A reggae band played One Love, Doug Ford gave a speech and for one last time hundreds of Ford Nation supporters waved flags proclaiming Rob Ford Toronto’s best mayor ever. But what will happen now that Ford is gone?
More aboriginal women across Quebec are speaking out about what they say is physical and sexual abuse at the hands of provincial police officers.
With the country's political elite in freefall and the Olympics approaching, a new breed of young criminal is posing problems for a police force hit by recent budget cuts. Until recently, crime had been falling.
Is it time for the NHL to end fighting in the game? The old debate has roared back to life after sensitive emails between league executives were made public this week.
Tesla is set to unveil its latest vehicle Thursday, a $35,000 electric car aimed at mass market consumers who've never owned a luxury or electric vehicle — and likely thought they never would.
Canada will take a prominent seat at the table today at the international Nuclear Security Summit in Washington and join 52 other nations to discuss nuclear terrorism in a world threatened by ISIS.
The Big Day Out, coming to Mote Park, has announced an extra day and added new names to the bill
Two women aged 18 and 35 have been arrested by police investigating the suspected murder of a man and woman.
Eurotunnel Le Shuttle carried a record number of cars, vans and coaches from Kent to France on one day of the Easter holidays.
A dark plume of smoke can be seen for miles over a town.
A Kent man who filmed himself downing a litre of vodka in just over a minute has been blasted by health experts as the dangerous challenge could kill.
A fish and chip shop has apologised after a woman found a metal bolt in her takeaway
Last week, in the final workout before spring break, coach Tony Sanchez brought players together after practice for an announcement: Roscoe Kalilikane would be ...
Far from the hysteria of March Madness, its billion-dollar television deal and its sold-out stadiums, the largely empty arena at the Mandalay Bay Events Center this week reverberated with the sounds of ...
The first time Clinton Williams stepped inside a cage, he walked away seven seconds later after knocking his opponent out with a kick to the head. ...
Presidential campaigns incite both hypochondria and euphoria, portraying the present as grimmer than it is and the future as grander than it can be. As an antidote to both, read a rarity, an academic’s thick book (762 pages) widely recognized as relevant to America’s …
Depopulation in California jails and gang members moving to Las Vegas might be contributing to our rise in violent crime. There are myriad reasons why the valley is ...
Mouse neurons exposed to a new class of fungicides called strobilurins showed gene expression changes similar to those found in people with autism and Alzheimer's in a new study.
Melanoma intralesional therapy - whether monotherapy or in combination with checkpoint inhibitors - is clearly here to stay, suggests a debate recently held in New York.
Laurence Reichwaldt, age 78, of Lincoln, died March 28, 2016. Member, Carpenters Union.