NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 05-2019

Orin Julie, 25, who divides her time between the US and Israel, where she served in the IDF, has become an Instagram sensations thanks to posing for sexy snaps with guns.

An "alleged" jihadist tells a court he beheaded one of two tourists killed in the High Atlas mountains.

The protester, who was carrying a white stick, tumbled to the floor during a protest by Direct Action Yorkshire outside a Sheffield butcher shop. Police said they are not taking any action.

The government allowed Irving Shipbuilding to claim a $40M industrial benefit credit for a french fry factory as part of a contract to provide navy ships

A llama is on the loose in Strathcona County. The animal was last seen Wednesday morning in the area of Range Road 214 and Township Road 530.

China says Canada needs to be aware of the consequences of aiding the United States in a case involving the Chinese tech giant Huawei that is believed to have sparked the detentions of two Canadians in China.

A Great Dane called Just Nuisance who served during World War II has had his bronze memorial statue in Simon's Town, South Africa desecrated by thieves believed to have taken it for scrap metal.

The document, which an MoD spokesperson confirmed is genuine, was leaked online. It tells British officers to look for signs such as making generalisations about Muslims and Jews.

"It was like living in a communist country with no rights. Truly I felt violated."

The Fawlty Towers star sparks a backlash for saying London is "not really an English city any more".

Saab's offer further ups the ante on the competition that will see the federal government purchase 88 new aircraft

The May 2019 report refers to the Islamic Republic as a 'risk country' that is 'making efforts to expand its conventional arsenal of weapons with weapons of mass destruction.'

Police say the tool increases the speed and efficiency of criminal investigations while critics voice concerns about potential misuse by government authorities.

An Ontario family that ended up with a baby they didn't plan for after a mishandled sterilization procedure is suing their hospital and doctors for $800,000, claiming the cost of raising their daughter shouldn't fall on them alone.

Two black workers in the car were spared but Johanco Fleischman, 19, and Jessica Kuhn, 23, were shot dead

Cops say the 25-year-old, who has not been identified, set upon the two men at the Chambers St. station in Tribeca while on an uptown A train.

The decades-long history of the two-spirit movement here in Manitoba and throughout North America is now being saved and preserved at the University of Winnipeg Archives.

Britain's governing Conservative Party was all but wiped out in the European Parliament election as voters sick of the country's stalled European Union exit flocked to uncompromisingly pro-Brexit or pro-EU parties.

Green Party MP-elect Paul Manly openly questioned the "corporate media's" coverage of the 9/11 terrorist attacks during two podcast appearances before entering politics.

Green party Leader Elizabeth May says saving the world from climate change requires Canada to get off oil before the middle of the century.

Former cabinet ministers Jody Wilson-Raybould and Jane Philpott will seek re-election as Independent candidates in the fall election campaign.

A "sugar sweetened beverages levy" or what is more commonly known as a soda tax, is included in a list of Ontario caucus priorities obtained by CBC News.

An influential United States Congress hearing has been told "one of the major fundraisers for Jacinda Ardern's party" is linked to the Chinese Communist Party and it showed China had penetrated New Zealand's political networks.

The minister responsible for overseeing the rollout of nearly $600 million in subsidies to select media outlets is vowing that the decision-making process for who will be getting this funding will be transparent.

The southern Alberta city of Medicine Hat is pulling the plug on a $13-million concentrated solar power facility after operating it for about five years.

A manager told the employee there were complaints about noises in the bathroom, such as 'breathing heavily, making erratic movements and moaning'

In a letter addressed to the Canadian government, three UN special rapporteurs outline their concerns about the proposed legislation.

The court will be back in session on May 30th for closing submissions to Judge Ann Marie Simmons.

San Pasqual High School in California on Monday released its 2018-2019 yearbook, which featured six of its seven World Language teachers sporting Mexican-style attire.

The B.C. Court of Appeal ruled Friday that B.C. does not have the power to implement a permitting regime to control the transport of heavy oil in the province.

A 51-year-old white South African farmer activist has been found dead. Annette Kennealy was discovered in a pool of blood in the town of Louis Trichardt in Limpopo province.

The federal government's plan to support Canadian journalism is being questioned by some Canadian journalists.

Facebook removed more than three billion fake accounts from October to March, twice as many as the previous six months, the social networking company said Thursday.

