NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 08-2019

A months-long inquiry into high gas prices in British Columbia has concluded that the province's market is not truly competitive and that there's a "significant unexplained difference" of about 13 cents per litre in gas prices between southern B.C. and ot

The Taliban has launched a large-scale attack on Kunduz, one of Afghanistan's main cities, killing at least three civilians and wounding more than 70 others.

Despite having the right conditions for innovation, many Canadian-invented patents are being snapped up by foreign firms rather than being owned and scaled up by Canadian ones, a new study says.

Hurricane Dorian shut down most major resorts in the Bahamas and forced authorities to evacuate much of the northern shore and low-lying islands on Saturday, as the fierce Category 4 storm prepared to unleash torrents of rain and howling winds.

The Liberals have dumped a candidate in Quebec after B'nai Brith Canada accused Hassan Guillet of making a number of anti-Semitic and anti-Israel statements.

Police released disturbing audio of an Arkansas woman who called for help in the final moments of her life, drowning in her car, but was met with mockery and disdain, drawing public outrage.

My sources tell me President Trump is putting the finishing touches on a White House initiative to declassify documents that have remained hidden from the public for far too long.

A number of Canadian Muslims have been turned away at the Canada-U.S. border in recent weeks, immigration lawyers say.

The British confectionery giant Cadbury has been facing some backlash on social media for a new candy bar that it introduced in India, which features four types of chocolate to promote diversity.

The NDP is facing massive gaps in its candidate roster as the official start of the federal election campaign draws nearer. The party says it has named 175 candidates to run under the orange banner in the upcoming election, meaning just under half of the

Giuseppe Conte accepts a new coalition mandate, after the nationalists pulled out of the government.

Stephen Michael Michaelson owns a property where police found a helicopter they allege was used in an attempt to smuggle methamphetamine

To the uninitiated, Dansby's desire to control her surroundings with an implanted microchip might sound like it was plucked from some dystopian future

Sacramento residents and business owners have spoken to DailyMail.com about the city's growing homeless rate - which has increased by 19 per cent in the last two years - with 5,570 vagrants.

As the popularity of alternative meat products explodes, one startup company has its eyes on bringing to same trend to the coffee market.

Marriott International, the world's largest hotel chain, said Wednesday it will eliminate small plastic bottles of shampoo, conditioner and bath gel from its hotel rooms worldwide by December 2020. They'll be replaced with larger bottles or wall-mounted d

First pictures from inside the HMS Terror, part of the doomed Franklin Expedition, show tidy rows of crockery, neatly stowed storage lockers -- even a propeller sitting solidly in place as if ready for a head of steam.

Sacramento residents and business owners have spoken to DailyMail.com about the city's growing homeless rate - which has increased by 19 per cent in the last two years - with 5,570 vagrants.

A group that started with a goal of defeating Liberals in Western Canada has landed in Ontario.The Canada Growth Council, a free market advocacy group, has launched a series of billboards throughout southern Ontario aimed at convincing voters not to vote

Saba Kord Afshari, 20, an activist from Tehran, was jailed for a total of 24 years on Tuesday - including 15 for taking part in White Wednesday protests against the compulsory hijab.

President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said local prosecutors should be investigated because "the alleged perpetrators had been arrested, but they were freed."

Canadians are advised to brace for a 'polar coaster' winter if the latest prediction from the Farmers' Almanac is to be believed.

First pictures from inside the HMS Terror, part of the doomed Franklin Expedition, show tidy rows of crockery, neatly stowed storage lockers -- even a propeller sitting solidly in place as if ready for a head of steam.

One day before Montreal's Pride parade, organizers barred a group that planned to march in support of pro-democracy efforts in Hong Kong because of alleged threats from "pro-Communists."

Ohio police say the story of a dog found on the side of the road with a slit throat and her muzzle duct-taped shut was actually invented by an owner looking for free vet care.

Costco was forced to cut short the opening day of its inaugural mainland China outlet over safety worries after huge crowds of bargain-hunters swamped the store in suburban Shanghai.

The federal Liberals have decided on a slogan they hope will resonate with voters and best represent their political brand as they roll out their campaign for the October election.

Pro-democracy protesters were seen armed with metal poles and even sports equipment to protect themselves from a police crackdown amid escalating tensions in Hong Kong.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government is offering $15 million and the use of Canadian water bombers to help fight the wildfires currently ravaging the Amazon rainforest.

The Trudeau Liberals are making spending commitments at a significantly higher pace than the Harper Conservatives did before the 2015 election, a Global News analysis shows.

An international study led by the University of Chicago has found a possible link between air pollution and higher rates of mental illness.

