Since the early 2000s, the number of cases of syphilis, chlamydia and gonorrhea have increased significantly among seniors. Continue reading →

Dave Hughes insisted on taking a pay cut so that he and Kate Langbroek would be paid the same. Continue reading →

Justin Trudeau and the late Gord Downie shared a close, emotional friendship. Continue reading →

While the text of Bill 62 does not explicitly refer to the burka or niqab, it is obvious that Muslim women who wear either will be disproportionately affected. Continue reading →

Music historian Alan Cross reflects on the passing of Gord Downie and his impact on Canada. Continue reading →

A speech at the University of Florida on Thursday by avowed white nationalist Richard Spencer prompted the state’s governor to declare a state of emergency in preparation for possible violence. Continue reading →

German authorities are investigating after an Air Berlin pilot aborted his landing at a German airport to make an low pass around the control tower as a way of saying “goodbye” to the bankrupt airline. Continue reading →

The unexplained illness, which lingered for months, bewildered a half-dozen neurologists in the United States. Continue reading →

Channing Tatum’s movie, ‘Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock,’ would have been his co-directorial debut. Continue reading →

Calgary Economic Development has launched a chalk campaign on the streets of Seattle in an effort to woo Amazon to open their second headquarters in Calgary. Continue reading →

According to several accounts, Sears sales representatives told buyers the warranties belonged to separate company. Continue reading →

While the text of Bill 62 does not explicitly refer to the burka or niqab, it is obvious that Muslim women who wear either will be disproportionately affected. Continue reading →

The current status of wildfires that are burning throughout Alberta. Continue reading →

Gilbert Rozon, a giant in the Quebec entertainment industry, is stepping down from various positions amid what he calls “allegations involving him.” Continue reading →

Spain’s government is calling a special Cabinet session for the weekend to activate measures to take control of the region’s semi-autonomous powers. Continue reading →

Since the early 2000s, the number of cases of syphilis, chlamydia and gonorrhea have increased significantly among seniors. Continue reading →

“We need to get down to the urgent work of assessing not just how work will change in Canada but how Canadian workers should prepare.” Continue reading →

The finance minister says he made sure to disclose all his assets to the federal ethics watchdog. Continue reading →

Some Canadian tech leaders have grumbled about the incentives Amazon’s asking for and city proposals are likely to include. Continue reading →

The NFL is not changing its national anthem policy to require players to stand. Continue reading →

Dave Hughes insisted on taking a pay cut so that he and Kate Langbroek would be paid the same. Continue reading →

The Trudeau government has until the end of the year to decide on an offer for Super Hornet fighter jets. Continue reading →

They also slightly lowered the banner of Bill Barilko’s No.5, whose tragic death months after scoring the Stanley Cup-winning overtime goal for Toronto in 1951 inspired the Tragically Hip’s song “Fifty Mission Cap.” Continue reading →

The Dow hit 22,000 on Aug. 2, only 54 trading days earlier. Continue reading →

For the first time in the history of the world’s most famous sled dog race, several of the high-performance animals have tested positive for a prohibited drug. But race officials have refused to name the musher involved. Continue reading →

The latest statistics show that of all children under the age of five who died in 2016, 46 per cent were under 28 days old. That’s up from 41 per cent in 2000. Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly offered the father of an American soldier who was killed in action $25,000, but he didn’t follow through on the promise until a newspaper started asking questions about it. Continue reading →