NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 10-2016

The young Indigenous protesters visited Montreal costume shops Friday asking them to stop selling costumes depicting stereotypical images of First Nations people.

Police in Abbotsford, B.C. identify, charge and are looking for the man they say was seen hurling "racist and disturbing remarks," in a video that circulated online last week.

The decision by the Czech president to withdraw a state honour for a Czech-born Canadian Holocaust survivor has set off a political firestorm in the country and sparked outrage that the action might be part of an effort to appease China.

The survivor of a military plane crash is waging a lonely battle for the same benefits as the people he was injured with 25 years ago. The Federal Court of Appeal recently rejected Robert Thomson's case, but justices expressed sympathy, saying there's no

CRTC hearings this week could affect your monthly wireless bill. They will also cover differential pricing and net neutrality.

Hillary Clinton has ended her bid for the White House and formally endorsed Barack Obama in a speech at the National Building Museum in Washington.

The empty buildings of Kitsault, B.C. have intrigued people for decades. Now, the story of the people who lived in them will be told in a musical.

Meet Hassan Yussuff with Rachael Notley, he is a supporter of Rachael and the NDP Leap Manifesto. He is the President of the Canadian Labour Congress who helped both the NDP and Liberals come to power.

Gov. Gen. David Johnston awarded Winnipeg native Lester Lehmann a Star of Courage on Friday, for his selfless actions in protecting 26 students from armed gunmen.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau leaves for Europe today to sign the Canada-EU free trade deal, days after the future of the agreement teetered on a precipice.

Icelanders are voting Saturday in a national election, with the anti-authoritarian Pirate Party hoping to unseat the centre-right government amid public discontent at traditional elites.

The Dutch government intends to draft a law that would legalise assisted suicide for people who feel they have 'completed life' but who are not necessarily terminally ill.

Agents reportedly found thousands of State Department-related emails ostensibly containing classified information on the electronic devices belonging to Weiner and his wife and top Clinton aide Huma Abedin. The discovery has prompted FBI Director James Co

American Express reportedly refused to fund Waters' North America tour due to his comments at a previous festival sponsored by the financial company.

Britons Peter and Kate Wilson (aliases) have lifted the lid on their experience of social workers saying their daughter's mood shift is due to her wanting to be a boy in a powerful interview.

VANCOUVER - The question Friday night was as simple as it was intriguing: Who is a scarier opponent - the highest scoring team in the NHL riding a four-game winning streak, or a desperate team determined not to lose its fourth in a row, especially at home

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Angela Merkel wants the way that online platforms like Facebook and Google influence what people see online to be made public.

A Department of National Defence spokesperson confirmed the deployment, saying it will include F-18s stationed in Romania and a frigate in the Black Sea

The American Redoubt is both a movement and an unofficial geographic zone that includes several states. It's a place where Americans who are worried about the future are hoping for the best and preparing for the worst.

A group of Ukrainian hackers has released what it says are the emails of a senior Kremlin official that show a direct Russian role in creating and directing the rebel uprising in eastern Ukraine in 2014. The group claimed to have hacked the account of

Seven people who were among the armed occupiers of a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon earlier this year were acquitted Thursday of charges related to the 41-day standoff.

The countries that decide the fate of Antarctica reached an historic agreement on Friday to create the world's largest marine protected area in the ocean next to the frozen continent.

A pair of "apocalyptic" aftershocks shook central Italy on Wednesday, crumbling buildings, knocking out power and sending panicked residents into the rain-drenched streets just two months after a strong earthquake in the region killed nearly 300 people.

A three-year-old female polar bear kept in a shopping mall aquarium in southeastern China, at the centre of an animal rights controversy, is showing signs of mental decline, animal welfare groups said.

Tom Hayden, the famed 1960s anti-war activist who moved beyond his notoriety as a Chicago 8 defendant to become a California legislator, author and lecturer, has died. He was 76.

The Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation has decided to make a one-time exception for a single dad, awarding him a 50/50 jackpot of $67,692.50 after he missed the deadline to claim the prize.Clayton Hinkey, from Sedgewick, about 180 kilometres southeast o

An atmospheric mechanism is lofting Indian and Chinese pollution into the stratosphere

The Living Planet assessment, by the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) and WWF, suggests that if the trend continues that decline could reach two-thirds among vertebrates by 2020. The figures suggest that animals living in lakes, rivers and wetlands a

U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said on Tuesday that Democrat Hillary Clinton's plan for Syria would "lead to World War Three," because of the potential for conflict with military forces from nuclear-armed Russia.

Angel Gilberto Garcia-Avalos had been deported five times in just the past four years, yet each time he has managed to sneak from Mexico back into the U.S., where he ended up in more mischief: driving without a license, attempted burglary and felony weapo

A City of Toronto employee might be your best bet to score some erectile dysfunction meds. According to a new report from the city�s auditor general, Toronto�s municipal workers and their dependents claimed and were reimbursed for $1.9 million worth o

A strong earthquake has hit central Italy and could be felt in Rome, where it shook centuries-old buildings in the Italian capital. It is not known if it has caused significant casualties.

