NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 08-2020

A Hamilton-area homeowner who gunned down a would-be car thief seconds after confronting him in the dead of night succeeded on Thursday in getting the country's top court to hear his case.

New York's attorney general announces a lawsuit aimed at dissolving the powerful gun lobbying group.

Health Canada is recalling more than 50 hand sanitizers that contain ingredients 'not acceptable for use' that may pose health risks.

The vehicle parade was a show of support for the Hutterian communities who are feeling the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. The event drew support from businesses, organizations and representatives from the City of Swift Current and the RM of Swift Curre

The pharmaceutical giant is accused of manslaughter after babies died, but it denies wrongdoing.

On frosty Ellesmere Island, where Arctic Canada butts up against the northwestern edge of Greenland, two once-enormous ice caps have completely vanished, new NASA imagery shows.

The woman is in a "serious but stable condition" after being hit by the whale during a group swim.

Unresolved insurance claims from Canada's costliest hail storm have been an ongoing frustration for northeast Calgarians for weeks. For many, no resolution is in sight.

Legal challenges are piling up as the UCP government moves aggressively with a host of new laws.

With a rainbow as a backdrop, Italy's president inaugurated a replacement bridge Monday in Genoa, but families of those killed when the Morandi Bridge collapsed boycotted the ceremony along with the firefighters who pulled many of the 43 dead from smashed

Three Micronesian sailors stranded on a remote Pacific island drew a giant SOS message in the sand to attract the attention of rescuers, who found them three days after they went missing at sea.

The construction of a new military refuelling station in the Arctic is facing yet another delay more than 13 years after it was first promised by the federal government.

A decade ago, Neil Fletcher and Louise Dumayne were city folks, in London, U.K. Then they chucked it all to become homesteaders in the Yukon bush.

A top government official in Egypt has invited U.S. billionaire Elon Musk to see the country's Great Pyramids of Giza after the Tesla CEO claimed that the historical landmark was built by aliens.

Lockheed Martin is also competing with its F-35 Joint Strike Fighter and Saab has submitted its Gripen E.

Fires in the Brazilian Amazon increased 28 per cent in July from a year ago, a state agency reported Saturday.

Isaias snapped trees and knocked out power as it blew through the Bahamas on Saturday and weakened to a tropical storm as it churned toward the Florida coast, where it still threatened to complicate efforts to contain the coronavirus in a hot spot.

A light aircraft overloaded with cocaine crashed on take-off on its way to Australia, police said on Saturday, exposing a Melbourne-based crime syndicate and leading to the arrest of five men with alleged links to the Italian mafia.