In New York City, several protesters from the group Black Lives Matter brought the parade to a standstill when they staged a sit-in. Police officers were seen handcuffing the demonstrators and escorting them away.
In New York City, several protesters from the group Black Lives Matter brought the parade to a standstill when they staged a sit-in. Police officers were seen handcuffing the demonstrators and escorting them away.
The family of a young transgender teenager who took his own life is calling on the Nova Scotia government to do more to address what they’re saying is a suicide crisis in Cape Breton.
A teenager fell about about 8 metres from a stopped gondola ride at an upstate New York amusement park Saturday night, tumbling into a crowd of park guests and employees gathered below to catch her before she hit the ground.
A video taken at Saturday’s St. Jean Baptiste parade in Montreal is sparking outrage among some -- and calls for calm among others.
Canada's softwood lumber industry faces average duties of about 27 per cent after the U.S. Department of Commerce slapped it with an additional 6.87 per cent in preliminary average anti-dumping tariffs.
Canada's softwood lumber industry is bracing for a second wave of U.S. duties expected to come Monday that could put further pressure on producers, particularly smaller ones, to cut jobs.
Ottawa’s Escapade Festival has partnered with the Ottawa Police Service to provide an amnesty drug bin for festival-goers this weekend to get the summer festival season off to a safe start.
Prince Harry says he once "wanted out" of the British royal family.
The list of high-rise apartment towers in Britain that have failed fire safety tests grew to 60, officials said Sunday, revealing the mounting challenge the government faces in the aftermath of London's Grenfell Tower fire tragedy.
Toronto's Pride parade began Sunday under cloudy skies with sporadic rain amid continued debate over the exclusion of the city's police force from this year's event.
Toronto's Pride parade began Sunday under cloudy skies with sporadic rain amid continued debate over the exclusion of the city's police force from this year's event.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will march in Canada's largest Pride parade today.
Drowning in a sea of lawsuits and recall costs, Japanese air bag maker Takata Corp. is expected to seek bankruptcy protection in Tokyo and the United States early Monday.
Talks are continuing today between the Liquor Control Board of Ontario and its workers, who have threatened to go on strike at one minute past midnight.
A tentative contract agreement has been reached averting a strike by LCBO workers that was set to begin at midnight.
An overturned oil tanker burst into flames in Pakistan on Sunday, killing 153 people who had rushed to the scene of the highway accident to gather leaking fuel, a hospital official said as the death toll continued to rise.
Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale says he's been assured by his U.S. counterpart that American officials are confident in Canadian border security and won't take steps to make it harder to cross from one country to the other.
Jean-Louis Brenninkmeijer and his team of skilled model builders are working towards building a miniature Canada.
Canada Post has stopped delivering mail to an east Vancouver neighbourhood after a mail carrier was bitten several times by a local man's crow.
Not many Canadians have ever heard of "biofilms," but doctors and infectious diseases experts know them well.
A Montreal teenager captured a bus driver texting while driving a bus full of passengers during the morning rush hour on Friday.
