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BTS member Suga fined, ‘deeply sorry’ for driving scooter while drunkSuga apologized for his "careless and wrong actions" and said he did not know it was against the law to drive his electric scooter while intoxicated.EntertainmentAug 7
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‘Don’t be pooping on the beach,’ Doug Ford says of Ontario town sagaPremier Doug Ford is reminding residents 'don't be pooping on the beach' after reputation-damaging social media posts claimed people were defecating in the sand at Wasaga Beach.PoliticsAug 7
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Saskatchewan lakes a hot spot for toxic algaePeter Leavitt, a professor of biology with the University of Regina, said the Prairies are a breeding ground for toxic algae. He said 40 per cent of all Saskatchewan lakes have it.CanadaJul 30
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Questions about Tre Ford’s future in Edmonton surface as Elks close out CFL seasonThe Elks have already been eliminated from the playoff race.CanadaOct 25
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How would Canadians vote in U.S. election? Most side with Harris in pollIn a new Leger survey, 64 per cent of Canadians said if they could cast a ballot, they’d put their support behind Kamala Harris while 21 per cent would support Donald Trump.CanadaOct 25
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Ontario town calls on Ford to clean up poop on beach saga: ‘It’s high time’The reputation of a popular Ontario beach town is being “gravely harmed” by what its mayor says are misleading social media posts claiming people are pooping in the sand.PoliticsAug 3
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Creepy, buried rug sets off viral firestorm, people convinced it’s a dead bodyOhio resident Katie Santry discovered the rolled up rug while digging holes for a fence in her backyard. The true crime enthusiasts of TikTok couldn't be more thrilled.TrendingOct 4
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Complex emergency shelters to open in Regina and SaskatoonAccording to Tim McLeod, Saskatchewan’s minister of mental health and conditions, the shelters in Regina and Saskatoon will have 15 beds.HealthJul 30
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Car submerged in Alberta lake for nearly 1 year finally removedA car that's been submerged in Floatingstone Lake in St. Paul County for nearly one year has finally been removed from the water.EnvironmentSep 19
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Man who smashed $4,000 Taylor Swift guitar with hammer shares why he did itGary Estes says he wasn't trying to be mean-spirited by smashing up a Taylor Swift-themed guitar, but admitted he did not like the fact she endorsed Kamala Harris.EntertainmentOct 2
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Is the music industry finally having its #MeToo moment? It sure looks like it. But why now?Why is the music industry seeing a flood of #MeToo allegations and scandals? Probably because this is long overdue.EntertainmentOct 13
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Voters can judge candidates under fire for Muslim, Indigenous comments: RustadThe B.C. Muslim Association calling for the removal of a Surrey Conservative candidate who called Palestinian children "inbred" and "walking, talking, breathing time bombs."PoliticsOct 11
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Cyanobacteria advisory remains in place for Henderson LakeThe presence of cyanobacteria has resulted in many advisories put into effect at local lakes and ponds across Alberta, including Henderson Lake in Lethbridge.CanadaSep 6
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In the gateway to the Arctic, fat, ice and polar bears are crucial. All three are in troubleStudies have shown that even hunting on land — caribou, birds, human trash — takes so much energy that bears don't really gain any more calories than those that sit and starve.EnvironmentSep 24
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Is any amount of alcohol safe in pregnancy? What to knowPeople who are pregnant or trying to get pregnant are advised by their health-care providers to stay away from alcohol because of the potential risks to their baby.HealthSep 19
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Do these viral TikTok cleaning products *really* live up to the hype?The short answer: Yes.The CuratorOct 28
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McGill University could cancel semester for law students over faculty strikeMcGill University is threatening to cancel law school classes for the rest of the semester if it can't reach an agreement with a faculty union that has been on strike since August/EducationSep 30
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Peggy’s Cove danger: How guardians keep visitors safe at beautiful but deadly tourist siteJapneet Singh, a security patroller at Nova Scotia's famed Peggy's Cove — a longtime treasure of Atlantic Canada — is no stranger to the perils of the sea.CanadaSep 11
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Ethics commissioner will not investigate Boissonnault over ‘Randy’ texts, says the matter is closedCabinet minister Randy Boissonnault was under scrutiny from the ethics commissioner after texts raised questions about whether he was involved in a business deal while in office.PoliticsSep 19
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TikTok heads to court over U.S. law that could lead to its banA consequential legal case will determine if – or how — the popular social media platform used by nearly half of all Americans will continue to operate in the country.U.S. NewsSep 16