NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 06-2019

Justin Bieber has tweeted that he wants to fight Tom Cruise for some unknown reason.

Aerial strikes on Monday killed at least 25 people, mostly civilians, in northwestern Syria in the sixth week of a Russian-led military offensive that has so far killed hundreds of civilians, according to residents and civil rescuers.

A Calgary woman wants independent oversight for Canada's border security agency after an officer accused her of drug smuggling, detained her and she was subjected to a strip search. Documents obtained by CBC reveal travellers have complained about being h

One person is dead after a helicopter crashed onto the roof of a skyscraper in midtown Manhattan around 2 p.m. ET, according to the New York, Fire Department.

After spending more than a year at an overcrowded jail near Kathmandu, prominent Canadian aid worker Peter Dalglish has been found guilty of sexually assaulting children by a Nepalese judge.

The federal bill grandfathers in those that are already being kept at two facilities in the country, including the Vancouver Aquarium, which has one dolphin.

Vancouver residents feel connected to a new wave of discontent and desperation in Hong Kong that is the widest since Hong Kong was returned to mainland Chinese rule in 1997.

The Trudeau government will ban single-use plastics as early as 2021, CBC News has learned. Plastic straws, cotton swabs, drink stirrers, plates, cutlery and balloon sticks are just some of the single-use plastics that will be banned in Canada.

Seventy years after its publication, George Orwell's classic dystopian novel "1984" continues to fascinate readers, in particular youngsters growing up in a social media-dominated age of increasing angst.

A third child who was in an Amish horse-drawn carriage that was struck by a drunken driver in southern Michigan has died, authorities said Sunday.

Hundreds of thousands of protesters marched through Hong Kong on Sunday to voice their opposition to legislation that would allow people to be extradited to mainland China where they could face politically charged trials.

Blocks were first placed in front of the doors of an alleged illegal dispensary near Yonge and Bloor streets in May.

Omar Kalair, former CEO of a mortgage company called UM Financial, and co-accused Yusuf Panchbhaya, have been acquitted of all charges related to fraud and theft in connection with their Shariah-compliant mortgage business.

Genocide.That’s what the Prime Minister of Canada says Canada is guilty of — the crime of crimes.That’s what the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal called it, too, when passing judgment on Jean Kambanda, who overs

President Donald Trump said tariffs on Mexican goods are "indefinitely suspended" after negotiators from the US and Mexico were able to reach a deal on immigration enforcement.

Forcing a Calgary teen desperate for a ride home to have sex with three men has landed a convicted rapist a nine-year prison term.

Iran has introduced 2,000 new morality police units in reaction to what officials call an “increasing defiance” of the compulsory wearing of hijabs.

A limpet mine raid on oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman was a "sophisticated operation", the UN hears.

Official says the ads were placed in error and the party is working with Facebook to determine how foreign audiences were asked to donate to the Liberals.

And so, many scientists who have the facts and know the truth remain silent

The discussion came up at a Committee of the Whole meeting Thursday.

A lawyer for a Hamilton, Ont., man convicted of home-invasion style robberies has asked the judge for a more lenient sentence because his client was shot during one of his crimes.

Two young Canadian women have been kidnapped in the West African nation of Ghana, CTV News has learned.

Noa Pothoven had a desperate mental illness and died of starvation, but her story was wrongly told.

Donald Trump and his wife Melania, who moved on to Ireland this afternoon before going to France tomorrow, joined the monarch and Prince Charles to speak to World War Two veterans.

Scot Peterson was on duty at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High in Parkland during the Valentine's Day shooting that 17 people dead.

Witnesses told media the forces attacked medical clinics and looted hospitals and committed multiple sexual assaults.

James Holzhauer, the trivia whiz who dominated Jeopardy this spring, lost for the first time in an episode that aired Monday, falling short of records for total winnings and longest reign.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his government accepts that the murders and disappearances of Indigenous women and girls across Canada in recent decades amount to a genocide.

China's customs agency plans to increase inspections of Canadian pork and pork product imports, Ottawa said in a notice to the industry on Tuesday a move that could seriously damage the country's industry.

Two big banks cut Canada's growth forecasts on rising trade tensions this week, and others could follow suit if the new U.S. tariffs against Mexico are implemented next week.

The Iranian national was found guilty of helping migrants cross the English Channel in dinghies.

Noa Pothoven from Arnhem, the Netherlands, died in her living room after being granted euthanasia. She had suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder, depression and anorexia.

The Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC), of which Mr Corbyn is patron, targeted shops selling Israeli products in Brighton, London and Manchester, forcing two businesses to fold.

The federal government is facing an angry backlash and the prospect of more legal action from immigrants trying to bring their parents or grandparents to Canada.

Canada has temporarily shut its embassy in Venezuela, saying President Nicolas Maduro's government is refusing to renew visas for Canadian diplomats. Ottawa is also reviewing the status of Venezuelan envoys to Canada.

Kayleigh Woods, 23, started a full blown relationship with another inmate after being transferred to women-only Eastwood Park, Gloucs from a men-only jail in Worcestershire.

Faisal Khan Suri, the president of the Alberta Muslim Public Affairs Council, was dressed down by Cooper Tuesday last week during a hearing on online hate.

Whoddunit? What happened? Why’d it happen? It’s only natural that human beings will ask these questions if a shooting happens in their neighbourhood, a vehicle rams into pedestrians, or people in their city are arrested for having expl

The State Department is now requiring nearly all applicants for U.S. visas to submit their social media usernames, previous email addresses and phone numbers.

Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen says the Rainbow Refugee Assistance Partnership will support 50 LGBTQ refugees next year, up from 15.

Paramedics were called to an East 11th Avenue building around 2:45 p.m. Parents are urged to install inexpensive window guards.

Paris Shahravesh, 14, was in line to inherit money left by her banker father, Pedro Dos Santos, who died of a heart attack in March. But a UAE court ruled that as a Christian she would not get it.