Studies have shown that climate change is contributing to how fast glaciers on the world’s tallest mountain are melting. Continue reading →

On Sunday night, viewers finally learned the fate of their favourite characters from Westeros in a slow-paced, pensive finale. Continue reading →

The Times said the transactions, some of which involved Trump’s now-defunct foundation, set off alerts in a computer system designed to detect illicit activity, according to the former bank employees. Continue reading →

U.S. scientists recently released photos that show the adult known as J17 has deteriorated in health since she was assessed last fall. Continue reading →

The laws being challenged include a physician-only measure that bars nurse practitioners and physician’s assistants from performing abortions. Continue reading →

In total, investigators said they identified six emails sent by DeVos on private accounts, including five that involved official agency business. The inquiry concluded that there was no evidence of “active or extensive” use of DeVos’ personal accounts. Continue reading →

The Boston Red Sox crushed the Vladimir Guerrero Jr.-less Toronto Blue Jays on Victoria Day. Continue reading →

The Professional Women’s Hockey Players Association said Monday the paperwork was filed Friday. Continue reading →

Trump is directing former White House counsel Don McGahn to defy a congressional subpoena. Continue reading →

Meng Wanzhou’s said she is “restricted to a limited space” when referring to her house arrest, which drew immediate comparison between her conditions versus the two Canadians detained in solitary confinement in China for a similar length of time. Continue reading →

Are you a twin? And if so, do you know with confidence whether you are an identical or fraternal twin? Continue reading →

Burns was one of four people killed during a shooting spree in Fredericton last August. Continue reading →

Internet voting — or i-voting —has been available since 2005 in the nation that gave the world Skype, and the percentage of voters using the internet to cast ballots has increased with each election, reaching 44 per cent of voters in a national election in March. Continue reading →

Documents from the Privy Council Office obtained through the access-to-information law, show that as of last year, 55.5 per cent of appointees to federal agencies, boards and organizations were women, slightly above their proportion in the Canadian population. Continue reading →

Co-created with landscape artists Andree Davies and Adam White, Kate’s “Back to Nature Garden” includes a rope swing, a tree house and a stream with waterfalls. Continue reading →

Muhlaysia Booker was pronounced dead at the scene and died from “homicidal violence,” authorities said. Continue reading →

In a memo to employees sent Monday, CEO Jim Hackett said the fourth wave of the restructuring will start on Tuesday, with the majority of U.S. cuts being finished by May 24. Continue reading →

This follows days of heightened tensions sparked by the Trump administration’s deployment of bombers and an aircraft carrier to the Persian Gulf over still-unspecified threats from Iran. Continue reading →

Protester said he threw the banana-and-salted caramel Five Guys shake to protest Farage’s “bile and racism.” Continue reading →

An estimated 60 per cent of North Korean girls and women in China are trafficked into the sex trade. Continue reading →

Volodymyr Zelenskiy justified his contentious decision to dissolve the parliament on the grounds it has become a hotbed of self-enrichment. Continue reading →

Canada and the U.S. reached a deal Friday to lift those tariffs and they were physically removed today. Continue reading →

A Paris police spokeswoman said a team of firefighters including a climbing specialist was on the scene. Continue reading →

Swedish authorities on Monday issued a request for a detention order against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Continue reading →

In a series of Tweets early Monday, Trump described the reporting as “phony”. Continue reading →

China accused the United States on Monday of harboring “extravagant expectations” for a trade deal, underlining the gulf between the two sides as U.S. action against China’s technology giant Huawei began hitting the global tech sector. Continue reading →

Google said Monday its basic services on Huawei smartphones still will function following U.S. sales curbs, but the Chinese tech giant faces the possible loss of other features and support. Continue reading →

Studies have shown that climate change is contributing to how fast glaciers on the world’s tallest mountain are melting. Continue reading →

“I think we’re here as a beacon to tell a message about what’s happening to our environment, and I see that as as probably the most important role of a beekeeper nowadays.” Continue reading →