NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 06-2024

The city is entering the final stages of resuming water service through its repaired feeder main, as water consumption continues to fall below the city’s threshold level.

The far-right National Rally leaped into a strong lead Sunday in France's first round of legislative elections, polling agencies projected, bringing the party closer to being able to form a government in round two.

The project will see the construction of 15 warships to replace the current fleet of Halifax-class frigates.

Pierre Poilievre is the only federal party leader whose staff won't say whether their chief intends to participate in Pride events this summer.

The Supreme Court on Friday made it more difficult to prosecute some Jan. 6 rioters, and may have weakened the Justice Department's case against former President Trump in the process.

California Gov. Gavin Newsome says a Supreme Court ruling that cities can enforce bans on people sleeping outdoors in West Coast areas will give local officials more freedom to address the crisis.

U.S. President Joe Biden delivered an uneven performance at Thursday's debate, while his Republican rival Donald Trump rattled off a series of attacks that included numerous falsehoods, as the two oldest  presidential candidates ever c

A Nunavut judge has sentenced a Toronto woman to three years in prison in a case of Inuit identity fraud.

Anthony Olienick broke down in tears when he learned the COVID-19 protest blockade at Coutts had disbanded in part because of his arrest.

An Alabama town and a Black man who was prevented from becoming its mayor after winning his 2020 election have reached a proposed settlement, according to federal court documents.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the province will opt out of the federal government's dental care plan by 2026.

Edmonton city council voted to move forward on its district-planning policy Tuesday, while making a change intended to calm some of the concerns around 15-minute cities.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has agreed to plead guilty to a felony charge related to his alleged role in one of the largest US government breaches of classified material, as part of a deal with the Justice Department that will allow him to avoid impr

The woman was reportedly rescued after park attendants heard her screams as she was being attacked.

Peter Marks overruled three teams and two top directors.

Scientists fear Washington’s Mount Rainier could trigger a swift debris flow caused by melting snow and ice. An event could endanger nearby populated areas.

Former Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi will replace Rachel Notley as the Alberta NDP leader after receiving 86 per cent of the vote on the first ballot.

An Olds, Alta woman with accessibility issues is speaking out against the town after local bylaw officers informed her she would receive a $5,000 fine if she was caught using her mobility scooter on any street, sidewalk or pathway in town.

"Cyber incident" affecting 15K dealers could mean outages "for several days."

The Senate has passed a government bill intended to help deter, investigate and punish foreign interference amid concerns the legislation received inadequate scrutiny and could unduly infringe on basic freedoms.

Across North America, Europe and Asia, hundreds of millions of people endured blistering conditions. The U.S. special envoy for climate change called it “a threat to all of humankind.”

Canada will list Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), a branch of the Iranian Armed Forces, as a terrorist group.

A judge has sentenced a former Saskatchewan Mountie who shot and killed his lover in a park to 11 years in prison.

The city is focused on repairing five other areas of the water feeder main, which is responsible for 60 per cent of Calgary's treated water supply. Officials say this summer's Stampede festivities will continue as planned.

After some persuasion from Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), the CEO of Novo Nordisk will testify before lawmakers later this year on the "outrageously high cost" of the company's diabetes and weight-loss drugs—Ozempic and Wegovy—in the US.

The need to transition away from fossil fuels to more sustainable energy production is critical. That’s why a team of Concordia researchers is looking at a potential power source that not only produces no carbon emissions but removes carbon as it works:

A human smuggling ring recently dismantled by members of the RCMP was connected to the deaths of eight migrants who drowned in the St. Lawrence River while trying to cross illegally into the United States last year.

Canada looks on track to meet NATO’s military spending guideline by the end of the decade, Defence Minister Bill Blair said Friday, notably by boosting investment in the Arctic near its shared border with Russia as the region warms quickly because of cl

City says state of emergency allows for more co-ordination of action, and is an indicator of the seriousness of the situation.

If water usage in Calgary continues at its current rate, the city could be forced to bring in mandatory indoor water restrictions, the mayor said Friday, calling the situation  "urgent and catastrophic."

North Carolina's political maps are expected to give Republicans majorities in the state legislature, and the U.S. House of Representatives delegation, even if Democrats win a majority of the statewide vote.

Approach relies on lipid capsules like those in the mRNA vaccines.

The material, which was purchased from a little-known Chinese company, was sold with falsified documents and used in parts that went into jets from both manufacturers.

The wreck of polar explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton's final ship has been discovered off Labrador's south coast, says a Royal Canadian Geographical Society-led expedition.

The announcement by the national food safety regulator was met with derision from fans of searing heat.

H5N1 bird flu viruses have shown to be lethal in ferret model before.

A Dutch warship was harassed by Chinese military aircraft in the East China Sea on Friday, the Netherlands said, becoming the latest country to accuse Beijing’s forces of initiating potentially unsafe encounters in international waters.

Some 373 million citizens across the 27 member states of the European Union are eligible to vote on June 6-9 in the European Parliament elections.

Ontario's largest butter tart festival saw approximately 60,000 visitors take over the streets of downtown Midland.

Meter readers and inspectors for Manitoba Hydro could be on the picket line next month.

'The very concept of 'secret trial' does not exist in Canada,' says top court in 9-0 decision

The man who rose to prominence in corporate Canada as founder of one of the country's largest auto parts makers now stands accused of five sex-related offences involving more than one victim over multiple decades, police said Friday as they announced the

It could take crews roughly one week to repair a massive water main break that has forced Calgarians across the city to conserve water use.

A hiker posted a video showing the water flow of the fall was coming from a pipe built into the rock face.

The RCMP have made four arrests and issued four additional arrest warrants in connection to a suspected human smuggling ring that was allegedly charging migrants thousands of dollars to sneak them over the border into the U.S. from Cornwall, Ont.

People who had higher levels of xylitol in their blood were more likely to have a heart attack or stroke within the next three years, with lab experiments suggesting the sweetener promotes blood clotting

Police have arrested a 67-year-old woman who they say was an accomplice to Robert Miller, the Montreal billionaire accused of sexually assaulting minors.

An Alberta ranching community is fighting a planned hearing on proposed coal exploration in the Rocky Mountains.

The B.C. Conservative Party added a third MLA who defected from the B.C. United Party this week — and all of them have said they put aside their differences to join the upstart party and defeat the ruling NDP.

Online streaming services operating in Canada will be required to contribute five per cent of their Canadian revenues to support the domestic broadcasting system, the country's telecoms regulator said on Tuesday.

A workaround that allows non-Canadians with temporary status to get same-day immigration services at the border by leaving and re-entering Canada within 24 hours is facing new limitations.