In an attempt to clean a mysterious substance with his finger, Eliot Curtis, ingested the hallucinogenic drug through his skin. Continue reading →

The Supreme Court of Canada ordered for Bradley Barton to be retried for manslaughter in the 2011 death of Cindy Gladue in an Edmonton motel room. Continue reading →

Lee Francis Cissna told staff on Friday that his last day would be June 1, according to a copy of the email obtained by The Associated Press. Continue reading →

There is concern Barr will release intelligence backing Trump’s claims the probe was politically motivated, while keeping classified evidence demonstrating the need for the probe. Continue reading →

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U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves made the order to stop the law from taking effect July 1. Reeves is the same judge who struck down a 2018 Mississippi law to ban abortion at 15 weeks. Continue reading →

The video had not been publicly seen until it was aired this month by a Dallas television station, and both lawmakers and Bland’s family say they had also never seen the clip. Continue reading →

Two teams with their eyes on the future showcased a couple of top prospects in the opener of an interleague series on Friday night at Rogers Centre. Continue reading →

Scheer also accused the Liberals of stacking a panel on a media bailout in their favour and celebrated a court ruling blocking British Columbia from restricting oil shipments into the province. Continue reading →

The purpose of Zarif’s visit to Pakistan, where he held talks with his Pakistani counterpart Shah Mehmood Qureshi and also Prime Minister Imran Khan, was not made public. Continue reading →

A state official called the incident a failed escape attempt, but human rights groups described it as a massacre. Continue reading →

Jake Patterson, 21, pleaded guilty in March to two counts of intentional homicide and one count of kidnapping. Continue reading →

Dave Proctor’s attempted speed record across Canada last summer was foiled by a bad back, so the ultramarathoner’s comeback plan is chasing a pair of quirkier running benchmarks. Continue reading →

“Some of these soldiers are people that have fought hard and long,” the president said. “You know, we teach them how to be great fighters, and then when they fight, sometimes they get really treated very unfairly.” Continue reading →

Jody Wilson-Raybould and Jane Philpott say they will make announcements on their political futures on Monday. Continue reading →

Here’s a look how abortion rules were formed in Canada — and whether they could ever face a challenge like the one in the U.S. Continue reading →

The Afghanistan Memorial Hall installed within the security perimeter of military offices in Ottawa will be opened to the public. Continue reading →

Many in Kenya’s vibrant gay community had hoped the court would make history by scrapping the British colonial-era laws and inspiring other countries in Africa to do the same. Continue reading →

“We were all quite surprised,” said an aquarium biologist. “[We] definitely had no idea that we had a pregnant snake.” Continue reading →

Chronic pain sufferer J will share her story on Roy Green’s show on May 26. Continue reading →

Racism and discrimination doesn’t just happen between communities, it also happens within communities, Meera Estrada says. Continue reading →

When Frank Baez arrived in New York, he hardly spoke English. Continue reading →

Protesters – many of them too young to vote – took to the streets Friday across the World to demand tougher action against global warming as the 28-nation bloc elects a new parliament. Continue reading →

According to a post-mortem report, the elderly victim died from “asphyxiation by strangulation.” Continue reading →

YouTube removed the videos but some reports claim they are still easily accessible. Continue reading →