NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 11-2019

Extinction Rebellion hosted a Funeral for Extinction and marched through Vancouver malls and streets Friday.

North Korea calls Japan's leader an "imbecile" and "political dwarf" in a row over its latest test.

Ryan Straschnitzki was injured in the deadly April 2018 Humboldt Broncos bus crash.

It is on a smaller scale than it had wanted and must treat any data it collects as a "public asset".

Flagpoling occurs when temporary residents of Canada cross the border, then immediately turn around to receive immigration services at a port of entry

There are 200 women behind the 2.4-metre-high barbed-wire fences at the Grand Valley Institute.Most are the products of shattered and abusive homes, violent relationships, drugs and bad choices.Unloved and looking for redemption.Heather Mason was one of t

A 69-year-old mall Santa from Penticton, B.C. is feeling less jolly than usual after after being fired over some cheeky photos.

Prosecutors in Sicily have announced 19 arrests, exposing a nationwide network of would-be fascist militants. Police have uncovered weapons, explosives, and extremist propaganda in a series of raids.

Chinese telecom giant Huawei is a major provider of academic research funding in Canada. That has some experts alarmed given the company's reported ties to the Chinese government.

Gila Yefet says she knows what she heard.So does Leora David.Both women are ready to tell Toronto Police. "I heard a lot of things no Jewish person anywhere should ever have to" said Gila, a York University student.

A suspect is custody after stealing a fire truck and attempting to run people over in Winnipeg's Central Park, according to police.

In an interview with Tehran-backed channel Press TV - since banned from operating in the UK - he attacks the British broadcaster's coverage of issues in the Middle East.

With the exception of those who have been living in a dark cave, it is well known that Earth has warmed over the 20th century. Anyone who reads papers or watches TV knows that it is humans who are those responsible for this warming.

What happened to the National Enquirer after it went all in for Trump?

First, the government of Alberta Premier Jason Kenney fired the election commissioner investigating the United Conservative Party's leadership campaign. Now, CBC News has learned that early next year the government intends to change the Election Financ

In its final report, a privately-funded policy group concludes that Canada needs a carbon price of $210 per tonne of greenhouse gas emission by 2030 to meet its Paris targets. That would mean a 40-cent rise in prices at the pump in ten years' time.

Actress Jennifer Agostini, 43, and swimsuit model Prendinellys Garcia, 47, were attacked leaving Midtown lounge Sky Room.

A man who bludgeoned his fiancee to death with a metal bar after she wanted to leave him because of his cross-dressing has been jailed for 17 years.

Turkey is to sign a new contract for S-400 missile-defense systems with Russia, according to Moscow, which would risk further souring ties with the US and could trigger threatened sanctions.

Sian Moses, 38, (pictured) allegedly touched the breast and backside of a fellow youth worker at the children's home for vulnerable teenagers in Caerphilly, South Wales.

Thousands of farmers descended on Berlin from the countryside with their tractors today, parking their vehicles along the road leading to the capital's landmark Brandenburg Gate (main).

The CBC/Netflix drama series Anne with an E has been cancelled. Creator/showrunner Moira Walley-Beckett says in an Instagram post that they've "reached the end of the red Green Gables road" after three seasons.

Christine Rollins had likely just stepped out of her car in the dark hours of the morning when the animals ravaged her

The death was caused by the bacteria capnocytophaga canimorsus, which is found most commonly in the mouths of cats and dogs.

Singer Billie Eilish is calling out fake fans for booing her as she left a U.S. talk show earlier this month.In a video posted online of the Listen Before I Go hitmaker leaving Jimmy Kimmel Live!, a crowd can be seen booing the 17-year-old, apparently bec

Secret Service agents issued a lockdown order at the White House on Tuesday morning, citing a 'shelter in place' order for an unspecified 'emergency.'

Teamsters Canada said it has reached a tentative deal with CN Rail to end the weeklong strike, establishing an agreement-in-principle to renew the collective agreement for more than 3,000 railway workers.

On Monday Google fired four employees for violating data security policies including software engineer Rebecca Rivers, who protested the company's work with Border Patrol.

A professor's comment triggers an avalanche of criticism on Twitter from food lovers and immigrants.

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted psilocybin therapy a Breakthrough Therapy designation for the second time in a year, this time with a view on accelerating trials testing its efficacy treating major depressive disorder (MDD).

For generations, people in Alaska's far-north whaling villages have relied on hand-built ice cellars dug deep into the permafrost to age their subsistence food to perfection and keep it cold throughout the year.

The strike of 3,200 CN workers is now in its seventh day.

LONGUEUIL, Que. - When Sol Zanetti took the microphone at Quebec solidaire's recent political convention, he put his fist in the air and told the roughly 600 assembled party members that Quebec shouldn't have to submit to the "illegitimate" Canadian const

It's believed to be the first ice hockey team made entirely of transgender men, transgender women, and gender non-conforming athletes.

