The leader of the Islamic State group has called for attacks on Canada and other Western countries in a new audio recording, the first attributed to him in nearly a year. Continue reading →

The band’s 1993 hit song ‘Livin’ on the Edge’ was playing while people entered a venue for Donald Trump’s rally on August 21. Continue reading →

Rodrigo Duterte called off plans to buy 16 helicopters from Canada in February after news that Trudeau was reviewing the deal over human rights concerns. Continue reading →

WestJet is cutting back on flights across its network as it reduces capacity to meet consumer demand while also trying to reverse its first quarterly loss in 13 years. Continue reading →

A report by Buddhist Project Sunshine released Thursday details new accusations against Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche, leader of the Halifax-based Shambhala International community. Continue reading →

Beleaguered Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull warned he will quit on Friday if his disgruntled party continues to try to oust him. Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump dug into his denials of wrongdoing as his White House struggled to manage the fallout from allegations that he orchestrated a campaign cover-up to buy the silence of two women who say they had affairs with him. Continue reading →

Scientists say they’ve found the remains of a prehistoric female whose mother was a Neanderthal and whose father was a Denisovan — two relatives of modern humans. Continue reading →

Is the humped dromedary the source of the next nutrition craze? Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he had asked Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to study South African “land and farm seizures” and “killing of farmers,” prompting Pretoria to accuse Trump of stoking racial divisions. Continue reading →

A knifeman killed his mother and sister in the Paris suburb of Trappes on Thursday and seriously wounded a third person, a French Interior Ministry source said. Continue reading →

The Old Roman Catholic Church in London, Ont., has lost its charity status after federal regulators determined it was controlled by a priest convicted of more than 150 crimes. Continue reading →

It’s the second case involving the actor that a task force is considering. Continue reading →

“There was one holdout,” Continue reading →

A Canadian man has been sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison in the United States for conspiring to send restricted high-tech goods to Iran. Continue reading →

Bennett said his trauma resurfaced after Argento came out as a sexual assault victim herself. Continue reading →

“I think he feels bad for Manafort. They were friends,” said Fox News reporter Ainsley Earhardt. Continue reading →

Trump said the payments made by his former lawyer Michael Cohen don’t constitute a campaign violation because the money came from his personal funds. Continue reading →

“The continuation and further development of the DPRK’s nuclear program and related statements by the DPRK are a cause for grave concern,” said the IAEA. Continue reading →

A Michigan mother says 911 would not send police or fire crews to help after she accidentally locked her baby in a car on a hot day. Continue reading →

The leader of the Islamic State group has called for attacks on Canada and other Western countries in a new audio recording, the first attributed to him in nearly a year. Continue reading →

If the border situation begins to turn public attitudes against immigration in a country with a low fertility rate, guess what? That’s a crisis, writes Matt Gurney. Continue reading →

The Stanley Cup is coming to Humboldt, Sask., to celebrate the strength and resilience of a community still healing from the Broncos bus crash. Continue reading →

Authorities have released video showing the crash of a police helicopter in Arkansas that left one person injured. Continue reading →

Michael Cohen’s guilty plea implicating President Donald Trump in a crime reverberated across the political landscape Wednesday. Continue reading →