The plan calls for monitoring the social media activity of 'returnees,' placing them on the no-fly list as well as a range of other responses

The Indian-born Hinduja brothers, who are ranked as Britain's richest businessmen, plan to convert the grand Whitehall building into a 'world-class hotel' with 125 rooms and a rooftop bar.

Russia has released the first image of its new nuclear missile, a weapon so powerful that it could wipe out nearly all of the United Kingdom or France.

Last Friday's massive cyberattacks should serve as a "wake-up call" to alert the public that internet-connected devices designed to make our lives more convenient are also making us unsafe, security analysts warn.

After a Supreme Court ruling that mandates appropriate lengths of time to get a criminal charge to trial, the Alberta court system is struggling with excessive delays.

While we fixate on the numbers of startups or unicorns, do we really have adequate data with which to build a resilient labour force or an innovative economy?

MPs have unanimously supported a Conservative motion that formally declares ISIS persecution of Yazidis a genocide and commits to bringing Yazidi refugees to Canada within 120 days.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was heckled and jeered as he took questions today at a youth labour forum in Ottawa.

The chairman of the Centre for Climate Change Economics and Policy since 2008 has been Nick Stern (pictured), a renowned global advocate for drastic action to combat climate change.

The original head belonging to a statue of Jesus at a Sudbury, Ont., church has been returned. The statue of Mother Mary and baby Jesus received international media attention after the head was reportedly stolen, then replaced with a bizarre, incongruous

A Woodstock nurse is facing eight counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of elderly patients at long-term care facilities in Woodstock and London.

Father Joe Lauletta says his daughter Christina Lauletta (pictured) was a victim, and that Christina and two of her friends were beaten on their way from from a Temple University football game.

Ontario Provincial Police will provide more details this morning about their investigation into multiple deaths in southwestern Ontario, which involves Caressant Care Nursing Homes and a former employee, according to the business.

Anti-terror raids were launched on houses in Thuringia, Hamburg, North Rhine-Westphalia, Saxony and Bavaria with all of those detained said to be asylum seekers with an Islamist backgrounds.

Officers with the Abbotsford Police Department have contacted the hate crimes unit and Crown counsel as they investigate a hate-filled rant caught on video.

The wife of former Stampede Wrestling and WWE legend Dynamite Kid is asking his fans to help him return to his England home after suffering a stroke.

A well-established life-saving treatment for heart attack victims that also reduces health care and other costs is not available in Red Deer. Local doctors say they are fed up with Red Deer Regional Hospital Centre continually being overlooked for a cardi

The Woodward Avenue Presbyterian Church in Detroit was built in 1911 at a cost in modern terms of almost $2million. Yet the structure, which is in an English Gothic design has been allowed to slowly decline.

Devout Toronto Maple Leafs fan Jodie Millard donned an Edmonton Oilers toque and a Winnipeg Jets sweater Sunday at Investors Group Field.

Clare Moseley of Care4Calais claimed French authorities were treating migrants no better than 'cattle'. She claimed the process of dealing with refugees was 'dehumanising'.

A woman opened her heart and her door to a 12-year-old boy who had fled the horrors of war in Afghanistan after losing his parents - or so she thought.

Four young models from Saudi Arabia have been arrested for posing alongside luxury vehicles at a car show.

New research for a CBC documentary is shedding light on how a war-time attack on a Mersey Pulp and Paper ship sparked fears that the Nazis were invading Seal Island, N.S.

Finances of the Shuswap First Nation were used to enrich members of a single family to the tune of $4.2 million over three-and-a-half years.

The seven-year-old boy who was 'living life entirely as a girl' has been removed from his mother's care following a ruling by a judge sitting in the Family Division of the High Court in London.

The bomb, described by police as a 'viable device' was found on an underground train bound for London Bridge and Westmister. A teenager was arrested yesterday afternoon.

London City Airport has been dramatically evacuated this afternoon as the capital remains on high alert following the terror alert at a North Greenwich Tube station just 24 hours ago.

'Why would the mayor of Montreal make quiet deals with a terrorist regime?'

Some major internet companies suffered service disruptions for several hours on Friday morning as internet infrastructure provider Dyn said it was hit by a cyber attack that disrupted traffic mainly on the U.S. East Coast.

The recent arrest of several dozen people in India this month has been followed by a significant drop in the number of telephone scams where people call Canadians pretending to be members of the CRA looking for a bogus tax payment.

Women in the idyllic German ski town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen are worried for their safety after police blamed a record increase in crime on the 250 asylum seekers living there.

The Tennessee Valley Authority is celebrating an event 43 years in the making: the completion of the Watts Bar Nuclear Plant.