A century of Coca-Cola memorabilia made up of more than 1,000 items is up for auction in Calgary.

Maxime Bernier is blaming a "totalitarian leftist mob" for the decision to take down billboards promoting his controversial stance on immigration.

Todd Lyons was arrested Friday and charged with three counts of hate crime assault. Video shows a shirtless man on the streets of Manhattan, launching attacks, main.

Well-meaning celebrities trying to bring attention to the Amazon blazes in Brazil are spreading misleading snapshots like wildfire on social media.

Two Al Qaeda and ISIS-inspired women from Queens who blabbed to an undercover federal agent for months about their plans to build bombs to set off in New York City gave up on their not guilty pleas on Friday and copped to a charge that could land them in

Donald Trump says he'll air drop ISIS fighters into Europe, with no restrictions on the radicals' movements, if the countries they were living in before they were caught on the battlefield refuse to take them into custody.

The space agency is reportedly looking into an allegation against astronaut Anne McClain.

A school in the United States has spent $48 million redesigning its buildings with curved corridors, hiding places, and cement barriers in a bid to thwart mass shooters.

The father-of-two, identified only as 'Todd F.', is being investigated by the Alberta Human Rights Commission after a complaint was filed against him in 2017 by the sitter, James Crynowski.

The expectation is that each generation has it better than the one before, but that has not been the case for those born in the decade of Margaret Thatcher as Prime Minister.

Police have clashed with climate change protesters in Hendaye, near Biarritz, France, today. Some of the activists carried orange dinghies in reference to migrants in the border town near Spain.

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals judges said Friday that prison officials were 'deliberately indifferent' to Adree Edmo's gender dysphoria, in violation of the Eighth Amendment'.

The northern island and the rest of the Arctic aren't just hotter due to global warming; the region is seen as a new geopolitical and economic asset, with the U.S., Russia, China and others wanting in.

Animal rights group PETA have branded teachers of St Edwards School's Cheltenham, in Gloucestershire, as bad as 'sexists and racists' over their buy alpacas as pets for their Farm Club.

Russia will launch the world's first floating nuclear reactor and send it on an epic journey across the Arctic on Friday, despite environmentalists warning of serious risks to the region.

The late Stan Lee -- who co-created 'Spider-Man' -- would've been happy over the news that Sony pumped the brakes on giving Disney control of his character ... so says his daughter.

Bernier, an outspoken climate-change denier, was responding to the agency's warning that ads could be considered partisan simply because of the position of the People's Party

A Victorian man who bashed two female cops and threatened to kill them with their own guns told police he wouldn't go to jail because he's black.

Vincent Cochetel, the UN's special envoy for the Central Mediterranean, warned in a tweet this afternoon that migrants' demands were becoming more radical.

Waseem Baloch strangled his sister Qandeel, 26, to death at their home in the Punjab in 2016, claiming her risque photos and videos had 'brought dishonour to the Baloch name.'

A man was in police custody Tuesday in connection with the death of a 9-year-old girl in Detroit who was mauled by three dogs despite efforts by neighbours and her own 'heartbroken' father, who lamented that 'she was gone when I reached her.'

The supermarket chain alleges that Tesla was negligent in the way the solar panels were installed.

The Ontario government's revised sex-education curriculum for elementary schools includes instruction on health, cyber safety and consent, like the 2015 curriculum the PCs opposed, and requires school boards to allow parents to exempt children from teachi

Shocking act in Tepexco is just one example of wider malady blighting countries from Bolivia to Brazil

The federal government has written off the balance of two multimillion dollar loans given to Irving-owned Atlantic Wallboard in Saint John.

Indigenous communities have long claimed that resource extraction has hurt their communities and economy, and have called on the government to make amends

If you think it's been an unusually quiet hurricane season, you're right: The last time we went from July 15 through Aug. 19 with no named storms in the Atlantic was 1982, according to Colorado State University meteorologist Phil Klotzbach.

Twenty-three Texas towns were struck by a 'coordinated' ransomware attack which began on Friday morning. The exact locations have not been named but it is believed to have cost $12 million.

A mother was arrested and taken to a police cell after being accused of putting her rubbish out in the wrong colour bin bags.

Residents of Vancouver's Oppenheimer Park, a tent city in the Downtown Eastside, have been ordered to remove their tents and other structures by Wednesday at 6 p.m.

Man unknowingly pulled over the van of police officers by turning on emergency lights and blowing an air horn from his vehicle, a black Nissan Sentra

They wore black commemorative armbands with Grewal's nickname, Allie, on them.

