There is still a prevailing myth that women will get bulky if they strength-train and that you control your weight through cardio. Continue reading →

U.S. authorities have sentenced 21 people in connection with an India-based call centre scam that bilked Americans of hundreds of millions of dollars.  Continue reading →

With 89 days to go, Ontario’s cannabis stores have no more than four locations, and the government won’t say who will sell pot when it’s legal. What exactly is going on? Continue reading →

A video hoax claiming ‘Mr. Bean’ actor Rowan Atkinson has died is going viral, and it’s spreading a computer virus designed to siphon personal information. Continue reading →

As Donald Trump’s presidency stretches into its second year, democratic socialism has become a significant force in Democratic politics. Continue reading →

Gaza’s militant Hamas rulers said Saturday they had accepted a cease-fire ending a massive Israeli onslaught on militant positions after a soldier was shot dead, once again pulling the sides back from the brink of a full-fledged war. Continue reading →

A cardiologist who once treated former President George H.W. Bush was fatally shot by a fellow bicyclist Friday while riding through a Houston medical complex, and police were trying to determine if the shooting was random or a targeted act. Continue reading →

President Donald Trump said Saturday that his personal lawyer’s taping of their private phone conversations is “totally unheard of & perhaps illegal.” Continue reading →

Nerve agent victim Charlie Rowley has been released from hospital after three weeks of treatment since being poisoned, U.K. officials said Friday. Continue reading →

Provincial premiers talked about how they might take the case for free trade to the U.S. Rob Breakenridge says provinces need to expand internal free trade within Canada first. Continue reading →

The federal government is testing graphic new warnings to wrap around cigarette packages, and the stark message is clear: smoking is bad and it can damage more than your lungs. Continue reading →

Loblaw Companies Ltd. is recalling certain No Name brand chicken nuggets due to possible salmonella contamination Continue reading →

Here’s why, despite a pledge to increase the personal limits on how much booze can be brought across provincial borders, the provinces aren’t going to #FreeTheBeer any time soon. Continue reading →

Russian sources offered an array of unlikely theories to explain a fatal nerve agent exposure in England. Continue reading →

There is still a prevailing myth that women will get bulky if they strength-train and that you control your weight through cardio. Continue reading →

What do the Trump tariffs and Ben Stein have in common? Anyone? Anyone? Continue reading →

U.S. authorities have sentenced 21 people in connection with an India-based call centre scam that bilked Americans of hundreds of millions of dollars.  Continue reading →

Canada’s immigration detention system relies on faulty information and is stacked against detainees, an audit has found. Continue reading →

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

Could the root of emerging challenges be that the public is losing touch with themselves? Could it be that our society is splintering? Continue reading →

“The captain told us ‘don’t worry about grabbing the life jackets, you won’t need them.'” Continue reading →

Authorities say a 4-year-old boy accidentally shot and killed his 2-year-old cousin at a home in Southern California. Continue reading →

A month after a judge awarded over $1 billion in damages to Dow Chemical Canada ULC over a dispute with Nova Chemicals Corporation regarding an Alberta ethylene plant, Nova has filed a notice of appeal as it looks to have the ruling overturned. Continue reading →

The GOP’s national committee selected North Carolina’s largest city over Las Vegas. Continue reading →

Eleven children are among 26 Syrian civilians killed by Russian air strikes on Islamic State territory in the southwestern province of Daraa, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.  Continue reading →

Africanized bees have killed around 1,000 people since they were introduced to Brazil in the 1950s. Continue reading →