NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 07-2021

A tweeted musing that merely mentioning a new AWS product would be enough to see it appear in job ads has come true — even though the product mentioned is made up.

Thinking about selling your smart speaker? Be aware that you can't completely delete personal content from the device.

American supermodel Beverly Peele says Peter Nygard hasn't paid child support in more than six months. She fears if he doesn't pay it soon, she and her children will be homeless.

Cybersecurity teams worked feverishly Sunday to stem the impact of the single biggest global ransomware attack on record, with some details emerging about how the Russia-linked gang responsible breached the company whose software was the conduit.

If a cigarette butt meets dry grass, Vancouver could be in for a damaging and life-threatening fire.

The military wants women soldiers to march in heels rather than army boots on independence day.

Iraq’s electricity minister has resigned as protests erupt in Basra over the crippling shortages

There are only 80 Second World War veterans left in Newfoundland and Labrador, according to the Royal Canadian Legion, but 12 were honoured in St. John's Friday night.

Gruesome images of an osprey that became tangled in a fishing line and ended up hanging from a London, Ont., bridge has set off a firestorm of debate online, pitting bird watchers against people who fish.

The BC Coroners Service has reported 719 sudden deaths in the past week, triple the amount that would normally occur in the province.

A burned totem pole at the Malahat lookout, believed to be arson, is being investigated by Shawnigan Lake RCMP. Police say they were called just after 4 a.m. Friday by a passing motorist who saw the totem pole was on fire. The Malahat Volunteer Fire De

A dog has been seized and animal cruelty charges are being recommended after the pet was spotted in a crate attached to a trailer on a B.C. highway amid a heat wave.

Seven people are dead, including four children, after a early morning fire in Chestermere, Alta.

Canada’s military ombudsman — who recently accused the Liberal government of interfering in an ongoing investigation — has increased the stakes in his behind-the-scenes battle with the Department of National Defence.

Aisles have been closed for several days at a Metro Vancouver Walmart after dozens of food packages were found chewed by rodents.