NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 10-2019

Immigration consultants and trucking firms with sketchy safety records have found ways to exploit foreign job seekers, sometimes with tragic results when unprepared drivers are sent out on the road, a Globe investigation finds

Clint Goyette has spent a lot of time on the rivers around Squamish, B.C., over the last two decades as a fishing guide, but even he was shocked to see hundreds of dead fish lying in pools along the Cheakamus River recently.

A woman who detransitioned in 2018 says there are many people who have had gender reassignment surgery who wish they hadn't.

Groups that advocate for prisoner rights and crime reform are calling for equal rights for prisoners when voting in the federal election.

A gang leader has been jailed after police used a "rap translator" to prove he had threatened to shoot his rivals in a new song.

From the party that preaches tolerance, inclusion, and equality, this isn't a good look.Jaime Battiste, the federal Liberal candidate for the Nova Scotia riding of Sydney-Victoria, has apologized after the Toronto Sun asked him about damning sexist, homop

A second man has been arrested and charged in connection with the human trafficking of a 22-year-old woman.

For decades, Korean-American dry cleaning businesses have flourished in New York. But startups are better funded and increasingly aggressive.

Defenders are coming out of the woodwork for the oft-maligned Canadian band Nickelback.

The City of Toronto will no longer hand out liceces to payday lenders, and will prevent them from advertising on city-owned property.

Parents in Ontario are scrambling to figure out what to do with their kids should the province's education workers strike on Monday -- a looming question that won't be answered until this afternoon at the earliest.

Ontario generates millions of tonnes of food and organic waste a year, and a majority of it ends up in the landfill. That could create a big problem if a ban on organic waste in landfills goes into effect three years from now.

A Kingston cardiologist and former president of the Canadian Medical Association will be sounding the alarm on Friday at a major meeting of stroke experts over the link between marijuana and heart attacks and stroke.

The group's targets include the Angus L. Macdonald Bridge in Halifax, the Burrard Street Bridge in Vancouver and the Prince Edward Viaduct in Toronto.

Hackers have crippled the computer systems of three Ontario hospitals in recent weeks, prompting concern about the type of malicious software used and whether more facilities may be at risk.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg made the comments about billionaires during a Facebook livestream with employees on Thursday.

A 72-year-old last seen on security footage entering Royal University Hospital on Saturday afternoon was found dead on the hospital�s main floor.

Robert De Niro routinely subjected his longtime employee Graham Chase Robinson to creepy and abusive behavior, including leaving her voicemails threatening "you're f---ing history," an explosive new lawsuit charges.

Toronto city council has voted unanimously in favour of declaring a climate emergency in the city.

The activists drove up to the British Treasury in a fire engine and sprayed red paint through the hose onto the building, though at one point they lost control of the hose.

A trial got underway Wednesday for Abdulahi Hasan Sharif

A World War II-era B-17 bomber with 13 people aboard crashed and burned at the Hartford airport after encountering mechanical trouble on takeoff Wednesday, killing seven of them.

The Bronx Zoo says the woman who trespassed inside its lion enclosure on Saturday put herself in serious danger.

A Saskatoon man says he can't believe he's been banned from entering the United States for 5 years.

The leader of North Shore Rescue has some harsh words for a group of hikers which left its slowest members behind. One ended up hurt and stranded.

One person is dead after a violent incident at a school in a shopping center in Kuopio, a town in eastern Finland, police said on Tuesday.

Authorities have pressed soldiers into the rescue effort and set up an emergency center to run the operation.

Police shoot a protester in the chest, in the first live round shooting in months of unrest.

Hamilton police are in the process of collecting video evidence after an elderly woman was blocked by protesters from entering a People's Party of Canada event. The protest turned violent and four people were arrested.

A sixth-grader in Virginia has recanted her headline-grabbing story of being bullied over her hair at a private cshool.

Qandeel Baloch's brother has been sent to prison for her murder, but is he the only one to blame?