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Ontario Premier Doug Ford said the group sounded like 'radical rights' and 'yahoos' when he was asked about their criticism. They say they want more serious policy.

Police are investigating a burned car in Montreal that may be linked to the brazen killing of organized crime figure Bobby Theologou in Laval.

Both the NFL team and the MLB team have had their new names for years, and neither has plans to go back.

A U.S. Federal Election Commission form, dated Sunday, lists 1 Rocket Road in Hawthorne, California – the headquarters of Musk’s Space X – as the headquarters of the America Party.

The announcement from Musk comes after President Donald Trump signed a tax-cut and spending bill into law on Friday, which the Tesla CEO firmly opposed.

It's Stampede season in Calgary and the festivities kicked off Thursday morning wit the traditional "First Flip" pancake breakfast featuring a who's who of local politicians.

News that Quebec auteur Denis Villeneuve will direct the next James Bond movie adds yet another Canadian tie to the blockbuster franchise about a British secret service hero.

It's almost a universal feeling — the anxiety and despair you might experience while looking at your investments right now.

'James' Kuang Chi Wan, an ex-International Civil Aviation Organization deputy director, is suspected of defying an arms embargo to help China sell Libya weapons for financial gain.

Google gives an early look at how it's trying to change the gender disparity in its own workforce by launching a campaign Thursday called "Made with Code."

Sunni militants captured a key city Monday, as graphic photos were posted that appeared to show fighters massacring Iraqi soldiers.

The U.K. has been secretly gathering communications data from American Internet giants with the help of fellow spooks at the U.S. National Security Agency, the Guardian newspaper reported Friday, a demonstration of the international scope of America's top-secret espionage program.

Americans were outraged Thursday that the biggest wireless carrier in the United States, Verizon, is providing the feds with logs of customer phone calls, but politicians brushed off their concerns by pointing out the practice has been in place for seven years and is aimed at nabbing terrorists.

With every phone call they make and every Web excursion they take, people are leaving a digital trail of revealing data that can be tracked by profit-seeking companies and terrorist-hunting government officials.

With two explosive leaks this week about the Obama administration's widespread surveillance practices, questions now turn to who's responsible for providing the information to the media amid already tense relations between the White House and journalists.

Reports that U.S. authorities have been trawling for data from the biggest companies on the internet have so rattled Canada's Privacy Commissioner, she's seeking clarity from the country's cryptologic agency to find out what this means for Canadians.

U.S. surveillance program leak Edward Snowden is reported to be in hiding and looking for a country where he can claim asylum. Global News takes a look at a few of the countries that have taken in people fleeing prosecution.

Instead of attending the Oscars, many black celebrities attended an event in Flint, Mich. to raise money for those impacted by tainted water.

Frustration over passwords is as common across the age brackets as the little reminder notes on which people often write them.