NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 06-2017

Canada's capital will do everything it can to prevent an attack when it hosts the country's 150th birthday next month but no amount of preparation can guarantee 100 per cent safety, Ottawa's mayor says.

Saudi Arabia said the move was necessary to protect the kingdom from what it described as extremism, reasoning that was echoed by Bahrain

An unexpected visitor is giving Bathurst residents a chance to go whale watching close up. What appears to be a beluga whale has somehow made its way up the Nepisiguit River.

Gal Gadot's "Wonder Woman" is soaring to a $100 million opening weekend at the North American box office, early estimates showed Friday.

Christine Archibald, a young woman originally from Castlegar, B.C., was among the seven people killed in Saturday night's attack in London.

A tornado was spotted northeast of Calgary, startling onlookers and touching off a brief emergency alert.

Ariana Grande returned to the Manchester stage two weeks after a suicide bombing killed 22 victims at her concert in the city, singing upbeat and motivational pop anthems as the audience cheered loudly for the singer.

The government is facing pressure from MPs of all political stripes to crack down on unscrupulous and fraudulent immigration consultants who prey on people desperate to work or live in Canada.

A car has reportedly mounted the pavement on London Bridge before a stabbing attack, according to witnesses.

Young fans were left beaming as their pop idol dropped by ahead of an all-star benefit concert.

Global warming alarmists have effectively sown fright but done a poor job of hiding their real motivation. Another reveals what's driving the climate scare.

An expert says the birds are drawn to the West End by the amount of restaurant garbage and tall leafy trees.

The renovation of the prime minister's residence at 24 Sussex Drive is drawing significant interest from across the country, including at least two proposals by producers wanting to turn it into a reality TV show.

A chunk of ice so large it will be visible from space is poised to break off from an Antarctic ice shelf, British scientists have found.

The Conservative Party is demanding that the National Firearms Association destroy a party membership list that it appears to have illicitly obtained.

CBC News has obtained a scathing internal report ordered by the federal government to explain why Shared Services Canada has seen such a string of information-technology failures since its creation in 2011. The document paints a dismal picture of weak man

One resident says the grizzly bear sow has charged his vehicle three times, but backed off in each instance.

A private Montreal elementary school where convicted killer Karla Homolka volunteered says it will no longer allow anyone with a criminal record to volunteer in any capacity on school grounds.

A famous dagger found in the wrapping of Egyptian King Tutankhamun's mummy was made with iron from a meteorite, a new study confirms.

A Victoria man was injured by an indirect lightning strike Tuesday in what was described as a freak event.

Billionaire Paul G. Allen's Stratolaunch, a massive aircraft designed to launch rockets into space from high altitude, has been rolled out of its hangar for the first time in preparation for testing.

A southern Ontario veterinarian who was found guilty of professional misconduct last year is facing 16 charges following an animal cruelty investigation.

Summer 2017 is likely to usher in slightly above-normal temperatures, along with fewer wildfires and more mosquitoes, according to Dave Phillips of Environment Canada.

Thanks to an ill-timed painting break, a water tower emblazoned with the word 'sex' is greeting drivers as they pass through a southeast Wisconsin town.

Lebanese authorities banned the new Wonder Woman movie Wednesday following a campaign against its lead actress, Gal Gadot, who served in the Israeli army.

Police officers have a new tool to protect their four-legged partners: naloxone, a drug that has already been used for years to reverse overdoses in humans.

Scientists from LIGO have detected a third gravitational wave after two black holes merged in a far off galaxy.

As Beatles devotees and music fans celebrate the 50th anniversary of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Cheryl Finn recalls her grandfather, a real-life Sgt. Pepper the British band encountered in Canada.

A road painter in Revelstoke, B.C., is getting a very public spelling lesson after accidentally mixing up the stencils for a school sign.

The River Forecast Centre has issued a high streamflow advisory from the Fraser Canyon to the ocean which means there could be minor flooding in low-lying areas.

Kris Currie built his new P.E.I. home, complete with 35 solar panels, to be energy self-sufficient. But he still has to pay HST on the electricity he generates.

A former engineer has been found not guilty of two counts of criminal negligence causing death and one count of criminal negligence causing bodily harm in connection with a deadly northern Ontario mall roof collapse.

Even lower-level Canadian officials were not visiting the company's stand at the defense industry exhibition, said one source familiar with the matter

Ex-nurse Elizabeth Wettlaufer, accused of killing eight people in long-term care homes, admits in court today that she injected patients with insulin with the intention of killing them.

Today, the team behind the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) is announcing the detection of a third black hole merger, the first from its second operational run. The merger shares some features with the previous ones: the black ho

Millions of people already take minocycline to treat acne, but University of Calgary researchers have found the inexpensive antibiotic also helps to control multiple sclerosis.

The Privy Council Office recently bound another 94 current and former staffers to a lifetime of secrecy, complete with the threat of prison should they ever discuss their work.

A US study says there is no benefit in terms of hygiene from washing in hot water rather than cold.

The world's coral reefs are undoubtedly in deep trouble. But as we and our colleagues argue in a review published today in Nature, we shouldn't give up hope for coral reefs, despite the pervasive doom and gloom.

Despite condemnation from Turkey, US sends arms to YPG ahead of upcoming offensive to recapture Raqqa from ISIL.