Saskatchewan RCMP say they have made an arrest in relation to an Amber Alert that ended earlier this week. Continue reading →

A lot has happened since Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took office in 2015. Here’s how his government’s tax and benefits changes add up. Continue reading →

Ottawa police won’t be laying charges in an alleged racially-charged incident that occurred in the parking lot of a west-end plaza. Continue reading →

The former president campaigned in Philadelphia with two leading Democrats running for re-election, Gov. Tom Wolf and U.S. Sen. Bob Casey. Continue reading →

Saskatchewan RCMP say they have made an arrest in relation to an Amber Alert that ended earlier this week. Continue reading →

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Trump lashed out against the Justice Department at a rally in Missouri Friday after reports that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein discussed secretly recording the president. Continue reading →

The attack happened on Caletilla beach, one of the places most frequented by tourists in the Pacific resort city, which is one of the most violent regions in the country. Continue reading →

Survivors responded with fury Friday to President Donald Trump’s remarks that Christine Blasey Ford, the accuser of Judge Brett Kavanaugh, would surely have reported the assault to police “immediately” if the attack was “as bad as she says.” Continue reading →

Key conditions of Brett Kavanaugh’s accuser were rejected Friday, leaving her until Monday to decide to testify about her claim of sexual assault before the Senate panel votes on Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court nomination. Continue reading →

Darren Anderson lost his battle with PTSD on Sept. 15. On Friday, the Strathcona County firefighter was honoured in the House of Commons. Continue reading →

The Trump administration will begin taxing $200 billion in Chinese goods starting Monday. The tariffs will start at 10 per cent and rise to 25 per cent in 2019. Continue reading →

Trump Jr. suggested in a tweet that the deputy attorney general wrote the op-ed that criticized the Trump administration after a report that he tried to gain support to invoke the 25th Amendment. Continue reading →

Nearly two months after the Danforth shooting, eyewitness accounts reveal new details about the night of the tragedy and have been made public for the first time. Continue reading →

The agency estimates that the amount spent on legal pot during the fourth quarter could range between $816 million and $1.02 billion. Continue reading →

White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett said that the U.S. may have to move ahead without Canada with the October 1 deadline looming. Continue reading →

Construction on the pipeline expansion won’t start for at least six months, one expert said. Continue reading →

Democrats are trying to oust Republicans in four U.S. House districts and more than a dozen state legislative seats in the Philadelphia area alone. Continue reading →

The as-yet-untitled Joker film is scheduled for release in October of next year. Continue reading →

Mark Steines, who hosted ‘Home & Family’ for six years, claims he was fired in May in retaliation for reporting sexual harassment. Continue reading →

‘Piano & a Microphone 1983’ is the first posthumous album released by the Prince estate, featuring material from his vault. Continue reading →

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein allegedly made the comments to Justice Department members following the firing of former FBI director James Comey. Continue reading →

A World Anti-Doping Agency investigator suspects there are “loopholes” in WADA’s deal to reinstate Russia. Continue reading →

Canada’s natural resources minister says millions of dollars in subsidies for a Nova Scotia tidal project is just one of the coming announcements as Ottawa boosts riskier forms of renewable energy. Continue reading →

Experts have also said “normal poop” may come down to looking at the smell, type and colour. Continue reading →