The race Ontario election is heating up as a new poll shows the New Democrats gaining momentum and Progressive Conservatives losing ground. Continue reading →

The marriage between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on Saturday was hard to miss as thousands of images splashed across social media and on television. Continue reading →

The images were captured by photographer Alexi Lubomirski at Windsor Castle. Continue reading →

You’ll probably get a refund. Whether you’ll get anything more in compensation depends on where you’re flying. Continue reading →

An area of the north lawn near the fence has been cordoned off with pylons and police tape. Continue reading →

A reporter and cameraman with a local television station filmed the moose lunging at the cyclist, knocking him off his bike. Continue reading →

India’s white-marble Taj Mahal is turning yellow and green as the 17th century mausoleum weathers filthy air in the world’s eighth-most polluted city. Continue reading →

Yes, gluten sensitivity is real and no, it’s not all about wanting to drop a few pounds. Continue reading →

Police in Florida are responding to an active shooting at an apartment complex in Panama City. Continue reading →

John Cena, 41, and Nikki Bella, 34, were spotted out together for the first time since their break up on Saturday in San Diego, Calif. Continue reading →

Some fad diets really put an emphasis on meat, but is that healthy and are you getting the most benefits out of protein with these diets? Continue reading →

Political parties are not allowed to sell the information they get on voters from Elections Canada but if they did, the nominee for Chief Electoral Officer said, officials would have no way of knowing whether they broke the rules. Continue reading →

The world’s first floating nuclear power plant is fuelling up for its inaugural mission in the Russian Arctic, despite misgivings among some who have dubbed it a “nuclear Titanic.” Continue reading →

Japan takes the top spot with the country’s passport-holders being able to access 189 other nations without a visa. Continue reading →

A Canadian who says he was unfairly imprisoned in Ethiopia in abysmal conditions for more than a decade wants an independent review of Ottawa’s actions in his case. Continue reading →

A moose was found covered up to its head in mud on May 19 in Grande Prairie, Alta. Continue reading →

New legislation to overhaul Canadian family law proposes doing away with terms like ‘custody’ to try and quell parental conflict. Continue reading →

Faith Rodgers says that she believes the now 51-year-old singer “pursues teenage/underage” girls and “lures” them into engaging in sex acts. Continue reading →

They created a group called “Les Courageuses”and alleged Rozon abused at least 20 women between 1982 and 2016. Continue reading →

Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg apologized to European Union lawmakers on Tuesday, as the social media giant continues damage-control after a massive data scandal. Continue reading →

Residents in Lake Worth, Fla., received an alarming message during a power outage Sunday evening, warning people to be on the lookout for zombies.  Continue reading →

The allegations were made by a former backup singer Kaya Jones, who also claimed that the girls were “drugged” and that Robin Antin was “responsible” for their treatment. Continue reading →

Donald Trump wants to dismiss or postpone the case until after his presidency. Continue reading →

Dimitrios Pagourtzis is being held in the Galveston County jail on capital murder charges. Continue reading →

The move is a reversal of an Obama-era law from 2015, which prohibited some sports hunting practices in Alaska’s national preserves. Continue reading →

The assault allegedly occurred at the Halifax Alehouse between 2:30 a.m. and 3 a.m. on April 21. Police were alerted to the assault later that afternoon.  Continue reading →

The U.K. government is trying to get its hands on a £475-million fund that’s supposed to remain untouched until it can pay off the entire national debt. Continue reading →