The social media campaign has taken off in the past week, but The Hudson’s Bay isn’t budging. Continue reading →

Seth Meyers wondered why Donald Trump didn’t offer his condolences for the six lives taken, but he was even more confused by the White House explanation for the silence. Continue reading →

Hundreds of people have been stranded in their cars overnight after freezing rain forced the closure of several major B.C. highways, including the Coquihalla. Continue reading →

A 39-year-old Toronto man who disappeared in 2012 before bizarrely turning up near the Amazon rainforest in Brazil is back home Continue reading →

Vince Li, who now goes by Will Baker, was granted full discharge Friday afternoon. Baker was found not criminally responsible (NCR) for killing Tim McLean on a Greyhound bus in 2008. Continue reading →

At least 17 people died and scores were injured in a stampede at an Angolan soccer match on Friday when hundreds of supporters stormed the stadium gates, a medical official said. Continue reading →

U.S. federal immigration agents arrested hundreds of undocumented immigrants in at least four states this week in what officials on Friday called routine enforcement actions. Continue reading →

American entrepreneur and Hockey Hall of Famer Mike Ilitch, owner of the Detroit Tigers and Red Wings, died on Friday at the age of 87, his company announced in a statement. Continue reading →

Reports say that Trump once again claimed that voter fraud took place during the election in a lunch meeting with senators on Thursday. Continue reading →

Watch the full broadcast of Global National with Dawna Friesen. Continue reading →

Indian conservationist group Wildlife SOS has come up with an innovative solution to help elephants cope with northern Uttar Pradesh’s chilly winters – by knitting jumbo jumpers for them. Continue reading →

“We’re pursuing executive orders right now that we expect to be enacted soon that will further protect Americans from terrorism.” Continue reading →

The pilot whales swam aground at a remote beach. Continue reading →

CNN anchor Chris Cuomo has apologized after he suggested that being called “fake news” is akin to being called the n-word. Continue reading →

The trial of a woman charged with first-degree murder in the death of a Canadian legal scholar in Florida has been postponed as her defence lawyers review new information in the case. Continue reading →

Vince Li, who now goes by Will Baker, was granted full discharge Friday afternoon. Baker was found not criminally responsible (NCR) for killing Tim McLean on a Greyhound bus in 2008. Continue reading →

Texas lawmakers could hurt the football-loving state’s chances to attract a future Super Bowl if they adopt a measure that restricts access to bathrooms for transgender people. Continue reading →

The Toronto Stock Exchange’s main index soared to a record high close of 15,729.12 points, buoyed by energy, materials and financials stocks. Continue reading →

Daniel Boria has admitted to dangerous operation of an aircraft as part of a publicity stunt for his cleaning company. Continue reading →

If you want to live longer, it turns out that pumping iron will deliver more benefits than going for a run. Continue reading →

Police on a First Nations reserve in southwestern Ontario are investigating whether cocaine laced with fentanyl is behind the death of a man and the overdose of another earlier this week. Continue reading →

Canada hopes to cement progress on keeping the border open to trade and travellers when Justin Trudeau visits Monday with U.S. President Donald Trump. Continue reading →

VP Mike Pence said Tom Price, an orthopedic surgeon, is “uniquely qualified” for the job of health secretary and playing a leading role in helping to repeal and replace Obamacare. Continue reading →

According to a statement released by the Museum of the Moving Image, Shia LaBeouf’s exhibit turned into a “flashpoint of violence” between pro- and anti-Trump protestors. Continue reading →

The federal government backed off on Friday from its widely panned last-minute plan to force a judge to delay his decision on the ’60s Scoop class-action lawsuit. Continue reading →

The leaders of Ontario’s Opposition parties are calling on the provincial government to impose an immediate ban on winter electrical disconnections in Ontario. Continue reading →

A North Carolina man accused of tying up his girlfriend in a shed during a domestic dispute appeared in court Wednesday. Continue reading →

Ford Motor Company will spend $1 billion to take over a robotics startup to acquire more of the expertise needed to reach its ambitious goal of having a fully driverless vehicle on the road by 2021. Continue reading →

A Quebec student athlete says he was denied entry to the United States after he was asked about religion and his Moroccan roots. Continue reading →

In a satirical letter to the Prime Minister, a NDP MP said he agrees that First Nations youth want a place to store their canoe paddles. Continue reading →