Studies have shown that climate change is contributing to how fast glaciers on the world’s tallest mountain are melting. Continue reading →

Are you a twin? And if so, do you know with confidence whether you are an identical or fraternal twin? Continue reading →

Arden Ogg, director of the Cree Literacy Network, says that around Moose Factory, the name can be heard as, “s*** face.” Continue reading →

Franklin was 76 when she died last August of pancreatic cancer. Lawyers and family members said at the time that she had no will, but three handwritten versions were discovered earlier this month. Continue reading →

On Sunday night, viewers finally learned the fate of their favourite characters from Westeros in a slow-paced, pensive finale. Continue reading →

It’s being touted as one of the fastest growing tech conferences in North America, and for the first time Collision will be hosted in Toronto. Continue reading →

A U.N. commission on Monday presented a roadmap to boost economic development in three Central American nations whose poverty and violence now pushes desperate migrants to travel across Mexico to the United States. Continue reading →

Trump’s visit to the key battleground state also came two days after Biden held a campaign rally in Philadelphia, and the former vice president wasn’t far from Trump’s mind. Continue reading →

The administration of President Daniel Ortega said all 100 face charges of “offences against security and the public peace,” which have commonly been applied to participants in anti-government protests that started last year. Continue reading →

An intense storm system that weather forecasters labeled “particularly dangerous” swept through the Southern Plains Monday, spawning a few tornadoes. Continue reading →

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says immigration is a significant reason why Canada’s technology sector has been thriving. Continue reading →

Franklin was 76 when she died last August of pancreatic cancer. Lawyers and family members said at the time that she had no will, but three handwritten versions were discovered earlier this month. Continue reading →

The transcripts are from interviews the panel conducted with Cohen in February and March. The House Intelligence Committee voted to release them 12-7. Continue reading →

North Korea said in a letter to the U.N. that the Trump administration committed “an unlawful and outrageous act” by taking over the ship Wise Honest and moving it to American Samoa. Continue reading →

Two German newspapers published video of the leader of far-right Freedom Party appearing to offer favours to a purported Russian investor. Continue reading →

Trump told reporters as he departed the White House for an event in Pennsylvania that he was willing to have talks with Iran “when they’re ready” but no discussions were going on now. Continue reading →

According to a statement issued on Saturday by Greenpeace Italia, the whale found on the beach of Cefalu is believed to be around seven years old.  Continue reading →

Lightfoot, made history in April when she defeated a longtime political insider to become the first black woman and openly gay person elected to lead Chicago. Continue reading →

The Blue Jays had little chance against the Boston Red Sox on Victoria Day, especially with the way the World Series champions have performed lately. Subtracting rookie sensation Vladimir Guerrero Jr., from Toronto’s lineup didn’t help either. Continue reading →

U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta in Washington also denied a request by Trump to stay his decision pending an appeal. Continue reading →

The laws being challenged include a physician-only measure that bars nurse practitioners and physician’s assistants from performing abortions. Continue reading →

In total, investigators said they identified six emails sent by DeVos on private accounts, including five that involved official agency business. The inquiry concluded that there was no evidence of “active or extensive” use of DeVos’ personal accounts. Continue reading →

The Boston Red Sox crushed the Vladimir Guerrero Jr.-less Toronto Blue Jays on Victoria Day. Continue reading →

The Professional Women’s Hockey Players Association said Monday the paperwork was filed Friday. Continue reading →

Trump is directing former White House counsel Don McGahn to defy a congressional subpoena. Continue reading →

Meng Wanzhou’s said she is “restricted to a limited space” when referring to her house arrest, which drew immediate comparison between her conditions versus the two Canadians detained in solitary confinement in China for a similar length of time. Continue reading →

Are you a twin? And if so, do you know with confidence whether you are an identical or fraternal twin? Continue reading →

Burns was one of four people killed during a shooting spree in Fredericton last August. Continue reading →