North Korea said that a tweet from Donald Trump amounted to a declaration of war. They’ve made similar claims before. Continue reading →

The new restrictions come just as President Trump’s previous travel ban, which applied to six Muslim-majority countries, expires. Continue reading →

The principal and athletic director of a Denver high school have stepped down after video emerged showing cheerleaders being pushed into splits by their coach during practice. Continue reading →

In a series of tweets Monday, Trump praised the car-racing league for not protesting during the national anthem ahead of a race at New Hampshire Motorspeedway. Continue reading →

However, the directives leave the door open to using information gleaned through torture “to prevent loss of life or significant personal injury.” Continue reading →

The last-gasp Republican drive to tear down President Barack Obama’s health care law essentially died Monday. Continue reading →

“I think there will be more scrutiny, and there better be more self-regulation. Otherwise, I think regulation will be coming.” Continue reading →

A church group returning from an amusement park spotted the child Saturday about 10 feet (3 meters) from the shoulder of Interstate 40 Continue reading →

The Halifax Refugee Clinic says they’ve ‘seen an increase’ in refugees coming to Nova Scotia, out of fear of being discriminated against in the United States. Continue reading →

Much of Puerto Rico, a U.S. territory with a population of 3.4 million, is still without electricity five days after Hurricane Maria struck. Continue reading →

The detectives said they had track records of solid investigative work and stellar performance reviews, but were passed over while white detectives who performed worse were promoted instead. Continue reading →

Historical drama “Hochelaga” has been selected as Canada’s pick for the best foreign-language film category at next year’s Oscars. Continue reading →

The principal and athletic director of a Denver high school have stepped down after video emerged showing cheerleaders being pushed into splits by their coach during practice. Continue reading →

A report by Newsweek says Ivanka Trump used her personal email for White House business in February. Continue reading →

The practice of NFL players standing and saluting the “Star-Spangled Banner” is newer than you think, and was part of a deal by the Department of Defence that saw millions of dollars go to pro sports teams. Continue reading →

Members of the Canadian Search and Disaster Dog Association are in Mexico City helping with the search and rescue efforts. Continue reading →

Health Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor is being urged to support broad research for the use of psychedelic drugs for medical treatments. Continue reading →

Prince Harry and his girlfriend Meghan Markle walked hand in hand through Nathan Philips Square at the Invictus Games in Toronto on Monday. Continue reading →

The protesters were chanting their opposition to a Republican healthcare measure, which they say would cut back on protections given to people with disabilities under Obamacare. Continue reading →

Parents you’re not alone – many families deal with picky eaters. Parenting experts offer tips on how to handle your fussy ones. Continue reading →

The mass execution came after Sunni suicide attacks killed at least 60 people near the southern city of Nassiriya, a Shi’ite area, on Sept. 14. Continue reading →

Canadians who make over $100,000 represent just 8.4 per cent of tax filers, says the CTF, but they are responsible for 52 per cent of income tax revenue collected. Continue reading →

A Belgian court ordered a former politician to visit five Nazi concentration camps and write about his experience as part of his sentence. Continue reading →

About 73 per cent of those surveyed said they regularly check for breast cancer signs. But most couldn’t identify them. Continue reading →

Rev. David Mainse passed away after a five-year battle with myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) leukemia. Continue reading →

Iraqi Kurds are expected to vote overwhelmingly in favour of seeking their own country during a controversial referendum today. Continue reading →

Chelsea Manning tweeted an image of a document appearing to show a decision taken on her application to enter Canada after crossing into Quebec on Sept. 22. Continue reading →