In a case with significant First Amendment implications, the U.S. files new charges against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange that accuse him of violating the Espionage Act by publishing thousands of secret and classified documents.

It's not clear who was behind the wheel of a Chevrolet Camaro, nor what condition the driver was in after a deadly collision with two bison near Fort Smith, N.W.T.

Prime Minister Theresa May says she will step down on June 7, succumbing to calls in her governing Conservative Party to make way for a new leader to try to break an impasse over Britain's departure from the European Union.

An Ottawa man who brutally beat his pregnant girlfriend and sexually assaulted more than a dozen women he had secretly drugged will stay behind bars indefinitely.

A new Ipsos-Global News poll on racism in Canada finds visible minorities are, in some cases, more likely to hold racist views than whites.The April 8-10 poll of 1002 Canadians participating in an “Ipsos I-Say” panel, with a margin of

A catastrophic tornado has ripped through Missouri's capital, according to the National Weather Service. The 'violent tornado' was confirmed in Jefferson City around 11.43pm Wednesday night.

A 74-year-old woman was knocked to the ground by a Vancouver police officer during an anti-pipeline protest outside a Liberal Party fundraiser attended by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

A Niagara-area police officer who was "shot and seriously wounded," allegedly by a fellow officer, has himself been charged in connection with the shooting.

Federal Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is promising funding for police, survivor services and public awareness to combat human trafficking.

Saskatoon police are investigating a disturbing video that appears to show a group of young boys swarm and repeatedly attack a mother at a park playground.

A woman in a stolen RV led authorities on a wild chase in Los Angeles on Tuesday, smashing into cars and a palm tree before finally coming to a halt with a dog hanging out of the windshield.

Embattled lawyer Michael Avenatti was accused Wednesday of scamming nearly $300,000 from porn star Stormy Daniels by diverting two advance payments for her memoir to an account he controlled.

An Ontario firefighter alleges his human rights were violated when he was not provided sufficient vegan food while battling a massive blaze in British Columbia.

Canada imposed duties on U.S. steel and aluminum and more than 70 other U.S. products including licorice, coffee, sleeping bags and ketchup.

Suit launched over the 2017 cetacean ban for breach of contract and claiming it lost millions of dollars in revenue.

A federal judge in Washington has ruled against U.S. President Donald Trump in a financial records dispute with Congress.

Beef producers in Alberta are carefully watching an ongoing complaint from their Quebec counterparts against a meatless burger patty.

The authors of a report that found $47 billion was laundered across Canada last year debated whether to include a graph that indicated Alberta, Ontario and the Prairies were hotspots for dirty money, says the lead writer.

Ford is almost finished with a major global restructuring, and by the time it ends in August, the automaker will have shed 7,000 white-collar jobs.

Approximately 4,000 residents of High Level, Alta., are being evacuated due to the threat of an encroaching wildfire.

'We the Cree people are laughing about it because of what it means in our language,' says Grand Chief Jonathan Solomon

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to return to power with an even bigger majority in parliament after a mammoth general election that ended on Sunday, exit polls showed. Official results are expected on Thursday.

At least 16 people are hurt near the Grand Egyptian Museum, South African tourists among them.

An unknown man assaulted actor Arnold Schwarzenegger during a public appearance in South Africa on Saturday, but the 71-year-old appeared to quickly recover and said "I'm just glad the idiot didn't interrupt my Snapchat."

One adult is dead and a youth has been flown to hospital with serious injuries after a suspected carbon monoxide poisoning at a Salmon Arm campsite.Cpl.

A Kenyan man living in the U.S. illegally has been charged by Texas prosecutors with killing 11 more elderly women whose jewelry and other valuables he stole, authorities said Thursday.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said social platforms were "failing their users" on Thursday, while speaking at the Viva Technology conference in Paris.

Prosecutions are announced in four countries over the scam, which hit thousands of bank accounts.

A pregnant woman who had gone to a Chicago home in response to a Facebook offer of free baby clothes was strangled and her baby cut from her womb, police and family members said.

The move does not immediately kill the oil tanker moratorium, but a vote by the senate to adopt the committee recommendations would stop the legislation

When my assistant said there was a call from the White House, I picked up, said 'Hello' and started to ask if this was a prank

Police north of Toronto have charged a father and son after officers found explosive materials and a detonator device at a home in Richmond Hill, Ont.

The letters, sponsoring 10 people from Pakistan, three of which were on a watch list, were sent to Cloverdale-Langley City MP John Aldag's office.

