NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 06-2018

'This is for repairs for my leg from when I was still in uniform, serving my country. I find it difficult to swallow'

The Royal Family is facing criticism after Prince George was photographed playing with a toy gun.

Californians will vote in November on whether or not to split into three separate states, with L.A. in one and San Francisco in another.

According to the authorities, the cars use an illegal shut-off device that reduces exhaust gas cleaning when being driven normally on the road. One million cars could be affected globally.

A teaching assistant who endured a vicious lambasting and campaign of vitriol after daring to air a televised debate by cutting-edge professor and best-selling author Jordan Peterson has filed a $3,600,000...

President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un signed an agreement at the conclusion of Tuesday's historic summit. Here's what it says, according to a photo of Trump's signed document:

Dakota, Virginia and Carolina could soon be joined by California. A referendum proposal to split the Golden State into three will be on the November ballot.

In study of 29 swimming pools and hot tubs in B.C. and Alberta, Lindsay Blackstock discovered equivalent of 75 litres of pee per large pool.

Witnesses reported that when the whirlpool formed, boaters were ejected from their boats. The victim, who was in a kayak, paddled over to try to help them

The rebellion across Colyton in Devon came in response to an anonymous letter criticising Claire Mountjoy for drying her washing outside her home, implying that tourists would be put off by the sight.

SINGAPORE — U.S. President Donald Trump says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s assertion that Canada “will not be pushed around” will end up costing Canadians “a lot of money.

The woman whose attempted murder by an ex-boyfriend became a cause celebre hopes her legal battle will inspire other women

Political figures on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border are coming to the federal government's defense amid ongoing attacks from U.S. President Donald Trump, who has taken to Twitter several times over the last few days to insult Prime Minister Justin T

A video that shows a Montreal police officer pepper spraying a black man in the driver�s seat of a car and then being pulled from the vehicle as Grand Prix revellers thronged downtown sidewalks and roads on Saturday night had been viewed on Facebook mor

Thousands lined Whyte Avenue in Edmonton Saturday for the city's annual Pride Parade. The event champions inclusion and diversity, though not everyone was welcome at this year's celebration.

Saskatoon Police say an eight-year-old girl was bitten by a police dog while officers were tracking suspects in an alleged home invasion in the city.

An Alberta Emergency Alert warned that a tornado touched down Saturday afternoon near St. Paul, Alta., about 200 kilometres northeast of Edmonton. The storm was moving at about 50 kilometres per hour. People in the path of the storm might see damaging win

A woman arrested and charged with drinking and driving near Yorkton, Sask., has been found not guilty, after a provincial court judge ruled her charter rights were violated in her arrest.

A pair of hunters became the hunted at their camp near the floe edge near Coral Harbour, Nunavut. "It turned out I had fired both barrels simultaneously, which killed the first bear and knocked the second bear out," Netser said.

Jack Allakariallak has been on hunting trips since he was 2 weeks old. He started with small game like ptarmigan and arctic hare, but as he got older he set his sights on harvesting a polar bear. It's a big part of Jack's Inuit culture.

After trying to smooth over tensions with the six other leaders at the summit in Canada, Trump spoke optimistically about his looming meeting and said he believed it would go well.

Four groups will spend 16 days aboard a state-of-the-art vessel studying seamounts in July. The mountains are found in every ocean but are particularly abundant in the Pacific.

A B.C. man is facing the prospect of a $500 fine for leaving his garbage and recycling bins out on the curb two hours too early. According to Coquitlam bylaws, residents aren't allowed to take out their bins until 5:30 a.m. to avoid attracting bears, coug

After Trump's bilateral meeting with Trudeau on Friday at the G7 in Quebec, Canada, there was no immediate joint statement, but the White House said the talks were a 'great meeting'.

The incident allegedly took place when Trudeau was 28. The prime minister's press secretary told BuzzFeed News he doesn't recall "any negative interactions."

A coalition of anti-colonial, anti-capitalist groups take to the streets of Quebec City in Canada despite the heavy police presence. Groups lay in streets, lit fires and flares, and destroyed flags.

