NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 07-2018

A lone killer whale that moved into a Comox, B.C., harbour more than a week ago is thrilling crowds on the local waterfront with a swimming and leaping spectacle as it patrols its new hunting territory.

Helen the grey horn shark is home safe and sound after being plucked from her tank at the San Antonio Aquarium and wheeled away in a baby stroller.

Men and women differ at estimating each other's strength from vocalizations, scientists find

Surprising those in the polling industry, the Market Research and Intelligence Association has announced it is shutting down. Will something else take its place?

Joanne Rand died 11 days after being splashed head-to-toe with acid while sitting on a bench.

Employer confirms driver has been sacked after his anti-social behaviour is caught on dashcam.

The Russian nationalist Night Wolves bikers now have a military-style base in Slovakia.

The social network has found evidence of a co-ordinated campaign to influence the US mid-term vote.

Protons might be the Large Hadron Collider's bread and butter, but that doesn't mean it can't crave more exotic tastes from time to time. On Wednesday, 25 July, for the very first time, operators injected not just atomic nuclei but lead "atoms" containing

Scientists from the Cascadia Research Collective have discovered a rare dolphin-whale hybrid off the coast of Kauai, Hawaii, according to a report published last week.

U.S. spy agencies suspect that North Korea is building new missiles in the same research facility that manufactured the country's first ballistic missiles capable of reaching the United States, according to a report.

A new planned route for TransCanada's Keystone XL pipeline through Nebraska would not have a major impact on the state's water, land or wildlife, according to an updated environmental study produced by the Trump administration. That's one more hurdle clea

Corey Coleman resigned from FEMA on June 18 amid an ongoing seven-month investigation into allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct spanning several years.

New IIASA-led research has found that a single climate mitigation scheme applied to all sectors, such as a global carbon tax, could have a serious impact on agriculture and result in far more widespread hunger and food insecurity than the direct impacts o

The oceans are the planet's most important depository for atmospheric carbon dioxide on time scales of decades to millenia. But the process of locking away greenhouse gas is weakened by activity of the Southern Ocean, so an increase in its activity could

It is not clear why he climbed into the storm drain, but officials believe he was attracted to the area because of a nearby dumpster filled with garbage and tree branches.

Arctic researcher says because the Arctic is warming so much faster than everywhere else, it's having an effect on weather around the world.

Up, up, and away . . . NOT! Though summer may seem like an ideal time to travel, hot temperatures can make for some tricky calculations needed for operating an aircraft. While heat rarely becomes an issue, on occasion, flights are delayed o

The 17-year-old was the talk of soccer worldwide Wednesday after premier German club Bayern Munich agreed to a record-breaking $22 million US transfer deal for the Vancouver Whitecaps midfielder

Footage taken by holidaymakers showed the Africans jumping off their rickety wooden boat as it reaches the shoreline near the southern Spanish town of Zahora on Saturday afternoon.

ISIS fanatic Husnain Rashid who planned to poison Prince George has been slashed in the face by inmates in Strangeways Prison in Manchester.

Video shared by West Sussex councillor Daniem Enticott's account shared alleged Jews 'drink blood and suck baby's d**k' and a 'ritual', and added a post calling 'Talmud' Jews 'parasites' and rapists.

Burro, or donkey, herds have nearly disappeared in one section of Venezuela as thousands were slaughtered for their meat by hungry Venezuelans suffering through a near-famine.

The blaze is located about 1,000 feet off Westminster Highway, and accessing it has been a challenge.

It appears the last mentally ill "lone wolf" who went on a 2016 rampage in Toronto will be free in no time.In a shocking decision, Ayanle Hassan Ali - a man with schizophrenia, found not criminally responsible for the attempted murder of three soldiers at

Edson RCMP have released photos and a video of a possible suspect in the arson of a local mosque in June.

A new kind of seismic survey promises to leave only boot prints in the forest. And that's good news for species such as the threatened woodland caribou that live alongside the oilsands industry in northern Alberta.

Unusual cases of potentially deadly heart disease have been cropping up in dogs fed dog food containing legumes and potatoes that is often marketed as being "grain free," prompting the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to investigate.

Iqaluit's water supply could run out as early as this year. Now, the city is part of a task force that will need to ensure its only freshwater source, Lake Geraldine, has enough water by Oct. 1 to get residents and businesses through the winter.

The most dense solid-state memory ever created could soon exceed the capabilities of current computer storage devices by 1,000 times, thanks to a new technique scientists at the University of Alberta have perfected.

Facebook plummeted 19 percent Thursday after warning of slower growth ahead, erasing more than $100 billion in value. The drop was the largest one-day loss of any publicly traded company in history, according to the Washington Post.

