Clickbait stories about Sidney Crosby lead to dodgy fake news sites hawking a supplement. Continue reading →

The tributes and memorials were incredible and showed the impact that Gord Downie and John Dunsworth had on people. Continue reading →

A story of bedbugs crawling out of airplane seats has raised questions over how often planes are cleaned. Continue reading →

HIV isn’t as scary as it once was, but HIV-positive people continue to instil fear in our society. Continue reading →

It’s not surprising bedbugs are finding their way onto commercial aircrafts, one expert said. Continue reading →

Justin Trudeau said when he first heard of the appointment he thought it was a “bad April Fool’s joke.” Continue reading →

Britain’s Evening Standard newspaper has apologized to Solange Knowles for digitally altering an image of the singer on the cover of its magazine. Continue reading →

Donald Trump says the end of the Islamic State “is in sight” after the militant group was driven out of Raqqa, its self-declared capital in Syria. Continue reading →

When an Australian journalist wanted to find out how to correctly pronounce the name of New Zealand’s incoming prime minister, he – unknowingly – went straight to the top. Continue reading →

The female suspect allegedly told an NBC affiliate that she assaulted the teacher, but not with a brick. Continue reading →

A Montreal bus driver who was seen covering his face and honking to support protesters of the province’s controversial Bill 62, which would force people to have their faces uncovered to receive services, could face sanctions for his actions. Continue reading →

The government statement called the Oct. 16 car bomb slaying of Daphne Caruana Galizia a “case of extraordinary importance.” Continue reading →

Bombardier’s strategic C Series partnership with Airbus should put it on stronger financial footing but it remains unclear what fate awaits its other commercial aircraft. Continue reading →

Donald Trump announced that he will allow the release of the long-awaited “JFK” files but gave himself an out clause. Continue reading →

Being able to participate in Canadian society and being exposed to the open discussions that can and should occur about religion and gender equality, is a much more effective way of countering the kind of ideology that spawns the niqab. Continue reading →

Steve Bannon’s scathing remarks on Friday night amounted to a retort to a Bush speech in New York earlier this week Continue reading →

Unwilling to put the tussling behind, President Donald Trump on Saturday jabbed back at the Democratic lawmaker who has slammed him for his words of condolence to a military widow, calling Rep. Frederica Wilson “wacky” and contending she is “killing” her party. Continue reading →

The British government said Mugabe’s appointment was “surprising and disappointing” and added that it risked overshadowing the WHO’s global work. Continue reading →

The tributes and memorials were incredible and showed the impact that Gord Downie and John Dunsworth had on people. Continue reading →

Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy says he wants the Senate to give him direct power to dissolve the regional Catalan government and to call an early election as soon as possible. Continue reading →

Clickbait stories about Sidney Crosby lead to dodgy fake news sites hawking a supplement. Continue reading →

At least 52 Egyptian police and conscripts were killed and six more wounded in a gun battle on Friday during a raid on a suspected militant hideout in the western desert, three security sources said. Continue reading →

The five-day drills that ended Friday involved fighter jets, helicopters and 40 naval ships and submarines from the two countries training for potential North Korean aggression. Continue reading →

HIV isn’t as scary as it once was, but HIV-positive people continue to instil fear in our society. Continue reading →

The notion of Chinese power over North Korea is so tantalizing that President Donald Trump has spent a good part of his young presidency playing it up. Continue reading →

The victim was a passenger in a vehicle that was hit Wednesday night on Interstate 75. Continue reading →

A story of bedbugs crawling out of airplane seats has raised questions over how often planes are cleaned. Continue reading →

Skye later said she was uneasy about singing the song to begin with and said she probably would not be asked to do so again. Continue reading →

Asylum seekers who crossed the U.S. border into Canada this year are obtaining refugee status at higher rates, as authorities accept claims from people who say they fear being deported by the Trump administration. Continue reading →