Anthony Bourdain, the celebrity chef who took foodies around the world as part of his travelogue programs, has died at age 61, CNN says.

Jesse Hawthorne attacked his victim with a brick and a broken beer bottle after turning up drunk at Emma Dickinson's house in Caerphilly, south Wales.

Curiosity digs up carbon compounds that could be food for life in sediments that formed 3bn years ago

A Harvard-affiliated Canadian company is making a liquid fuel that is carbon neutral, and they hope the economics will be in their favor.

A B.C. couple whose religious views are too extreme even for churches and pastors and put them at odds with family, doctors, social workers and anyone else trying to help them with their daughter, have lost their battle for custody of her.

EPA must produce the opposing body of science Administrator Scott Pruitt has relied upon to claim that humans are not the primary drivers of global warming, a federal judge has ruled.

The Liberal government says it will give 50,000 eligible low-income families a computer in a bid to get them online.

Canada helped intercept dozens of suspected smugglers detained by the U.S. Coast Guard over the past three years even after high-level military officials investigated allegations of detainee mistreatment, court filings and public statements suggest.

An undisclosed spot somewhere off Nova Scotia has been shortlisted as a potential site for the world's first seaside sanctuary for whales and dolphins born in captivity.

Despite their tourist appeal, horse-drawn carriages and trolleys in Victoria, B.C. have become a safety concern and should be confined to city parks, according to the BC SPCA.

Police won't say how an opossum ended up in a shower at a home in the community of Ladner, B.C., but one thing is clear: the long-tailed animal wasn't happy when an officer showed up to take it away.

Canada risks losing investment and jobs in the energy sector unless it considers changing policies to encourage growth, says CAPP

There was heavy mist as relatives and others paid respects at the US military cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer, in France, above Omaha Beach where the message 'never forget' had been written in the sand.

A light armoured vehicle that sits outside the Fort McMurray Legion in commemoration of the 162 Canadians killed in Afghanistan was vandalized Monday.

Documents uploaded on Day 1 of the Wettlaufer inquiry reveal the killer nurse had problems from the moment she was hired to look after patients in 1995.

It's considered rare even among rarities: a Canadian-made vinyl copy of Prince's disavowed Black Album. And it can be had for a cool $27,500 US.

As it wrestled with accusations about a fake cyberattack last spring, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) purposely misled several news organizations, choosing to feed journalists false information, while at the same time discouraging them from ch

Five years after historic NSA leaks, whistleblower tells the Guardian he has no regrets

The racing division of Italian automaker Ferrari has released a video on its social media pages ahead of this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix that mixes up Canada's two largest cities.

The Dunnville Secondary School teacher admitted to everything from slapping a student to telling another that 'it sounds like your ass cheeks are too close together' during the 2015-16 school year

As the weather heats up for another Manitoba summer, don't forget the essential cottage country checklist: hat, sunscreen, bug repellent and binoculars for sighting lake monsters.

A closer look at the day's most notable stories with The National's Jonathon Gatehouse: Benoit Lecomte starts bid to become first to swim across Pacific Ocean; lawyer Gloria Allred talks about what motivates her to fight for the rights of women; U.S. read

A British Columbia conservation officer says there will be more human-wildlife conflict as real estate development continues to encroach on wilderness areas. Three cougars had to be killed between Thursday and Saturday in a residential part of Port Coquit

Car owners in Surrey, B.C., have been left counting the costs after their cars were attacked by feral peacocks. For years, residents in the Sullivan Heights neighbourhood have complained about the noise and property damage caused by the feathered vandals

Prosecutors say a teacher who accidentally fired a gun inside a Northern California classroom while teaching firearm safety will not face charges. KSBW-TV reports the district attorney's office also determined Alexander didn't violate any laws when he al

U.S. President Donald Trump declares that he has the "absolute right" to pardon himself, but adds he has done nothing wrong, asserting his presidential power as the White House sharpens its political and legal defences against the special counsel's Russia

The former prime minister said that disbanding first past the post would allow untalented 'apparatchiks' to enter parliament 'through the back door'

Nests, dens, burrows in Kootenay Boundary not to be disturbed, with rules set to expand across province. Foresters and ranchers in B.C.'s Kootenay Boundary region will have to follow a new set of rules to ensure birds' nests, animal dens, mineral licks, b

Saudi Arabia has issued the first driving licences to 10 women as it prepares to lift the world's only ban on women driving on June 24, but the surprise move comes as a number of women who'd campaigned for the right to drive are under arrest.