Global News has learned the gun used in Sunday's Toronto shooting spree was stolen in Saskatchewan in 2016. Those new details come as a mental health professional says Faisal Hussain was showing marked improvement in her classes.

The Ontario government employs more than one in 10 salaried workers in the province, paying them $41.4 billion in salary and wages.Peter Weltman, Ontario’s new Financial Accountablity Officer (FAO), released those facts in a commentary Wednesday

Cairo's International Garden municipal park denies painting black stripes on the animal.

A new report has found that mutated HIV strains in Saskatchewan are creating a quickly advancing illness among Indigenous people.

Canada's purchase of the Trans Mountain pipeline still depends on getting a green light from a U.S. national security review.

Premier Rachel Notley says it's hypocritical for Alberta's United Conservatives to encourage more women to enter politics but then take aim at a woman who left their movement due to what she said was abuse.

At least two Calgary malls are using facial recognition technology to track shoppers' ages and genders without first notifying them or obtaining their explicit consent.

Pakistan's cricket legend Imran Khan has declared victory in a divisive general election marred by a long delay in ballot counting and allegations of vote rigging by most opponents.

"I was confused because I knew that fish with teeth are not normal. It was weird," the 11-year-old girl said.

Japan executes the last six members of the doomsday cult that perpetrated the deadly sarin gas attack on the Tokyo subway in 1995.

In a statement released Wednesday, the team said Linden was leaving to "pursue different endeavours" after four years heading up the team.

The president again suggested the two sides could one day have no tariffs or barriers or subsidies on their products.

The principal of Liberty High School in Hillsboro has agreed to apologize to a student who was told to go home or cover up his "Donald J. Trump Border Wall Construction Co.'' shirt in January.

Trevor Linden is out as Canucks president, the team has announced.

Ontario introduced legislation Wednesday to unravel the provincial cap-and-trade scheme.Environment Minister Rod Phillips said the bill, if passed, would save average households an estimated $260 a year by reducing the cost of gasoline, diesel and natural

A previously undiscovered extinct volcano deep in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of B.C. is home to many species that have never been seen by humans before now.

For years, astronomers have been looking for liquid water on Mars. Now, a team of Italian scientists believe they've found it.

An international team of researchers has found a possible link between a parasitic infection and risky business behavior. In their paper published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B, the group outlines an experiment they carried out to test possible be

It's a white-knuckle air passenger's greatest fear: being aboard an aircraft whose engines suddenly lose power. On July 23, 1983, those fears became all too real for the 61 Edmonton-bound passengers of Air Canada Flight 143. Remarkably, the plane made

The number of guns obtained legally in Canada but are then sold to people who use them for criminal purposes has surged dramatically in recent years compared to firearms smuggled from the United States, Toronto police say.

A Dutch trial with the drug best known under the brand name Viagra, has been immediately halted after 11 babies of mothers using the medication died, one of the participating hospitals said on Tuesday.

An heiress to the Seagram's liquor fortune has been charged with racketeering in connection with the operations of a cult-like group whose leader has been accused of sex trafficking.

A total of 24 people who pleaded guilty to their involvement in a massive years-long phone scam often involving fake Internal Revenue Service and United States Citizenship and Immigration Services officials have now been given prison sentences from four t

Nearly a quarter of American households do not speak English as their first language, a new study published on Tuesday has found.

Baby Levi Cole Ellerbe was kidnapped from his Louisiana home on July 17 and was found badly burned about 90 minutes later. The six-month-old child died of his injuries the next day.

Activists from Femen, known for its bold topless protests, said 31-year-old Ukrainian Oksana Shachko had been found on Monday with a suicide note next to her body in Paris.

Canada might soon be reaping the benefits from the recent string of canceled soybean contracts, Simon Wilson, executive director of the North Dakota Trade Office, told CNBC.

Wildfires sweeping through a Greek resort town killed at least 74 people, including families with children found clasped in a last embrace as they tried to flee the flames.

Experts are repeating a frequent warning after a video taken Sunday near Jasper shows a woman being charged by a black bear along Highway 93.

The Tour de France was thrown into chaos today after a farmers' strike spilled into the middle of the road. Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas were among the riders hit by tear gas in the aftermath.

Temperatures peak at 41.1C (106F), as officials issue a new warning to stay safe.

Canada is among three Western nations that will take in nearly a hundred volunteer emergency workers and their families that Israeli forces plucked from Syria under the cover of darkness in a dramatic international rescue, CBC News has learned.

Two people are dead and 12 others are in hospital after being shot in Toronto's Greektown neighbourhood Sunday evening.

The Endangered Species Act, which for 45 years has safeguarded fragile wildlife while blocking ranching, logging and oil drilling on protected habitats, is coming under attack from lawmakers, the White House and industry on a scale not seen in decades, dr

Witnesses say they heard more than a dozen shots on Danforth Avenue in Greektown, a popular area busy with restaurants.

