NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 10-2019

Encana Corp., now a Calgary-based company, says it plans to shift its base to the United States and change its name to Ovintiv Inc.

Three men have been charged after a 15-year-old Ottawa girl was allegedly lured from a mall and sexually assaulted

A video appears to show a suspect pulling out a handgun while handcuffed. Toronto police officers insist they conducted a pat-down search of the suspect, Ali Shobeg, 38.

Feds unjustly enrich China, LNG owners at the expense of Canadian workers.

Boris Johnson will seek to rally his troops for the pre-Christmas showdown by attacking Jeremy Corbyn at what promises to be a brutal PMQs session in the Commons later.

Immigrants to Canada who want to settle in Quebec will soon be required to pass a provincial values test to prove they have learned "democratic values and Quebec values."

Toronto police say they are investigating after a video recently surfaced of a suspect pulling out a handgun while sitting handcuffed in the back of a police cruiser.

A new survey shows that 58% of Germans want Turkey expelled from NATO over the recent military offensive in Syria. There is even stronger German support for economic sanctions and export bans against the country.

Hiroki Masuzumi is one of 15 youth from across the country suing the federal government over climate change, claiming Ottawa's role in perpetuating the crisis violates their fundamental rights.

Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden was reportedly refused Holy Communion at a catholic church in South Carolina because he 'advocated for abortion', according to a priest at the church.

Parents find their children maltreated in what they thought were Islamic rehabilitation centres.

A lumber mill in Mackenzie, B.C., is an example of just how interconnected the province's forestry sector has become, and the crisis it's facing as 25 mills have ceased operating this year, leaving more than 6,000 people out of work.

The mass evacuation, main, of around 180,000 people was ordered near a Northern California wildfire. It came as PG&E shut off power to 2.35 million people.

Thousands of jihadists held in Kurdish-run detention centres pose a ticking time bomb for the West.

A "high value ISIS target" believed to be Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has been killed by U.S.-led forces in Idlib, Syria, a well-placed military source told Fox News on Saturday night.

Emmy-winning actor Harry Morgan, best known for his role as Colonel Sherman Potter in MASH, has died aged 96.

American Richard Desautel, 68, will go to the Supreme Court of Canada with the goal of proving the Sixint First Nation's existence in Canada and right to cross the border to hunt in the country.

Russian scientists tracking eagles got huge SMS bills when some birds flew to Iran and Pakistan.

Virtue signalling celebrities like Harry Potter star Emma Watson, Jennifer Lopez and Paris Hilton are being slammed as greenhouse gas super-emitters.Swedish researchers analyzed the carbon footprints of 10 celebrities who are known for their jet-setting p

The operators of Pole Dance Addiction, a studio in Blackburn, Melbourne, claim they were forced to change their class times after being threatened.

Similar to what has happened in B.C., tens of millions of voracious purple sea urchins have chomped their way through towering underwater kelp forests in California. Now they're spreading north to Oregon, causing other critical species to starve to death.

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday called for a general election on Dec. 12 to break the Brexit impasse, conceding for the first time he will not meet his "do or die" deadline to leave the European Union next week.

California congresswoman Katie Hill, 32, has been seen in a series of shocking pictures with her female staffer obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com.

Former Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall is helping a new political action committee raise money and raise the issues of some business leaders in Alberta and Saskatchewan

An ambulance crew made made the horrific discovery after they were called to the Waterglade Industrial Park in Grays in the early hours of this morning.

The son of Syrian restaurant owners is among three men now arrested in connection with a Maxime Bernier event in Hamilton last month.Hamilton Police say ticket-buyers for the People's Party of Canada event on Sept. 29 at Mohawk College were greeted by abo

BERLIN; Google said on Wednesday it had achieved a breakthrough in computer research, by solving a complex problem in minutes with a so-called quantum computer that would take today's most powerful supercomputer thousands of years to crack.

The UK will build the first ever liquid air energy storage plant, based on an idea from a backyard inventor.

U.S. President Donald Trump says he's lifting sanctions on Turkey after determining a ceasefire in northern Syria is permanent.

For the first time, federal Liberals can no longer use the strategy they have used on climate issues for years: Blame the guys who were in power in the previous term.

