A Canadian national and four other people suspected of helping extremist gunmen stage a deadly attack in the Kenyan capital this week appeared in court on Friday Continue reading →

A hooligan in Kentucky tried to destroy a massive, nine-foot tall snowman using a truck, but failed horribly after not realizing good-old Frosty was built over a tree stump. Continue reading →

A man in Iowa, who may or may not have a lot of time on his hands, won $1 on a scratch ticket and drove all the way down to lottery headquarters and insisted on being paid out with a massive novelty cheque. Continue reading →

‘Grey’s Anatomy’ once again left its audience in tears after a beloved character passed away. Continue reading →

A photo of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his family was spotted on a random billboard in Kentucky, promoting a local canoe outfitting business — and no, it’s not a selfie. Continue reading →

The group dug under a steel barrier in seven spots about 10 miles (16 kilometres) east of a border crossing in San Luis and made no effort to elude immigration agents. They included 176 children. Continue reading →

The event will be the fourth stop Trudeau is making in a cross-country town hall tour, the previous three in St. Catharines, Ont., Kamloops, B.C. and Regina, Sask. Continue reading →

The boy said he had been testing the shoreline to see if it would hold before walking out onto the frozen water, but the ice eventually gave way. Continue reading →

Canadian rules are tight. Vodka can only be made from grain or potatoes, must be filtered through charcoal and must be as colourless and odourless as possible. Continue reading →

The cats were rescued after a woman passing by heard meows coming from inside the boxes. Continue reading →

A new report found that sugar intake for Canadians has decreased overall, but there are still several concerns. Continue reading →

Officers found 4.76 kilograms of cocaine in 33 small bags hidden among 1,200 bags of vegetable charcoal at the Port of Halifax on Nov. 16, 2018. Continue reading →

The FTC reportedly is considering hitting Facebook with a penalty that would top its previous record fine of $22.5 million. Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to veto any legislation that “weakens the protection of human life.” Continue reading →

Even if you’re in good shape, research shows there are age-related factors that affect all seniors. Continue reading →

The ‘Summer of 69’ singer will embark on a nine-date Canadian tour next week. Continue reading →

Officers say they began working with the FBI last August to investigate the organization and the 46-year-old Toronto-area man who allegedly headed it up. Continue reading →

Just this week, one of the workers found a monkey doll and a racist drawing near his work station, said attorney Michelle Vocht. Continue reading →

‘When that sketch came out, we was in Chicago at a Common show and his goons bust in my room,” Dave Chappelle said. Continue reading →

The announcement came at the White House Friday after Trump met with a North Korean envoy. Continue reading →

Canadian man is accused of performing indecent acts on a flight from Hong Kong to Australia. Continue reading →

Milo, a five-week-old hound, underwent surgery to correct a rare condition that caused the dog’s front paws to face upward instead of its pads and claws downward. Continue reading →

Mariah Carey’s former assistant claims that Stella Bulohchnikov, the singer’s former manager, would hold her down and urinate on her. Continue reading →

The TSB says a fire on board a WestJet flight last June was caused by spare e-cigarette lithium-ion batteries that a passenger failed to declare in his checked baggage. Continue reading →

This is neither a “we hate men” campaign nor is this an attack on masculinity. This Gillette ad is condemning toxic masculinity — there’s a big difference, writes Meera Solanki Estrada. Continue reading →

The Democratic chairmen of two House committees pledged Friday to investigate a report that U.S. President Donald Trump directed his personal attorney Michael Cohen to lie to Congress. Continue reading →

Canada’s government is not providing B.C.’s government with information on organized crime money-laundering, a B.C. minister says. Continue reading →

A former Miami hotel worker has been awarded more than $28 million after her boss repeatedly attempted to make her work Sundays despite her religious beliefs. Continue reading →