Cuts of $787M to United Nations international peacekeeping activities are expected to be requested.

The Islamic State group says it was behind the attack, which also wounded more than 180 people.

As a large far-right rally is underway in Portland, Oregon, U.S. President Donald Trump has spoken out against so-called anti-fascist counter-protesters.

Ahmed Elgaafary (pictured) raped a drunk passenger after picking her up at a casino near Philadelphia. He charged her an extra $150 for vomiting in her car and the extra journey fee.

Elvis Presley fans carrying lit candles in the Tennessee night are visiting the rock 'n' roll icon's grave at Graceland during the annual vigil commemorating his death 42 years ago.

North Korea said Saturday that leader Kim Jong Un supervised another test-firing of an unspecified new weapon, seen as an attempt to pressure Washington and Seoul over slow nuclear negotiations and their joint military exercises.

Emergency crews have left the scene of an explosion in London, Ont., this morning and more residents are allowed to return home.

The City of Saskatoon is a victim of a big online fraud. The city says a fraudster electronically impersonated...

A majority of Canadians who took part in a survey about the ethical conduct of judges believe that superior court justices should not be allowed to leverage the prestige of their former position for commercial gain after they retire.

A prominent Vancouver law firm has been ordered to pay almost $70,000 for wrongfully dismissing an articling student, who ended up unemployed and homeless for several months after she was fired.

Women and Gender Equality Minister Maryam Monsef will announce $562,000 in funding for groups promoting awareness of gender inequalities and harmful stereotypes among men and boys

Mexican authorities have rescued 65 migrants from South Asia who were found starving and severely dehydrated. Once their nationalities are identified and confirmed they will be sent back to their countries.

The Liberal government is delivering $1.75 billion in compensation for dairy producers negatively impacted by the Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) and the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Par

The actress shared a pictured from the state's official paper, the People's Daily, that read 'I support Hong Kong's police, you can beat me up now'.

Aiming to put his mark on the world map, President Donald Trump has talked to aides and allies about buying Greenland for the U.S.

YouTube denies it discriminates on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.

LONDON'S knife epidemic has reached unprecedented levels and there have been 86 deaths in the capital since the start of 2019.

Samiulahaq Akbari, 22, was caught attacking the stranger on CCTV in Thornton Heath, South London. He carried out three separate attacks on the same road during his rampage.

Vancouver police Chief Adam Palmer, who heads the organization, says Canada already has strong firearms regulations and no other law is required.

Under Israeli law, backers of the pro-Palestinian Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions movement can be denied entry.

This is the fifth recorded attack in the past year.

The Alpha Electro G2 plane ended up nose-down and partly submerged at the end of a lake near Arendal in southern Norway, on Wednesday.

A gunman who opened fire on police Wednesday as they were serving a drug warrant in Philadelphia, wounding six officers and triggering a standoff that extended into the night, is in police custody, authorities said.

A Calgary man who heard screams at a family's campsite in Banff ran to their nearby tent to find a wolf attempting to pull a man away.

The main stock indexes in Canada and the U.S. suffered their worst day of the year as North American markets plunged on growing fears of a global recession.

In a policy plank released Friday, Maxime Bernier's People's Party of Canada (PPC) vowed to scrap the Multiculturalism Act if elected and cancel all funding that promotes the concept.

Police in Virginia say the man with the TV on his head appears to be nothing more than a practical joker.

As Christian churches face declining numbers, one is bucking the trend. Is Hillsong a triumph of marketing or faith?

Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner Mario Dion has found that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau violated the ethics code by trying to encourage former justice minister Jody Wilson-Raybould to reach a deferred prosecution agreement with Quebec-based e

Ethics Commissioner Mario Dion has found Prime Minister Justin Trudeau contravened the federal Conflict of Interest Act in relation to the SNC-Lavalin scandal. This is the second time Dion has found the prime minister has broken federal ethics laws.

Dustin Hice says in his Suffolk County Supreme Court suit, which was filed over the weekend, that he was slinging drinks in July 2018 for The Old Stove Pub in Sagaponack when he and his coworkers decided to go out for drinks after work.

The knifeman was seen on the corner of King and Clarence Street in the Sydney CBD on Tuesday afternoon, wielding a large knife and calling on someone to shoot him.

Russian authorities have recommended residents of Nyonoksa leave their village while cleanup work is carried out nearby following a rocket engine accident that caused a spike in radiation last week, Interfax news agency reported citing local officials.

The man in the prisoner’s box came here as a tourist — but he had no plans to visit the CN Tower.Instead, he and his Colombian pals arrived at Pearson airport earlier this year on Mexican passports.