It’s unusual for large parts of Canada to experience the same weather like we have been recently. Continue reading →

Douglas County police in Colorado say one officer was killed and at least four other officers were injured during an early morning shooting on New Year’s Eve. Continue reading →

From eyeball tattoos, to second-degree burns and even a dirty makeup brush – these were the lifestyle decisions that ended unfortunately. Continue reading →

Spectacular fireworks have lit up the skies in Hong Kong, Australia and elsewhere in Asia as revelers ring in 2018. A look at how people around the world are marking the end of the year: Continue reading →

Our favourite lifestyle experts share their top tips to help you live your best life in 2018. Continue reading →

Police work and the military may be the first professions that come to mind when thinking about dangerous jobs, but they don’t even make the list. Continue reading →

A coach’s demand leaves cheerleaders sobbing in pain. A quick-thinking driver staves off a bear attack. A dog helps save a baby deer. These and more are the top videos of 2017. Continue reading →

Our favourite lifestyle experts share their top tips to help you live your best life in 2018. Continue reading →

A coach’s demand leaves cheerleaders sobbing in pain. A quick-thinking driver staves off a bear attack. A dog helps save a baby deer. These and more are the top videos of 2017. Continue reading →

Five of the six people killed were British nationals. Continue reading →

The number of loggers killed in a Boko Haram attack in northeast Nigeria has risen to 25 following the discovery of more victims, survivors and militias said on Sunday.  Continue reading →

Kim said the U.S. would never be able to start a war against North Korea now that his country has the capability to strike the U.S. mainland. Continue reading →

The Iranian government’s main challenge is to find a way to suppress the uprising without provoking more anger. Continue reading →

Police said all cars inside the multi-story Kings Dock car park, which has a capacity of 1,600 vehicles, had been destroyed, and owners should contact their insurance companies. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Trudeau is calling on Canadians to put the values he says unite the country – openness, compassion, equality and inclusion – into practice heading into the new year. Continue reading →

Trump is spending New Year’s Eve in Palm Beach, Florida, where his Mar-a-Lago resort is located. Continue reading →

Northern Michigan’s Lake Superior State University released its 43rd annual List of Words Banished from the Queen’s English for Misuse, Overuse and General Uselessness. Continue reading →

The Costa Rican government says that a plane with 10 foreigners and two local crew members has crashed in a wooded area. Continue reading →

The popular messaging app suffered a global outage for about an hour on Sunday before the problem was fixed. Continue reading →

The girl faces charges of criminal homicide in a juvenile court. Continue reading →

Here are some tips for starting the new year without racking up a huge transportation bill.  Continue reading →

Scooter — a miniature poodle — has been awarded the top spot in the 2017 Grand Master Obedience Trial. Continue reading →

South Korean authorities have seized a Panama-flagged vessel suspected of transferring oil products to North Korea in violation of international sanctions, a customs official said on Sunday. Continue reading →

Authorities now suspect foul play after an exhaustive search has failed to find any physical evidence. Continue reading →

It’s unusual for large parts of Canada to experience the same weather like we have been recently. Continue reading →

Spectacular fireworks have lit up the skies in Hong Kong, Australia and elsewhere in Asia as revelers ring in 2018. A look at how people around the world are marking the end of the year: Continue reading →

Here’s a look at some of most compelling news images of 2017 Continue reading →

Nathan Cullen has earned a reputation for thunderous, scathing critiques of the governing Liberals in question period, and for even more pithy soundbites given to reporters in the foyer outside. Continue reading →

Taking stock of what has proven to be a busy year in 2017, Perry Bellegarde tells Vassy Kapelos that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his cabinet are “moving in the right direction.” Continue reading →

The TTC tweeted around 4:30 a.m. Sunday that the 510 Spadina streetcar is being forced to turn back northbound at Spadina and Queens Quay due to a stalled vehicle inside the tunnel. Continue reading →