Macron called this week for “calm and clarity” and promised a better explanation of what the changes will mean for different French workers. Continue reading →

Diab, his wife and two young children have filed a notice of action in Ontario Superior Court seeking tens of millions of dollars for alleged abuse of process, infliction of emotional distress and other claims. Continue reading →

It appears the child, not warmly dressed, climbed into the underbelly of the plane in Ivory Coast before it took off Tuesday evening. Continue reading →

The incident at Metz came just two days after a man went on a knife rampage in a suburb just outside Paris, killing one person and wounding two. Continue reading →

The airstrike hit a military academy used by the Tripoli-allied militias late Saturday in the Hadaba area, just south of the city centre. Continue reading →

The French general overseeing the reconstruction of fire-devastated Notre Dame Cathedral says the Paris landmark is not saved yet because there’s still a risk its vaulted ceilings might collapse. Continue reading →

They said their investigations now justify a probe into “murder and attempted murder in relation to a terrorist undertaking.” Continue reading →

So packed was one Paris bus one evening that an elderly man with a cane fell out when the doors opened at a stop. Continue reading →

The move was part of an agreement brokered earlier this month at a summit of the leaders of Ukraine, Russia, Germany and France. Continue reading →

The current action, at more than three weeks, is now longer than a 1995 transport workers strike that looms large in the nation’s modern history. Continue reading →