Amid a massive frozen foods recall involving millions of packages of fruits and vegetables, authorities who want to stem the listeria-linked illnesses and deaths worry it’ll be difficult to track. Continue reading →

A woman is fighting back after being told her gym attire was “inappropriate” due to the size of her breasts. Continue reading →

Aimee Toms was washing her hands in the bathroom when a stranger told her, “You’re disgusting, you need to leave.” Continue reading →

Gabrielle-Angelina Sirois says she was groped and propositioned for sex by a Toronto cab driver who parked outside her home and called her relentlessly, and she is speaking out publicly in hopes of encouraging others to come forward. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was still dealing with the fallout from “elbowgate” on Thursday, but it turns out the whole thing could have been avoided. Continue reading →

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A vicious wildfire nicknamed “the beast” hasn’t caused too much trouble for nearly 200 beasts that roam a reclaimed oilsands mine north of Fort McMurray, Alta. Continue reading →

Feeding stations atop downtown buildings include a contraceptive feed. It’s aimed at lowering reproduction in the birds that leave droppings on sidewalks, awnings and park benches. Continue reading →

Fire raged through a vacant restaurant on the ocean end of Southern California’s Seal Beach Pier early Friday, leaving the structure in ruins, with much of its roof collapsed. Continue reading →

A court battle is looming for a health care aide in northern Manitoba who filed a human rights complaint after being fired for allegedly drinking alcohol. Continue reading →

The Russian defence minister proposed on Friday that Russia and the U.S.-led coalition launch joint action against al-Qaida’s branch in Syria, known as the Nusra Front. Continue reading →

Upon hearing that they might be forced to work due to a lack of volunteers, Pittsburgh police plan to boycott the Beyoncé concert. Continue reading →

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Eighty-one per cent of Canadians plan to enjoy a stress-free staycation this Victoria Day long weekend, according to a survey by Tangerine. Continue reading →

Gabrielle-Angelina Sirois says she was groped and propositioned for sex by a Toronto cab driver who parked outside her home and called her relentlessly, and she is speaking out publicly in hopes of encouraging others to come forward. Continue reading →

Ex-‘Baywatch’ star David Hasselhoff says he’s broke, with no way to pay his ex-wife any spousal support. Continue reading →

As Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government took its first step in overhauling the country’s electoral system, a new poll suggests nearly three-quarters of Canadians say any changes should be put to a national referendum. Continue reading →

Security cameras captured a brazen (if not exactly creative) robbery in Florida as two men made off with a hotel ATM by picking it up and walking out the door. Continue reading →

A uniformed Secret Service officer shot a person who drew a weapon just outside the White House Friday afternoon, prompting a brief lockdown. Continue reading →

Vancouver Police are dealing with a bizarre incident in the Downtown area that may have involved a sexual assault. Continue reading →

A mother and her son’s nurse share what it’s like inside the walls of a neonatal intensive-care unit. Continue reading →

Taekowndo champion Mourad Laachraoui fought his way to a spot on Belgium’s Olympic team two months after his brother was identified as a suicide bomber in the Brussels terror attack. Continue reading →

Conservative MP Dan Albas calls on the government to “Free the beer!” on the eve of the May long weekend. Continue reading →

The National Rifle Associates (NRA) endorse Donald Trump Friday as the reality TV star moves closer to becoming the Republican nominee for President of the United States. Continue reading →

Victoria Day has a long history in Canada, from militia days to 24 packs of beer. Continue reading →

Dozens of crisis pregnancy centres across Canada, many aided by tax dollars, offer counselling and pregnancy tests. But not abortion referrals. Continue reading →

Josi Aponte said she wanted the man that saved her life to come to her graduation. And the retired detective surprised her. Continue reading →

Canadian actor Seth Rogen absolutely tears into ‘Today’ co-host Kathie Lee Gifford in this hilarious video. Continue reading →

Rio de Janeiro Olympics organizers say they have sold 67 per cent of available tickets. Continue reading →