News/Canada
How thousands of asylum seekers have turned Roxham Road into a de facto border crossing
Half-way up Roxham Road in upstate New York, a Dead End sign warns that the pavement peters out just ahead at the U.S.-Canada...
Canadians rally across country to call for bolder action on climate change
Hundreds of thousands of Canadians attended marches across the country to urge government and corporate leaders to address climate change. The grassroots groups behind...
Man appealing genetic genealogy murder conviction was a violent child, his family told police
When William Talbott II spoke this summer during his sentencing for murdering a young B.C. couple in Washington state more than 30 years...
Havana syndrome: Exposure to neurotoxin may have been cause, study suggests
The mysterious ailments experienced by some 40 Canadian and U.S. diplomats and their families while stationed in Cuba may have had nothing to...
Millennial voters could decide this election — here’s what some say would sway their vote
Millennials may be known for their expensive lattes and avocado toast, but will they have an appetite for politics in the federal election...
RCMP probe of international CRA phone scam IDs Canadian suspects
From the outside, the low-rise office building west of Toronto’s Pearson Airport hardly looks like the hub of a federal investigation. Yet inside,...
Multiple injuries reported from turbulence on Air Canada flight
An Air Canada flight was forced to divert to Honolulu on Thursday morning due to severe turbulence. (Mike Cassese/Reuters) An Air Canada flight...
Canadians demand accountability from Boeing as they grapple with wrenching loss of loved ones
Paul Njoroge can barely look at this photo of a family visit two years ago to Niagara Falls. Pictured are his wife, Carolyne,...
Trudeau joins Trump, May for D-Day remembrance events in U.K.
Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II, accompanied by U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May meet with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, during a meeting of Allied national...
Postcards from Juno Beach dispatched 75 years later in memory of fallen Canadian soldiers
Fred Barnard landed on Juno Beach as part of the Queen’s Own Rifles regiment on June 6, 1944, along with his younger brother,...
Canadians want something done about gun violence — they just can’t agree what
From crime in big cities, to fear over mass-shootings, to concerns about rates of firearm-related suicide, Canadians generally agree that something needs to...
‘How are we going to get the truth?’ Family of man who died in ATV crash frustrated by flawed OPP probe
After almost seven years, four separate police investigations and one relentless family searching for answers, a seemingly unending mystery surrounding the death of...
Consultant says he’s owed $1.2M for helping First Nation obtain emergency housing cash from Ottawa
A consultant working for Cat Lake First Nation in northern Ontario is locked in a dispute with the band over how much money...
The ‘life sentence’ of remorse for drivers who cause deadly crashes
There’s little doubt truck driver Jaskirat Singh Sidhu will serve time behind bars for causing the Humboldt Broncos bus crash. The Crown recommended...
Joe Schlesinger, one of Canada’s foremost journalists, has died at 90
Joe Schlesinger, who narrowly escaped the Nazis as a young boy growing up in the former Czechoslovakia and ended up becoming one of...