Let's hope feces flinging is not becoming a trend.Toronto Police are investigation two separate reports of someone dumping urine and fecal matter at university libraries: One Friday afternoon at the University of Toronto's Robarts Research Library on St.

Sheila O'Leary, 35 and her husband, Ryan, 30, only ever ate raw fruits and vegetables. The toddler was only allowed breast milk

Leaked secret documents are revealing the systematic scope of mass detention of ethnic minorities in re-education camps in northwestern China. From 24-hour surveillance, forced ideological lessons and psychological modification, official Communist Par

An Ontario court has struck down a provincial government order that made some post-secondary student fees optional.

The plastic straw ban, if approved by council on Wednesday, will come in effect on April 22, 2020

The Cacciatori unit searches the rugged landscape of Calabria for fugitives who have dug themselves deep into the earth

The Liberal government is facing renewed political pressure from the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump to increase defence spending to meet the benchmark established by NATO.

ST. CATHARINES; A Niagara Regional Police officer who repeatedly shot a colleague a year ago had his criminal charges withdrawn Friday in court, bringing an abrupt end to a shocking case of police-on-police violence.

Canadian officials declined to explain why they granted a work permit to David Bertiaux although he was facing serious criminal charges in Belgium.

Consumption has fallen to record lows, but candy superstores in the neighbouring country are booming as the levy rises again

US investigators said the former agent 'betrayed' his country by sharing sources of covert intelligence with China over a period of three years. After retiring, he was found in possession of 'top secret' information.

As Canada continues to waffle on whether to allow Chinese tech giant Huawei to join its next-generation 5G wireless network, former Hong Kong Democratic Party chairperson Emily Lau said Canada should be "very worried" about the company's potential inclusi

After being named to the federal cabinet earlier this week, Natural Resources Minister Seamus O'Regan is in Calgary on Friday, meeting with Alberta's energy minister.

When the world learned last winter about the existence of a watery prison holding dozens of whales in Russia's Far East, environmentalists such as Oganes Targulyan feared the creatures were doomed

The Toronto Star will be shedding 73 jobs after halting the publication of StarMetro newspapers throughout the country, despite receiving hefty payroll rebates from the federal government.

The cat disappeared from the state of Oregon and was discovered in New Mexico five years later.

The prime minister has been charged with bribery, fraud and breach of trust.

A huge international network of fake local news sites that push a pro-Indian government position internationally has a deep Canadian connection, CBC News has learned. According to the EU DisinfoLab, a Brussels-based non-profit group whose goal is ident

The penalty for distracted driving in Saskatchewan is set to more than double.

Scott Holmes and his team are trying to accomplish something that's never been done before in the aviation industry: develop, build and successfully run an electric motor in an airplane race.

Most notable is the shift of Freeland from foreign affairs to the post of deputy prime minister.

Almost all internet connectivity in the country has been switched off since Saturday.

A secretive startup backed by Bill Gates has achieved a solar breakthrough aimed at saving the planet. Heliogen, a clean energy company that emerged from stealth mode on Tuesday, said it has discovered a way to use artificial intelligence and a field of

Alberta's government is facing accusations of political interference for moving to fire the province's elections commissioner, who is in the middle of investigating Premier Jason Kenney's 2017 campaign for the leadership of the United Conservative Party.

Natalie Salisbury, 17, said she was accused of hate speech and suspended from Stonewall Collegiate Institute until after Nov. 11 for protesting the rainbow poppy

Tehran effectively has free rein across key institutions of state, leaked documents show

The plan to weaken Alberta's oilsands came together in a Minneapolis hotel. It was the fall of 2008, and a group of NGOs spent part of a conference there brainstorming tactics for slowing down the growth of the oilsands. They identified pipelines as an id

Bernier regrets tweeting that Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old Swedish climate change activist, was mentally unstable. 'I did a mistake over there and I corrected'

Indian authorities say they have shut down a call centre where dozens of people tried to dupe Canadians into handing over money through a phone scam involving social insurance numbers.

Canada's $1.6-billion bailout for Alberta's battered oil industry is well underway, but with little transparency about who is getting the money and for what. Almost $1 billion of the package of loans, guarantees and government grants announced last Dec

The far-Right Sweden Democrats party has become the most popular in Sweden in a historic poll which marks the failure of long-term efforts by the traditional parties to freeze them out.

Capt Randal Woolery, with the Seattle PD's Professional Standards Bureau, faces a sexual exploitation charge after being busted by his own's agency's Vice squad on Thursday.

Google is secretly blacklisting certain sites to prevent them appearing in search results - despite publicly denying doing so - according to an investigation.

Two First Nations in British Columbia's Interior that had been part of a court challenge against the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion have reversed course and signed deals with the Crown corporation.

Kyle Dubas wants to see more diversity in hockey and he's starting with the front office of the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Citing a decrease in its operating budget, the news division of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation announced layoffs Thursday.