It's not clear how Owolabi Adejojo ;was able to get into Canada, why authorities didn't seem to be aware he had been charged with assault in the U.S. or how he ended up in the psychiatric ward.

Tim Conway, the impish second banana to Carol Burnett who won four Emmy Awards on her TV variety show, starred aboard 'McHale's Navy' and later voiced the role of Barnacle Boy for 'Spongebob Squarepants,' has died. He was 85.

According to data compiled by researchers from Northwestern University, the search engine promoted those sites over others repeatedly in November 2017.

Germany is joining the ranks of those countries betting on "electric highways" to foster eco-friendly trucking. The country has started real-world tests of an...

Many researchers persist in working in a way almost guaranteed not to deliver meaningful results

Early moves on carbon pricing in Asia are likely to remain limited, as the unfolding political revolt against burdensome energy policies has become increasingly apparent in the West

Pakistani authorities have arrested 12 suspected members of prostitution ring taking young Pakistani women to China, part of a growing human trafficking problem often based on fake marriages, officials said on Monday.

Florida state lawmakers believe they have a solution for skyrocketing prescription drug bills: importing lower-cost medications from Canada.

A man accused by the B.C. government in court of using real estate to launder drug profits in a case where police officers searching one home found about $60,000 in cash in a dryer tells CTV News the government has it wrong.

Indians are voting in the next-to-last round of 6-week-long national elections, marked by a highly acrimonious campaign with Prime Minister Narendra Modi flaying the opposition Congress party rival Rahul Gandh's family for the country's ills.

An out-of-control wildfire in central British Columbia has prompted a local state of emergency and several evacuations.

B.C. has a $7.4-billion dirty money problem, and some experts are recommending a controversial solution: the ability for the government to seize property without finding a crime.

A toddler has died after being left alone in a car for hours on Thursday in Burnaby, B.C.

An artist in Yellowknife says Facebook is culturally discriminating against Inuit after the site rejected his ads selling uluit, Inuit tools.

Ryhan Ali, 23, of Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, launched into a foul-mouthed rant and told theatre employees that he was 'going to get a gun and kill' English scum.

The modified Hellfire missile has reportedly been used in Libya, Syria, Iraq, Yemen and Somalia.

A prosecutor said a member of the public spotted former Manchester United and England soccer star, David Beckham, holding a phone while driving through central London on Nov. 21.

Veterans Affairs Canada quickly deletes a video it posted online this week, to celebrate the 74th anniversary of VE-Day, upon realizing it showed images of the German Wehrmacht, the unified Nazi forces in the Second World War.

US president offers support for four detained Canadian citizens, two of whom are facing the death penalty

Refugee claimants have the right to challenge their prolonged incarceration before a provincial Superior Court judge, the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled.

The vindication of Vice-Admiral Mark Norman comes with a potential casualty, writes Don Martin.

As the Trump administration doubles down on the contention that Tehran is cooperating with Al Qaeda, another former Iranian commander has reportedly come forward with allegations about an Iran-Al Qaeda link.

'Within minutes, just about everybody in town knew what was going on,' says Mayor Raymond Briggs

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation launched a massive balloon outside the B.C. legislature on Wednesday to protest the province's ICBC monopoly.

Devon Erickson, 18, was identified by local media as one of two suspects who allegedly opened fire at STEM School Highlands Ranch in Colorado on Tuesday, killing one and injuring eight.

Voters narrowly made Denver the first U.S. city to decriminalize psilocybin, the psychoactive ingredient in "magic mushrooms."

A man who fled to Vietnam to avoid going on trial for murder is found guilty of first-degree murder in the swarming death of a Calgary teenager who spoke out after hearing a racist comment directed at a nightclub employee.

After the attack, the coyote was found and killed by the B.C. Conservation Service later that evening.

Three adult ornamental koi and 344 juvenile koi are being released back into the pond at Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Garden, where an otter went on a feeding frenzy in November.

Iran threatens to lift restrictions on uranium enrichment amid heightened tensions with the US.

Trent Gates, 23, from Washington DC, removed his testicles in a DIY surgical procedure performed in his own apartment in April 2016, before chopping off his penis eight months later.

Maynor Velasquez Molina sought the boy out after hearing that it would be 'easier to get into the United States with a child,' a federal agent said in the criminal complaint.