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A Fredericton art exhibition, put on by the Multicultural Association of Fredericton, features pieces by over 100 people from 30 countries that centre around the word, 'Home.'

<p> As US plans Afghanistan withdrawal, more attention will be directed at Pakistan <p>ISLAMABAD - As the U.S. looks ahead to its phased withdrawal from Afghanistan, even more attention is being directed toward Pakistan, where Obama administration officials say al-Qaida and its allies are still plotting at</p>

The victims of a mass shooting in Toronto's Greektown have cleared their first legal hurdle in a proposed class-action suit against the manufacturer of the gun used by the killer.

"A lot of the healing has occurred, but we all know that when things heal, there are still scars that are left."

Five Islamic extremists attacked a hotel at dawn Sunday in the capital, Mogadishu, killing at least six people and injuring 10, before all the assailants were killed, a police official said.

Two PC candidates and one Ontario Liberal currently hold places around the council table are campaigning to win seats in the Ontario legislature.

For those directly involved in a tragic incident like the Greektown shooting, the most prevalent emotions expressed are usually anger, fear and guilt.

Police haven't said anything publicly about Danforth gunman Faisal Hussain's pistol, but from what we know he almost certainly obtained it illegally.

Through tears, Ward 29 Toronto-Danforth Coun. Mary Fragedakis told council the scene Sunday night was unlike anything she had ever witnessed before.

The lone gunman who opened fire in Toronto Sunday night carved a path of chaos through a neighbourhood best known for its popular Greek restaurants and trendy cafes.

One of the victim's of Sunday night's shooting on the Danforth has been identified by friends and family as 18-year-old Reese Fallon.

Durham police have also responded to the mass shooting with the hashtag #TorontoStrong.

The Toronto Blue Jays held a moment of silence before Monday night's game while the words "The Danforth #TorontoStrong" appeared on a scoreboard.

In cataloguing every detail about the Danforth shooter's struggle with mental health, we run the risk of conflating mental health issues with acts of violence.

The mass shooting in Toronto that killed two young girls and injured another 13 has reignited debate about handgun control in Canada.

The response to Sunday's shooting in Toronto is a mixture of wonderful and stupid. Sadly, the stupid will outlast the wonderful, Matt Gurney says.

“Ten years ago when he was in my class and I asked him what does he want to do. He said, ‘Oh, I want to kill someone.'"

The incident took place less than two hours before business owners and workers lined the sidewalks of the Danforth in memory of the victims and in support of all those affected by the mass shooting.

Police said 16 people were shot in total, eight men and eight women, including the alleged gunman, who investigators said was a 29-year-old man.

A report from the Ontario's SIU says the Danforth shooter decided to kill himself rather than surrender to police.