Target is the top corporate installer of solar power in the USA with 147MW installed on 300 stores. Walmart is close behind with 140MW, while Ikea has installed solar on 90% of its retail locations. The Solar Energy Institute of America (SEIA) report show

The Royal Canadian Navy's last operational support ship, HMCS Preserver, will be officially retired today during a special "paying off" ceremony along the Halifax waterfront.

Computer analysis of photographs of the 'child migrants' who arrived in London from the Jungle camp this week suggests many could be in their 20s and 30s.

The process is cheap, efficient, and scalable, meaning it could soon be used to remove large amounts of CO2 from the atmosphere.

A blistering hot ghost pepper blew a hole in a man�s esophagus in a case that has shocked the medical community.

Researchers have found that people who suffer from migraines have more of the bacteria that breaks down nitrates found in certain foods.

Liberated from ISIS, thousands of refugees are returning to what is left of Jarabulus, Syria, which neighbouring Turkey is helping to rebuild. The Turkish government takes CBC News on a tour of the town.

At least five people were killed after Super Typhoon Haima smashed into the northern Philippines with ferocious winds and rains overnight, flooding towns and forcing thousands to flee before weakening Thursday and blowing into the South China Sea, officia

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is suggesting electoral reform might not happen after all, and that there's less need for it now that the Conservatives are out of power.

The wreck of a German U-boat that sank nearly 100 years ago has been discovered off the coast of Scotland by engineers laying underwater power cables.

After a seven month journey, the ExoMars mission arrives in orbit around Mars today. Its first order of business? To attempt a historic, daredevil landing on the Red Planet.

A juror in the murder trial for eight-year-old Tori Stafford trial is appealing for compensation for trauma she says she suffered performing her civic duty.

As Premier Rachel Notley is about to give her State of the Province address on Wednesday, a new study shows that support for her party appears to be faltering.

In a new twist to waste-to-fuel technology, scientists have developed an electrochemical process that uses tiny spikes of carbon and copper to turn carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, into ethanol.

Delta said it has reached out to Tamika Cross about the incident.

Construction equipment for controversial $3.7 billion US oil pipeline suffered about $2 million US in damage in an intentionally set fire over the weekend. The Standing Rock Sioux tribe and environmental activists have been protesting construction of the

On Monday, there was evidence that all the abuse Colin Kaepernick absorbed for his "Star-Spangled Banner" protest is working ever-so-slowly.

Nearly a quarter of Americans ages 18 to 35 would rather see a giant meteor strike the Earth than see either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump in the White House, according to the new UMass Lowell/Odyssey Millennials poll.

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Around 80,000 people have returned, but most of those who came back to find their charred houses gutted by the fire have yet to start rebuilding

Members of the Centre for Islamic Development on Robie Street say they're sick and tired of litter, loud noise, loitering, vandalism, and urination they say is coming from the next door business.

Onlookers cheered as tanks rolled toward Mosul as part of a long-awaited offensive to rid Iraq's second-biggest city of ISIS militants.

Washington State University biologist Mechthild Tegeder has developed a way to dramatically increase the yield and quality of soybeans. Her greenhouse-grown soybean plants fix twice as much nitrogen from the atmosphere as their natural counterparts, gr

With military options all but eliminated, the United States and Britain on Sunday said they were considering new sanctions to pressure the Syrian and Russian governments to halt an offensive against rebel-held parts of Aleppo, Syria's largest city.

Turkish-backed Syrian opposition forces have captured the symbolically significant town of Dabiq from the Islamic State group, the factions said Sunday morning.

If Batman had a warship, it would be the USS Zumwalt. That's how Adm. Harry Harris, commander of the U.S. Pacific Command, described the Navy's largest and most sophisticated new destroyer, which comes with a price tag of at least $4.4 billion.

Canadian Heritage Minister Melanie Joly won't force streaming services like Netflix to pay into the Canada Media Fund, but all other options are open - including charging GST - as her department reviews the country's cultural production.

A Canadian on death row in Montana has been living on borrowed time since admitting he murdered two young men more than three decades ago, but he says he has renewed hope he might be able to return home with the support of Justin Trudeau's government.

The Boulevard de la Madeleine and surrounding roads were cordoned off to all traffic and pedestrians in the French capital after police said they discovered a bomb.

According to the complaint, the investigation was prompted by a paid confidential informant who had attended meetings of a militia group and heard plans discussed plots to attack Muslims, "whom the group members refer to as 'cockroaches.'"

A Turkish aviation enthusiast believes he has found the final location for at least 50 Nazi-built Focke-Wulf FW-190 fighters supplied by Hitler during 1943 in return for much needed iron ore.

Henry Burris ran for two touchdowns and passed for another as the Ottawa Redblacks beat the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 30-29 at Tim Hortons Field in CFL action on Friday night.

The northern Saskatchewan communities of La Ronge and Stanley Mission are in shock after three young girls took their own lives within four days.