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 →

It will be one of Beverley McLachlin’s last public speeches as she gets set to retire in mid-December after 28 years on the Supreme Court of Canada and almost 18 years as chief justice. Continue reading →

Finance Minister Bill Morneau says he will deliver a fall economic update Tuesday to document the recent strong growth in the Canadian economy. Continue reading →

Kelly is the most senior U.S. military officer to lose a child in Iraq or Afghanistan. Continue reading →

If your partner is suddenly too busy to spend time with you, it could be a bigger problem in the relationship. Continue reading →

Lulu’s departure from the prestigious job was announced in a “Pupdate” by the agency Wednesday. Continue reading →

A pleasant September night in Edmonton came to a tragic halt when five people, including a policeman, were injured following a terrorist attack that played out across the city. Continue reading →

A Canadian lawyer is refusing to be brushed off by American Airlines after an agent allegedly tried to overcharge her for checking her curling broom and for discrediting the game. Continue reading →

Some public health units in England have decided to withhold non-urgent surgeries to patients with a high BMI until they lose weight. Continue reading →

Steve Irwin’s widow Terri, along with his children Bindi and Robert, will be creating — what else? — TV shows about nature. Continue reading →

The law, passed by the province’s Liberal government, requires residents giving and receiving services to do so with their faces uncovered. Continue reading →

“When it’s launched, it could land here just moments later,” said a villager in Erimo, Japan. “There’s nowhere to hide.” Continue reading →

Calling it a North American first, the Quebec government passed legislation Wednesday forbidding anyone from receiving or giving a public service with their face covered – and even while riding the bus. Continue reading →

Finance Minister Bill Morneau has confirmed he will be placing his personal assets in a blind trust, and will ultimately divest “all of my and my family’s assets in Morneau Shepell” to ensure he is “completely free of conflict.” Continue reading →

The justices also ruled that deciding whether a permanent resident is inadmissible to Canada depends on the maximum sentence on the books at the time they committed the offence. Continue reading →

CIA Director Mike Pompeo’s remarks appeared to be the first time a U.S. official has publicly stated that the family spent their captivity in Pakistan. Continue reading →

The 28-year-old Utah woman told police she doesn’t remember taking a man’s credit card while he was having a seizure. Continue reading →

The U.N. atomic watchdog chief says his inspectors have yet to encounter problems with Iran a week after U.S. President Donald Trump refused to certify that Tehran was complying with a 2015 nuclear deal. Continue reading →

A Quebec man is trying to sue an airline after he was allegedly served sparkling wine instead of champagne on a flight. Continue reading →

Former actor Kathrine McKee accused Bill Cosby of raping her in a Detroit hotel room in 1974, and defaming her decades later. Continue reading →

The operation, which includes participation of police forces across the country, has undercover officers posing as potential clients in the escort sex trade. 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 →