Canada is caught between two super powers and taking the punishment — and its ally to the south has been conspicuously absent in coming to its aid. Continue reading →

Police departments in several Canadian and U.S. cities said on Twitter that the threats include a demand for payment in bitcoin currency. Continue reading →

The Whistler request is part of an ongoing campaign that has seen many B.C. municipalities write to fossil fuel companies asking for similar compensation. Continue reading →

These are Prince Louis’ and Meghan Markle’s first-ever Royal Family Christmas cards. Continue reading →

The statue will sit in a memorial pavilion outside the cave where the rescue occurred. Continue reading →

Eliza Dushku’s ‘Bull’ character was written off the show after she made complaints against series star Michael Weatherly. Continue reading →

The bug allowed some 1,500 applications to access private photos for 12 days ending Sept. 25, but has now been fixed, Facebook said. Continue reading →

Canadian Ambassador to China John McCallum was granted access to meet with Michael Kovrig, one of the Canadians detained earlier this week.  Continue reading →

The five-year legal battle ended in a victory for Marvin Gaye’s family. Continue reading →

Sandy Hook Elementary School was evacuated Friday morning – exactly six years after the deadly shooting that killed 20 children and six staff members. Continue reading →

After a few hours and more than 100 tweets later, it is unclear if Drake and Kanye West have settled their battle. Continue reading →

The second single from the upcoming ‘Thank U, Next’ album has ignited a fire of passion across all social media platforms. Continue reading →

These are Prince Louis’ and Meghan Markle’s first-ever Royal Family Christmas cards. Continue reading →

Canadians’ failure to reduce debt despite rising borrowing costs is ‘concerning,’ one debt counsellor warns. Continue reading →

No official reason for the cancellation was given, but tensions between the two countries rose dramatically earlier this week when two Canadians were detained by Chinese officials. Continue reading →

After a rash of bomb threats across Canada and the U.S., police in Australia and New Zealand said they saw similar threats Friday. Continue reading →

“He directed me to make the payments. He directed me to become involved in these matters,” Michael Cohen told ABC News. Continue reading →

In back-to-back votes against Saudi Arabia, the Senate delivered an unusual rebuke of President Donald Trump’s response to the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Continue reading →

The tax agency said Beijing will suspend a 25 per cent import charge on $66 billion of cars and trucks and a 5 per cent charge on $60 billion of auto parts. Continue reading →

“I take a lyric and make it mine.” Continue reading →

Canada is caught between two super powers and taking the punishment — and its ally to the south has been conspicuously absent in coming to its aid. Continue reading →

The Whistler request is part of an ongoing campaign that has seen many B.C. municipalities write to fossil fuel companies asking for similar compensation. Continue reading →

Cities across Canada and the U.S. were targeted by the bomb threats on Dec. 13, prompting evacuations and shutdowns in Aurora, Ill., Raleigh, N.C., and Atlanta, Ga. Continue reading →

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The councillor for Rideau-Rockcliffe ward will replace current CEO Mark Kristmanson as head of the Crown corporation, effective Feb. 4, 2019. Continue reading →

In a 20-to-four vote on Thursday, Toronto council approved allowing privately run businesses to operate in the city’s borders under a provincial licensing regime. Continue reading →