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In North America, the oldest images put onto rock date back to almost 13,000 BC, deep in the Ice Age. Those types are rare. Most of what you see — phantom-body figures, snakes, lightning bolts, shields, hunting scenes — come from the last handful of millennia, animistic hunter-gatherers and corn-bearing agrarians, the rise of Native […]

Over the last two years, products from direct-to-consumer pet gear brand Fable have been in high demand. As the pandemic puppy boom surged, Fable's flagship product — the minimal, aesthetically-pleasing dog crate — has become an internet favorite and at one point amassed a waitlist of more than 5,000 people.

Conservative leadership candidate Jean Charest says he'll address Canada's housing affordability crisis by boosting the supply of new homes — essentially the same pitch being offered by his main leadership rival and the Liberal government itself.

On May 4, 1992, anger was simmering over the killing of another Black man in Toronto and the acquittal of four white police officers captured on video beating Rodney King in Los Angeles. That's when a peaceful anti-racism protest devolved into chaos. Activists say much of what those protesters were calling for is still relevant today.

Two cornerstones of the Trudeau government's foreign policy have been its public statements in defence of human rights around the world and its less-publicized support for Israel at the United Nations. Now, a series of reports by the world's leading human rights organizations accusing Israel of employing a policy of apartheid in its treatment of Palestinians have put the focus on the tension between those two positions.

Montreal's inspector general wants city to dump Ricova, but now the company is threatening legal action. A review of its dealings with other municipalities shows it will use the courts to defend its interests.

Pocketbook issues are poised to be the top concern for the biggest proportion of voters, and the pandemic still looms large for many. Yet if there's an overarching theme in Ontario politics that's driving public opinion most strongly, it's how you feel about Doug Ford.

Andrei Honciu was supposed to be among the approximately 280 graduating fourth-year students at the Royal Military College in Kingston, Ont., until tragedy struck last week.

EXCLUSIVE: Doncaster couple Erin Sanaghan and Tyler Thompson first met online while playing the popular computer game Fortnite - now they earn thousands making saucy content on OnlyFans

The average woman has 84 bad skin days a year - and only feels fully comfortable with her appearance 35 per cent of the time. A poll of 2,000 UK females found a whopping 47 percent have anxieties about their skin - with the main concerns being wrinkles, facial hair, and dark circles under the eyes.

THE FALKLANDS WAR saw the tragic sinking of HMS Sheffield on May 10 1982 - and one survivor recalled how the Argentine Junta "launched hell and fury".

The three-year-old gelding resumed this preparation and won impressively at track and distance of today’s race.

Everything you need to know to find a winner on the eight-race card.

Manchester United loanee James Garner was in action for Nottingham Forest during their crunch trip to Bournemouth but he wasn't at his best in front of the Sky Sports cameras

Welsh international footballer Ched Evans had his rape conviction quashed after a Court of Appeal hearing in 2016 and was found not guilty in a subsequent retrial

(Telecompaper) MEF announced the launch of a Technology Advisory Board (TAB), comprised of senior executives from global technology companies...

(Telecompaper) Ethio Telecom has launched an online market platform for its products called Telegebeya, in addition to its 615 points of sale  and 116 franchise shops...

Aluminium premiums in Europe continued to reach new highs in the week to Tuesday May 3, while premiums in the United States, Japan and Brazil were unchanged but well supported.

Consumer confidence collapses as authorities enforce Xi Jinping’s zero-Covid policy