Crowds are flocking to the beaches of Upper Amherst Cove on Newfoundland's Bonavista Peninsula this week to get a look at a majestic-looking iceberg about 100 metres from shore.

The Edmonton Humane Society says it has adopted new procedures after a team that was transporting animals to its shelter accidentally left three cats inside a vehicle, and they weren't discovered for 22 days.

The Canadian military has barely moved the needle on its ambitious plan to recruit more women, just over a year after the Liberal government introduced its gender-focused defence policy, new figures reveal.

Locals complain of "mountains of rubbish" after 83 shipping containers slipped overboard at sea.

Roger Penske, from his perch at the Belle Isle race track in Detroit, the governor of Michigan by his side, summed it up smartly after one of General Motors top executives crashed a 2019 Corvette and delayed the start of the Detroit Grand Prix. "Come to t

Guatemalan authorities have increased the confirmed death toll from the eruption of the Volcano of Fire to 69 as officials suspended the search until dawn on Tuesday.

U.S. President Donald Trump's former campaign manager, Paul Manafort, who has been indicted by special counsel Robert Mueller, attempted to tamper with potential witnesses, Mueller said in a court filing on Monday.

Kenneth Jacob Fenton was involved in a second drunk driving crash a month and a half after the crash which killed RCMP Const. Sarah Beckett. The charges to which he pleaded guilty include causing an accident which resulted in bodily harm while under the i

Stewart Weldon, 40, pleaded not guilty to the separate kidnapping charge on Monday. He was arrested last week after police found the bodies of three people at his home in Springfield.

The Colorado baker who refused to make a gay couple's wedding cake rejoiced on Monday after the Supreme Court sided with his case.

In Canada's most expensive city, 24-hour restaurants have become a means of survival.

A boulder-sized asteroid designated 2018 LA was discovered Saturday morning, June 2, and was determined to be on a collision course with Earth, with impact just hours away. Because it was very faint, the asteroid was estimated to be only about 6 feet (2 m

Scientists have potentially found proof of the existence of a long-suspected new elementary particle called the sterile neutrino.

Last year, acquisitions of Canada's oil and gas assets by foreigners hit a decade-low

Rescuers helped a grateful male orca who was caught in some commercial prawn-fishing gear off Vancouver Island.

It would appear a shortage of gas that led to pump closures in Alberta last week is rippling its way into Saskatchewan.

A man named 'James Oliver' claimed to be from the year 6491 - and PASSED a lie detector when questioned on his story. He has made incredible claims about the future of planet earth.

In the wake of a recent spate of murders and with gunfire erupting more than twice as often as it did a few years ago the Toronto Police union boss says it's time to ask a dark question.

The new indoor water standard would be 55 gallons of water per person, per day by 2022, and that would fall to 50 gallons by 2030.

'Sharia courts - some enlightened, others brutally misogynistic, are on the rise in Britain. But how can we reconcile the ancient form of justice with British values?', asks David Jones.

A small earthquake has been detected off of British Columbia's coast. Earthquakes Canada says the 4.2-magnitude quake struck Saturday afternoon, 94 kilometres west of the village of Masset, B.C., in the Haida Gwaii archipelago.

'Sharia courts - some enlightened, others brutally misogynistic, are on the rise in Britain. But how can we reconcile the ancient form of justice with British values?', asks David Jones.

The provinces have asked for much more, with Quebec saying its costs are closer to $146 million, although this includes projected future costs

Kathleen Wynne has conceded the Liberals will not win the Ontario election.

Even though recycling entrepreneur Eric Lundgren pleaded guilty in a court battle over computer discs, he thinks his sentence will raise awareness about e-waste.

International students in Calgary are at risk of falling victim to an elaborate "virtual kidnapping" scam that forced one man into hiding and terrified his family in China, police say.