Sightings of deer wearing high-vis jacket raise questions, quips and concerns in B.C. village
Andrea Arnold knows a lot about what goes on in the Village of McBride, a community of about 600 people in B.C.'s Robson ...
3 former NHLers attend pretrial hearings in London, Ont., ahead of world juniors sex assault trial
Three of the five former NHL players accused of sexual assault stemming back to when they were members of Canada's 2018 world ...
Marcos-Duterte spectacle shines harsh light on dynastic politics of Philippines
A simmering monthslong feud between the president and vice-president of Philippines, each part of separate political ...
Dockworkers, employers enter mediation to resolve Port of Montreal dispute
The union representing nearly 1,200 longshore workers says the two sides have agreed to enter into a 90-day mediation process ...
Winnipeg police shoot, kill man in Unicity parking lot after he stabbed officer
Police shot and killed a man outside a bus shelter in a shopping area on the west side of Winnipeg on Sunday after they say ...
Shoppers, business owner happy but skeptical over holiday tax break
Snacks, booze, books, children's clothes and toys are just some of the items the federal and provincial governments are ...
The rumours are not true. Atlantic Superstores are decorating for the holidays
Despite rumours that have run rampant on social media, Loblaw says its stores will be decorating for the holidays. In an ...
Your horoscope for the week ahead: Don't hesitate to press pause as Mercury turns retrograde
The action kicks off when communication-ruling Mercury stations retrograde in outspoken Sagittarius on Monday. Don't be ...
Elections chief proposes rule changes to discourage 'longest ballot' protests
Canada's chief electoral officer is proposing changes to nomination rules to curtail the so-called "longest ballot" protests that have hampered vote counting in two recent byelections.
Heavy rains, rising sea levels sweep away displaced families, tents and belongings in Gaza
Heavy winds and rising sea levels flooded and swept away displaced Palestinians along with their belongings overnight, in ...
Hamilton's Afro Canadian Caribbean Association marks 45 years, honours founding members
A group of immigrants who arrived in Hamilton in the late ‘50s and early ‘60s have laid a strong foundation for Black people ...
Watch for symptoms of walking pneumonia, local health officials say, as cases rise in Canada and U.S.
Walking pneumonia, an mild but infectious lung disease with many viral and bacterial causes, is hitting higher numbers across ...