The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) announced Sunday that it will begin rotating strikes on Monday morning at 12:01 a.m. in Victoria, Edmonton and Windsor, and at 1:01 a.m. in Halifax. Continue reading →

Six people were injured Sunday in a shooting that took place five blocks away from TIAA Bank Field in Jacksonville, Florida.  Continue reading →

But just because legalization has happened doesn’t mean the work is done. Continue reading →

Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer hasn’t promised to keep cannabis legal if elected prime minister — would it be possible for him to reverse legalization? Continue reading →

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is marking the one-year countdown to the 2019 election by targeting the Liberal government’s record on everything from carbon taxes, to ethics, to budgetary deficits. Continue reading →

The Flames had lost on their last six visits to Madison Square Garden, but their speed and opportunistic play was superior to the Rangers on Sunday. Continue reading →

The apology follows a five-year inquiry into child sexual abuse which delved into more than 8,000 cases of sexual misconduct largely committed at religious and state-run institutions. Continue reading →

Matthew Bouffard, 29, of Toronto, was initially charged with aggravated assault and police say his charges will be re-evaluated following the results of the post-mortem. Continue reading →

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Bombardier is suing Mitsubishi Aircraft in the United States over alleged trade secret misappropriation. Continue reading →

Michael Avenatti, a lawyer for adult film actress Stormy Daniels, was asked about his presidential aspirations on Saturday at a Comic-Con For Politics event in Los Angeles. Continue reading →

Mexico’s president-elect says he is suggesting to U.S. President Donald Trump that the United States, Canada and Mexico jointly tackle migration by agreeing to invest in development. Continue reading →

The organisation SOS Homophobie is calling on the government to launch an anti-homophobia campaign and to offer training to policemen on how to deal with victims. Continue reading →

If Prince Mohammed bin Salman ascends the throne, he could be in power for decades, longer than any other royal since Saudi Arabia’s founding in 1932. Continue reading →

They would strip official recognition of transgender people by creating a narrow definition of gender as being only male or female and unchangeable once it is determined at birth, The New York Times reported on Sunday. Continue reading →

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) announced Sunday that it will begin rotating strikes on Monday morning at 12:01 a.m. in Victoria, Edmonton and Windsor, and at 1:01 a.m. in Halifax. Continue reading →

The Law and Justice party won some 32.3 per cent of votes for provincial assemblies, compared with 26.9 per cent in a vote four years earlier. Continue reading →

Six people were injured Sunday in a shooting that took place five blocks away from TIAA Bank Field in Jacksonville, Florida.  Continue reading →

Jordan said on Sunday it would not extend the 25-year deal that allows Israel to use two tracts of territory along its border just as Israel said it was still planning to negotiate an extension. Continue reading →

About 30 people were taken to local hospitals after the center of the floor caved in at a clubhouse near the South Carolina university. Continue reading →

“Unfortunately, a huge and grave mistake was made and I assure them that those responsible will be held accountable for this,” Saudi foreign minister Adel al-Jubeir said on Fox News Sunday. Continue reading →

The migrants marched on through Mexico like a rag tag army of the poor, shouting triumphantly slogans like “Si se pudo!” or “Yes, we could!” Continue reading →

Foreigners sold a net $1.07 billion in Saudi stocks in the week ending Oct. 18, exchange data showed on Sunday – one of the biggest selloffs since the market opened to direct foreign buying in mid-2015. Continue reading →

Two Toronto lawyers launched MKM group to help those who play video games professionally get an even footing in negotiations. Continue reading →

Every year since 1994, sheep farmers have paraded their livestock through the city, along a route that once cut through undeveloped countryside on their way to winter grazing pastures in southern Spain. Continue reading →

But just because legalization has happened doesn’t mean the work is done. Continue reading →

The former ambassador of Canada to Saudi Arabia says sanctioning the kingdom for the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi would not be effective. Continue reading →

The latest attack comes after two medical agents with the Congolese army were shot dead — the first time health workers have been killed by rebels in this Ebola outbreak. Continue reading →