Trump issued the dramatic warning in all-capital letters in a tweet late on Sunday evening, responding to Rouhani's earlier comment that 'war with Iran is the mother of all wars.'

Far-left group organizes protest against Israeli immigrant's cafe, protesting 'gentrification' and owner's pro-Trump views.

A black, lesbian political science professor claims the New School only hired her as a token of diversity to stem complaints about its mostly white staff, according to a lawsuit.

Demonstrators say it's unfair to deport people to Haiti given it's current political and social climate.

A teenager in Seattle, Washington was harassed by a man and a woman on the street for wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat.

Jason Gargac, who drives for both Uber and Lyft, has given out 700 rides in St Louis since March and the majority of them were broadcast live on Twitch without permission from those inside his car.

The government filed in Illinois because Faris was imprisoned there then. He has since been moved to federal prison in Terre Haute, Indiana

The rampage took place in the northern German city of Luebeck with police saying a major operation is underway in the area.

Michael Drejka, 47, was cleared by police in Thursday's shooting of 28-year-old Markeis McGlockton in Clearwater, Florida, where an argument over parking etiquette turned deadly.

A British intelligence listening station in Cyprus allegedly picked up the message shortly after Sergei Skripal, a former Russian double agent, and his daughter, were attacked

On July 20, starting at 8 pm, I will be riding with Toronto Police officers from 31 division and visiting hot spots in my ward including the Jane St.-Finch Ave. area.

Cirrhosis deaths among people 25 to 34 years old rose 10.5 per cent between 2009 and 2016 in the U.S., according to new data.

Quebec MP Christine Moore will remain in the NDP caucus and resume her parliamentary duties after an independent investigation found she did not engage in sexual harassment or abuse her authority as an MP, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said today.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is demanding MPs return to Ottawa to hold an emergency session of Parliament to pass legislation that will ratify the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) trade deal.

The lead investigator on the Bruce McArthur case says police have found the remains of Majeed Kayhan.

Reduced hours for same pay increased successful work-life balance management, cutting stress levels and boosting commitment

Quebec authorities say they have cracked down on a poaching ring that allegedly killed black bears for their gallbladders and shipped the organs primarily to Asia.

The founder of One Grand Gallery in Portland, Oregon told KPTV-TV that he took down the controversial drawing after threats from Trump supporters and a request from his landlord.

A 21-year-old woman caught on video appearing to grab onto the hair of a Brampton Tim Hortons employee while another staff member tries to free her has been arrested.Peel Regional Police say a woman climbed through the drive-thru window and entered the co

Wildfires in B.C.'s Okanagan Valley have forced the evacuation of dozens of properties and temporarily closed the main highway through the region on Wednesday.

Carbon tax is an efficient way to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions without slowing down an economy, a recent comprehensive study found.

Edward Muggridge and Aniol Serrasolses filmed themselves performing the death-defying feat on July 12 and those videos are now being shared all over social media.

An intense heat dome has swelled over Scandinavia, spurring some of the region's hottest weather ever recorded

RoboCent, a Virginia Beach-based political robocall firm, has exposed the personal details of hundreds of thousands of US voters, according to the findings of a security researcher who stumbled upon the company's database online.

Edgar Rodriguez, 23, wept at his arraignment in Manhattan on Wednesday, during which a judge set his bail at $2,000 and barred him from having any contact with his toddler son.

A transgender prisoner has been accused of sexually assaulting four female inmates after being sent to a women's prison in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, despite not having had reassignment surgery.

The nation's top voting machine maker has admitted in a letter to a federal lawmaker that the company installed remote-access software on election-management systems it sold over a period of six years, raising questions about the security of those systems

Justice Edward Morgan of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice has dealt a blow to the CRA's political-activity audits of charities, ruling that part of the Income Tax Act infringes on the constitutional right to freedom of expression. The ruling is a vic

The United States Department of Commerce will launch an investigation into imports of uranium, citing the same concerns about national security that it did before implementing tariffs on steel and aluminum.

It was supposed to be a peaceful summer evening outdoors with friends, but things took a frightening turn when a Mississauga, Ont., father of two was severely beaten in what Peel Regional Police confirm they are investigating as a hate-motivated crime.

The deal is worth $5.4 billion, according to list prices, although airlines usually receive significant discounts

Police said the new human remains found could take weeks or months to identify.

A civil liberties group is urging the Canadian government to end the "unjust and immoral" imprisonment of Monika Schaefer, a German-Canadian woman on trial in Germany for publishing videos denying the Holocaust.

The Conservative party pulled an attack ad from its Twitter feed Tuesday that depicted a black man carrying a suitcase walking over a tweet from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Diamonds are anything but rare in the thick layers of rock deep below us. We just can't reach them.