NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 09-2012

The U.S. ambassador to Libya and three other Americans have been killed in an attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, according to reports today.

The restored Bluenose II is finally ready to take its first dip into the ocean.

Public mourning of terror attacks takes new turn at World Trade Center site without speeches from elected officials

The Quebec court accused the federal government of violating principles of Canadian federalism and its 42-page verdict cited the prime minister's words as evidence of that improper behaviour.

Forecasts an unprecedented level of precision that has taken parent Pelmorex almost two decades to perfect

An update to the storied CF-105 Avro Arrow was put forward as an alternative to the purchase of F-35 stealth fighter jets

The City of Surrey and the BC SPCA are looking for the owner of a pitbull puppy suffering from severe rope burns and multiple ailments.

The majority of Canadians think humans have evolved over millions of years, but Prairie dwellers are easily the most skeptical. According to an Angus Reid poll, 61% of Canadians believe in Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, compared with 69% of Britons

A series of earthquakes collapsed houses and triggered landslides Friday in a remote mountainous part of southwestern China where damage was preventing rescues and communications were disrupted. At least 64 deaths have been reported.

Newfoundland is bracing for the possible impact of tropical storm Leslie, as residents continue to grapple with memories of another devastating storm two years ago.

Jon Cornish's 59-yard touchdown run with five minutes remaining gave the Calgary Stampeders a 20-18 Labour Day rematch victory over the Edmonton Eskimos Friday night.

A year ago today, the hockey world was rocked when a plane carrying the entire KHL club Lokomotiv Yaroslavl crashed. Among those lost were former NHLers Pavol Demitra, Ruslan Salei, Karlis Skastins and Brad McCrimmon. Today, the hockey community remembere

Dwayne De Rosario scored on a quick free kick in the 77th minute to rescue Canadian World Cup qualifying hopes with a 1-0 win over Panama on Friday night at BMO Field in Toronto.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper had a one-on-one meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday at the APEC summit.

Tongue-in-cheek warning part of a public health campaign urging better preparation for disasters and emergencies

Man was arrested at gunpoint then cleared of any link to explosives

Jobless rate holds steady at 7.3 per cent

Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty will continue to lead a minority government after his Liberals won only one of two seats up for grabs in a pair of byelections held Thursday.

A Canadian who is fighting for his life on Montana's death row scored a minor legal victory Thursday after a judge declared the state's method of execution unconstitutional.

Bubble tea -- that sweet, tea-based drink filled with giant tapioca balls -- may be a hazard to your health.

Former NFL players appear to be at an unusually high risk of dying from Alzheimer's, Parkinson's or Lou Gehrig's disease, suggests a new study that once again highlights the dangers of the game of football.

Samsung says global sales of its Galaxy S III smartphone have surpassed 20 million in a little more than three months.

Premier Dalton McGuinty's bid for the majority government he was denied last October will be decided today by the voters of Kitchener-Waterloo in one of two provincial byelections.

British child discovered by police officers who had been guarding vehicle

An Ontario driver who ran over a woman twice in a Walmart parking lot in this city last January has been fined $3,000.

NORTH BAY - A First World War veteran buried for nearly 50 years in an unmarked grave at St. Mary's Cemetery in North Bay will finally receive a proper military funeral.

Prince Edward and his wife, Sophie, countess of Wessex, will be in Canada for seven days starting Sept. 11.

Canada's federal prison agency is looking to hire a priest or priestess who will deliver spiritual services for inmates who practise witchcraft.

An Ottawa man escaped a highway sinkhole, which has grown to the size of an Olympic-sized pool, after his car was swallowed during afternoon rush hour Tuesday.

NHL labour talks remain in recess five days after negotiations broke down, and 10 days before the league has threatened to lock out its players.

Jean Charest, the outgoing Quebec premier, is resigning as provincial Liberal leader following Tuesday night's election loss.

Trauma care barely exists across much of India, where 160,000 people die in road accidents every year. Some of those people would surely survive if the system were better.

Over much of Europe - the horse chestnut tree is under threat. Sometimes they crash across boulevards and smash cars, unable to bear the weight of their own foliage. At other times, city officials move in and cut them down before they collapse.

Picket lines went up at government offices around the province this morning as an estimated 27,000 workers from three unions walked out on strike for better wages.

Telecom regulator clashes with tech firms whose products hide caller IDs and reveal private numbers The CRTC says they threaten consumer privacy and the safety of at-risk groups

New York Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney says a train link would be in the best interest of both U.S. and Canadian economies

A group of computer hackers operating under the name AntiSec has reportedly leaked one million Apple device IDs that it says it extracted from the laptop of an FBI agent.

U.S.-based chain to open first ever vegetarian-only outlets in India

How Bravo made the move from arts programming to more popular TV dramas

Union accuses Mounties of using political reasons in decision

Oscar nominee died after nearly two months of treatment following heart attack

More than 80 headstones at a Gatineau, Que., cemetery were toppled over this weekend in an apparent act of vandalism.

Thousands are marching in Toronto's Labour Day Parade, resulting in several road closures.

Chris Williams set two CFL records at one time Monday. The Hamilton Tiger-Cats star took a punt return back 82 yards for a TD in the first quarter against the Toronto Argonauts, his league-record sixth return touchdown of the season.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders snapped a five-game losing streak Sunday with a convincing 52-0 victory over the struggling Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the annual Labour Day Classic at Mosaic Stadium.

A man stole a physician's identity and pretended to be a doctor for a year in South Carolina, and now investigators are combing through medical records to see whether he harmed any of the hundreds of patients he treated, authorities said.

A suspicious number of federal contracts for goods and services appear rigged to favour one bidder, suggests a new survey.

Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Desmond Tutu called Sunday for Tony Blair and George Bush to face prosecution at the International Criminal Court for their role in the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq.

Hunters from Taloyoak will travel 35 kilometres overland to reach the Gulf of Boothia for the community's first bowhead whale hunt in living memory.