as well as businessmen, criminals, celebrities and sports stars. Continue reading →

Retired World Cup soccer champion Abby Wambach was arrested for investigation of driving under the influence. Continue reading →

A woman was filmed driving the wrong way on Highway 401 near Kitchener on Saturday afternoon. Continue reading →

An Ontario man is appealing for the public’s help identifying two suspects caught on security camera allegedly robbing the home of his deceased grandmother last week. Continue reading →

The Popocatepetl volcano in central Mexico exploded on Sunday, spewing incandescent rocks and ash into the sky. Continue reading →

Polls are open across the province as voters cast their ballots in the 2016 Saskatchewan election. Continue reading →

A workplace exercise challenge using pedometers and social media in a global competition shows potential to improve health. Continue reading →

The Season 6 finale of ‘The Walking Dead’ sent fans into a frenzy after a long, meandering 1.5 hours. Continue reading →

France’s national air company management is meeting Monday with unions worried female cabin crew could be disciplined if they refuse to work the company’s new route to Iran, for which they must wear a headscarf. Continue reading →

The Fan Favourite Juno Award went to Justin Bieber, but he was at the iHeartRadio Music Awards instead. Continue reading →

Alaska Air Group Inc. is buying Virgin America in a deal worth more than $2 billion, creating a powerhouse airline with an expanded West Coast presence. Continue reading →

A Mexican man has caused a stir on social media after hanging his country’s flag from the roof of the Trump Tower in Vancouver. Continue reading →

Tesla received more than 276,000 orders for its new lower-priced vehicle in just 48 hours. Continue reading →

The prime minister of Iceland’s political future is in danger after the ‘Panama Papers’ leak linked him to an offshore company that may represent a serious conflict of interest. Continue reading →

North Korea has officially announced it is blocking Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and South Korean websites in a move underscoring its concern with the spread of online information. Continue reading →

Drone delivery might be years away in the U.S., but it’s becoming a reality in Rwanda this summer. Continue reading →

Militants unleashed on Monday a wave of suicide attacks across Iraq, killing at least 29 people and wounding dozens, officials said. Continue reading →

An Ontario man is appealing for the public’s help identifying two suspects caught on security camera allegedly robbing the home of his deceased grandmother last week. Continue reading →

Nearly two dozen NDP riding associations are urging the party to embrace a dramatic plan for change. Continue reading →

The makers of Cold-fX are in court today fighting allegations they ignored their own research and misled consumers about the short-term effectiveness of the popular cold and flu remedy. Continue reading →

This is a look at offshore accounts and how they are used. Continue reading →

Some Canadian cities and police forces already wrestling with cash-flow shortages are moving toward outfitting officers with body cameras. Continue reading →

While tens-of- thousands of Syrian refugees continue to struggle in makeshifts camps across Europe, newly arrived Syrians in B.C. are getting the ultimate Canadian experience. Continue reading →

Retired World Cup soccer champion Abby Wambach was arrested for investigation of driving under the influence. Continue reading →

The Toronto-born hitmaker took home two Juno awards during tonight’s televised ceremony – grabbing album of the year and single of the year. Continue reading →

In his first opening day start, Marcus Stroman outpitched Chris Archer, helping the Toronto Blue Jays start off the season with a 5-3 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Sunday. Continue reading →

The cache of 11.5 million records details the offshore holdings of a dozen current and former world leaders, as well as businessmen, criminals, celebrities and sports stars. Continue reading →

Joseph Medicine Crow, an acclaimed native American historian and last surviving war chief for Montana’s Crow Tribe, has died. He was 102. Continue reading →

Iraqi forces say they have taken the northern edge of the Islamic State group held town of Hit, 140 kilometres west of Baghdad. Continue reading →