A man has been released on bail in connection to an alleged vandalism incident at the Old City Hall cenotaph earlier this week.

'Mr. Blanchet, I do not believe you speak for the majority of Quebecers. Quebecers understand that they have benefited enormously ... from the energy wealth we develop'

As marijuana stocks drop dramatically, some cannabis companies are laying off workers and halting construction on new facilities.

ISIS has revealed a guide to killing world leaders, urging lone wolves to masquerade as journalists so they can smuggle bombs near to politicians like President Trump.

A former North York hydro site now being used as a refugee shelter is costing taxpayers at least $1-million per month, the Toronto Sun has confirmed.The city is paying $42,000 per month to the Times Group Corp. to use the 5800 Yonge St. site, which opened

Singh met with Trudeau in Ottawa today to try to leverage his party's position in a minority government.

A grassroots United Conservative Party policy proposal suggesting Alberta adopt an American-style school voucher system would be "dangerous" for publicly funded schools in the province, says the Opposition

An established Edmonton charity that has supported philanthropy in the community for more than 65 years says the provincial government's inquiry into so-called anti-Alberta activities is polarizing, undemocratic and unfounded.

The commissioner heading Alberta's public inquiry into allegations of foreign-funded reputational attacks on the province's oil and gas industry personally handed $905,000 in legal business to a Calgary law firm in which his son is a partner.

Beaches in southwest France have been shut down as packages of cocaine continue to mysteriously wash ashore, with authorities puzzled as to where the drugs are coming from.

A federal court in Boston has ruled that warrantless U.S. government searches of the phones and laptops of international travellers at airports and other U.S. ports of entry violate the Fourth Amendment.

Sohail Ayaz (pictured) is suspected of kidnapping a 13-year-old, drugging him and raping him for four days while filming his assault in Rawalpindi, Pakistan.

Authorities in Yunnan say suspect climbed wall to attack children and staff, spraying them with caustic soda.

Canada's plan to meet its greenhouse-gas emissions targets is among the worst in the G20, according to a new report card on climate action.

VANCOUVER - Superbugs are likely to kill nearly 400,000 Canadians and cost the economy about $400 billion in gross domestic product over the next 30 years, warns a landmark report.

Swedish police are dealing with unprecedented levels of attacks, in city centres and suburbs.

A night near the Hollywood Walk of Fame would change a woman's life, as she was getting into her car and a homeless man sprinted across Hollywood Boulevard toward her.

Ferocious wildfires were burning at emergency-level intensity across Australia's most populous state and into Sydney suburbs on Tuesday as authorities warned most people in their paths that there was no longer time to flee.

The Alberta government has pulled $122 million in funding for a new disaster response headquarters, despite two reports calling for a modern facility in the aftermath of massive provincial disasters.

Former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley recalled a private conversation with then-Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and then-White House Chief of Staff John Kelly where they defended resisting President Trump, telling her they did so out of necessit

Arnold Schwarzenegger made multiple visits to Albersdorf, Germany in order to make his gas-guzzling $100k Pinzgauer car more eco-friendly.

The far-right party led by Santiago Abascal, 43, who speaks of 'reconquering' Spain in terms that echo the medieval wars between Christian and Moorish forces, went from 24 to 52 seats.

Bolivia's President Evo Morales agreed to step down after the military, political rivals, mutinous police and protesters called on him to leave following fraud allegations that plagued his reelection.

They are mere children, lured into an ugly world where their bodies are bought and sold by men who profit on their enslavement.Two runaway girls, aged 14 and 15, are plied with alcohol and speed in an Ottawa hotel room, pawed by strangers and posed for ph

Company blames high log costs for failure of Okanagan operation

Hockey commentator Don Cherry is in the limelight yet again, this time for complaining that he rarely sees people he believes to be new immigrants wearing poppies ahead of Remembrance Day.

The 'Baby Trump' blimp was made famous by protesters in London in 2018. Organizers took it to Alabama ahead of Trump's attendance at a college football game, but an angry passerby stabbed it in the back.

Between Friday night and Saturday afternoon, 89 collisions were reported to Edmonton police.

An Edmonton couple is going on a trip of a lifetime after their 20-month-old son inadvertently entered them into a contest with their cable company.

Saturday's verdict paves the way for building the temple in place of the demolished mosque.

The Turkish interior minister, Suleyman Soylu said Turkey was "not a hotel" for Islamic State detainees from other countries

'We've had it with Ottawa's indifference to this adversity. Albertans have been working for Ottawa for too long, it's time for Ottawa to start working for us'

The province says people called for the museum to celebrate the importance of Chinese immigrants who helped build British Columbia, and to bridge history with contemporary culture.

The weather is getting colder, but Alberta is going to take that sentiment to a new level this weekend. Starting on Saturday night, parts of Alberta and the rest of the prairies will become one of the coldest places on the planet, even colder than the

Notorious career criminal Larry Stanford has been sentenced to nine years in prison for the violent 2017 sexual assault of a female neighbour.