Experts led from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology created simulations of simple ice sheets and surrounding shelves, to see how the ice cliffs would respond to melting of the shelves.

Company found itself inside of political storm earlier this year

After a tight campaign that saw the two leading parties struggle to break out of the pack, the Liberals under Justin Trudeau have held on to just enough seats in Atlantic Canada, Quebec and Ontario to secure a minority government.

The artist posted a video of his mural on Twitter Friday. By Sunday afternoon, it was barely visible beneath all the vitriol

When a Winnipeg man plastered posters around the University of Manitoba campus in 1991 that claimed his ex was overweight, balding and suicidal, he may not have realized he was breaking a law older than Canada's Criminal Code.

Defense Secretary Mark Esper says that under current plans all U.S. troops leaving Syria will go to western Iraq and the military will continue to conduct operations against the Islamic State group to prevent its resurgence.

A GoFundMe campaign has raised more than $100,000 so far for Desiree Evancio, who suffered life altering injuries. Meanwhile details are emerging about the case involving an American punk-rock band.

MEXICO CITY/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Mexico has deported over 300 Indian nationals to New Delhi, the National Migration Institute (INM) said late on Wednesday, calling it an unprecedented transatlantic deportation.

Julie Cooke, pictured, deputy chief constable of Cheshire police, said the day was important to anyone who identified as transgender or 'gender non-conforming'.

Thousands are expected at the Alberta Legislature to see teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg on Friday, and police are trying to plan accordingly.

Ortis and his civilian colleagues 'seemed to be operating outside of the normal scope, the normal structure. They came across as cowboys'

The same body announced plans to send a fact-finding mission to investigate Venezuela last month.

Police have identified the "kingpin" in a multi-provincial human trafficking and organized crime investigation, which led to more than 300 charges being laid and 31 people taken into custody.

The actions of commuters who dragged Extinction Rebellion Tube protesters from the roof of a train are being investigated by the police as it emerged one of the activists is a Buddhist teacher.

The Richardsons tried to lead a great wave of former NDP candidates over to the Green Party only to discover, after the fact, that it was more of a trickle

Boris Johnson was triumphant in Brussels tonight as the EU agreed to his new Brexit deal and Jean-Claude Juncker backed Remainers into a corner.

His remarks come as the US comes under fire at home and abroad for withdrawing its troops from Syria.

Dmitry Ivchenko, 25, attacked the woman in Kharkiv, Ukraine, and dragged her into bushes to carry out the rape. Her husband found them and sliced off the man's penis with a Swiss army knife.

Clashes again broke out in Germany between Kurds and Turks over Turkey's military operation in Syria. Kurds have been organizing daily demonstrations across Germany.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is signalling his willingness to buck parliamentary tradition in the event his party wins the most seats, but comes up short of a majority on election night. In that scenario, the long-standing convention in Canadian poli

Butts, the wife of Gerry Butts, former principal secretary to Liberal leader Justin Trudeau, was nominated as part of a broader board shakeup at Aphria

In an internal memo, Air Canada explained that it made the switch to include customers who identify as gender X

Brashear made millions of dollars in the NHL, however after his retirement he found himself entangled in legal and financial problems.

Former U.S. president Barack Obama has waded into the Canadian election, offering an unusual cross-border endorsement of Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau.

Hotly contested parliamentary elections are due to take place in Canada next week, but the electoral race is heating even further, as evidenced by former Playboy model turned politician Ania Krosinska.

A company linked to U.S. investor Warren Buffett says it will break ground on a $200-million, 117.6-megawatt wind farm in southeastern Alberta next year.

An elusive snake embroiled in a case of mistaken identity involving a second missing python has finally been found in his owner's basement.

Canada has "temporarily" suspended new arms export permits to Turkey following that country's incursion into northern Syria, Global Affairs said Tuesday.

The Green party says it recently learned of Islamophobic social-media posts by four of its Quebec candidates.

According to eight Nova Scotia landlords, Nadav Even-Har owes them thousands of dollars in rent, but he says he's committed to mending his ways. 

Three employees at a North Carolina assisted living facility have been arrested after police say they ran a fight club with elderly residents with dementia to fight each other.

