The victim is a man in his 50s who recently travelled to Wuhan, China. Continue reading →

The Washington State Department of Transportation tweeted traffic camera photos of a shape resembling the mythical Bigfoot or Sasquatch. Continue reading →

TD says it will add unpaid interest charges to cardholders’ balances at the end of each statement period beginning in March. Continue reading →

MacKay, who served in a number of portfolios under prime minister Stephen Harper, made the announcement at the Museum of Industry in Stellarton, N.S. Continue reading →

Food contaminated with sanitizer may not look or smell spoiled, however, consumption may cause symptoms such as nausea, upset stomach or vomiting. Continue reading →

The Philippine archipelago lies in the so-called Pacific “Ring of Fire,” a seismically fragile region around the ocean basin, where most of the world’s earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur. Continue reading →

Public health officials say the risk of an outbreak remains low and that the health care system is working as planned. Continue reading →

The recording contradicts the president’s statements that he did not know the Giuliani associates Lev Parnas or Igor Fruman, key figures in the Ukraine investigation who were indicted last year on campaign finance charges. Continue reading →

The Canadian Forces say a CC-17 Globemaster is leaving Monday. Continue reading →

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The victim is a man in his 50s who recently travelled to Wuhan, China. Continue reading →

The Conservative leadership convention is taking place in Toronto on June 27. Continue reading →

Scheer declined to comment on questions surrounding his use of party funds to pay for his children’s schooling. Continue reading →

Trump’s opponents are doubting the viability of any plan since there’s been little-to-no input from the Palestinians, who have rejected it before its release. Continue reading →

The peace plan is expected to be extremely favourable to Israel and offer it control over large parts of the West Bank. Continue reading →

“I know my heart is going to bleed inside, but I will be strong. I’ll do my best.” Continue reading →

In offering occasional support for Sanders, Trump is taking a page out of his own playbook, betting that the Democratic divisions that helped him win the White House. Continue reading →

A planned march on Saturday began peacefully but then saw a repeat of violence that has marked recent protests against a political class that demonstrators say has plunged the country into its worst crisis in decades. Continue reading →

The Iraqi president’s office said peaceful coexistence between Muslims and Christians was the only way to eradicate extremism. Continue reading →

NPR reporter Mary Louise Kelly said on Friday that Pompeo cursed at her and repeatedly “used the F-word” in a shouted diatribe after she questioned him about Ukraine and the ousted American ambassador to Kiev during a nine-minute interview. Continue reading →

The mortality rate for the coronavirus is currently thought to be less than 5 per cent, whereas it was double that for SARS. Continue reading →

Joshua Wall, 26, had vanished after leaving his home for a friend’s house in nearby Marysvale as the massive snowstorm struck the province. Continue reading →

China’s leader on Saturday called the accelerating spread of a new virus a grave situation, as cities from the outbreak’s epicenter in central China to Hong Kong scrambled to stop the spread of coronavirus. Continue reading →

China’s National Health Commission reported the death toll from the new coronavirus has climbed to 41, with the number of people infected rising to 1,287. Continue reading →

The new coronavirus — from a family of viruses that also caused the deadly SARS epidemic in 2002-03 — didn’t stop everyone from going to temples, but many wore face masks as protection. Continue reading →

Africa has not had an infestation like this in a quarter-century, destroying farmland and threatening an already vulnerable region with devastating hunger. Continue reading →

On Saturday, O’Toole released a video on social media announcing his campaign. Continue reading →

One protester was killed and 44 wounded when security forces fired tear gas and live rounds to disperse them from nearby Baghdad’s Khilani Square, as clearance operations were underway, medical and security officials said. Continue reading →

It would be rather disastrous for Canada to suddenly decide we’re not on board with the new NAFTA at this point, Rob Breakenridge says. Continue reading →