Voters are focused on much the same issues as other area ridings. But frustration over a recent influx of immigrant workers has begun to dominate discussions

Kelly, 23, from Leuven, Belgium, has long suffered with mental health problems. She decided to apply for euthanasia after learning it was lawful and possible from a psychologist.

Judging by the fleet of supercars parked in the grounds of Geneva’s Bonmont Golf and Country Club last Sunday, Teodorin Obiang was not overly fussed by the size of his carbon footprint.

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau wore a bulletproof vest on stage at a campaign rally after a security threat, senior Liberal sources tell CBC News.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has been praised as a strong voice against intolerance and racism. But his remarks on the campaign trail show he's walking a fine and ambiguous line - and he's not the firebrand some imagine him to be.

The death toll currently stands at 16 after armed men forced their way into a mosque and opened fire. Attacks of this kind have become commonplace in the region in recent years.

Kurdish forces resisting a Turkish assault say they will no longer prioritise guarding IS detainees.

Canada's largest Catholic school board is deciding whether to add gender identity and gender expression to its code of conduct to align with a revised provincial code.

A Hard Rock Hotel under construction at the edge of New Orleans' historic French Quarter collapsed Saturday morning, leaving at least one person dead and three unaccounted for, authorities said.

Former Edmonton Oilers coach and Stanley Cup champion Ted Green has died. He was 79.

Researchers say the discovery could be used to treat osteoarthritis and could one day, with the development of a 'molecular cocktail', allow humans to regrow limbs

The man admitted he had exposed the genitals of eight napping children and taken close-up photographs with his phone

The burning smell coming from the car was the result of a possible squirrel vendetta against the couple, figures Chris Persic

The Islamic Republic's tanker company initially said the attacks probably came from Saudi Arabia, but later withdrew the claim

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed received the Nobel Peace Prize for initiatives that include ending a 20-year military standoff with Eritrea

Beijing doesn't force companies to self-censor because it cannot tolerate dissent. Rather, it does so because it can

But Philistin (Crazy) Paul faces one problem: no halfway house has agreed to accept him.

Green Party Leader Elizabeth May said today that Canada is "awash" in racism& and the country has to do a better job of confronting it.

A storm that has draped southern Manitoba in heavy, sticky snow is causing havoc on highways and knocking down trees and power lines.

Analysis of impact of a US$50 a ton carbon tax in Canada, the U.S., China and India showed Canada suffered the least burden on households and industry

Maxime Bernier's People's Party says it won't take action against one of its candidates in Nova Scotia who called Islam "pure evil" and "not compatable with democracy."

El Shafee Elsheikh, 31 (pictured), along with his fellow Briton Alexanda Kotey, 35, attempted to absolve themselves of blame for the death of David Haines ahead of a terrorism trial in the US.

The primer explains how China has allegedly tried to influence Canadian society and gives questions to ask candidates about China-related policies

The counterclaim comes after Ryan Watson filed a lawsuit against Edouard Maurice, claiming PTSD and lingering pain from a bullet wound

At least two people have been killed after a gunman opened fire outside a synagogue in Halle, central Germany, before throwing a grenade - as police said they had arrested one suspect.

The creators of "South Park" have issued a mock apology to China after censors scrubbed their popular animation from the Chinese web.

Police say the attack, which was captured on video, shows 'a complete disregard for human life'.

The six major party leaders squared off in a debate Monday that saw Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau and Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer taunt each other as they jockeyed for the front-runner position.

A federal court has ordered the Trudeau government controlled Debate Commission to accredit journalists from True North and Rebel Media.

Sahar Tabar became famous through her shocking posts, but most pictures had been heavily edited.

Warner Bros. "Joker" laughed its way to a new record at the domestic box office.

Saudi Arabia has implemented new guidelines allowing women to rent hotel rooms without a male guardian's presence, and letting foreign men and women share a room without proof of marriage.

B.C. Premier John Horgan says British Columbia won't have permanent daylight saving time until next year.

Shia clerics in Iraq were filmed in a BBC documentary offering 'pleasure marriages' in which men, usually banned from having sex outside marriage, can pay a dowry for an interim wife.