Marcus Hutchins, a young British researcher credited with derailing a global cyberattack in May, was arrested for allegedly creating and distributing malicious software designed to collect bank-account passwords, U.S. authorities said Thursday.
A federally funded study has found that 20 per cent of sausages sampled from grocery stores across Canada contained meats that weren't on the label.
Doctors who deliberately shame their patients over their weight, believing they will help to motivate them to lose weight, are doing their patients more harm than good, say psychologists.
A man has been arrested in connection with the robbery of an 81-year-old woman at an ATM in Aurora, Ont., which generated considerable buzz on social media.
Police are looking for victims of a 65-year-old Newfoundland man who posed as a teenage boy and exploited children online.
The Quebec government has asked Ottawa for help managing a surge of people who illegally crossed the U.S.-Canada border and are now seeking asylum in the province.
The Quebec government has asked Ottawa for help managing a surge of people who illegally crossed the U.S.-Canada border and are now seeking asylum in the province.
It's rare for researchers to discover a new class of drugs, but a University of Calgary microbiology professor recently did so -- by accident – and now hopes to revolutionize autoimmune disease treatment.
A B.C. motorcycle owner is urging an anonymous neighbour to stop vandalizing his Harley-Davidson in the middle of the night, after the bike suffered $10,000 worth of damage.
A leaked transcript of a Donald Trump phone call shows the president's private comments about trade with Canada, and suggests he had an overwhelmingly positive attitude about the northern neighbour as he took office.
Andre De Grasse's coach says the star sprinter's withdrawal from the world track and field championships isn't only a personal blow for De Grasse, but for Canadian fans too.
Several hawks have been terrorizing employees at an office complex in Calgary, where the birds have injured several people in airborne attacks.
A pair of Montreal sisters recently stunned their family by revealing that they lived through the ferocious beach battle that inspired the movie, “Dunkirk.”
Russia's Defence Ministry announced a ceasefire for a third safe zone in war-torn Syria on Thursday, following talks with the Syrian opposition in the Egyptian capital of Cairo.
Federal Fisheries Minister Dominic LeBlanc says Ottawa will do whatever is needed to protect right whales and bolster their numbers.
The Toronto Real Estate Board says property sales tanked 40.4 per cent last month compared with July 2016.
Two phone calls described by U.S. President Donald Trump that didn't actually happen represent the latest chapter in a long-running series of disputes revolving around the president's rocky relationship with facts.
The Transportation Safety Board says an improperly repaired rail led to a 2015 freight train derailment in northern Ontario that caused numerous cars to catch fire and crash into a river system.
A young woman who as a teenager encouraged her suicidal boyfriend to kill himself in dozens of text messages and told him to "get back in" a truck filled with toxic gas was sentenced Thursday to 15 months in jail for involuntary manslaughter.
An Air Canada flight was flown back to Toronto's Pearson International Airport on Wednesday night due to an 'unruly passenger.'
A second body was found in the rubble of a partially collapsed school building in Minneapolis after an explosion killed a school employee and injured several others, fire officials said.
A spokesman for British Columbia's wildfire service says crews accidentally sparked a blaze while burning off fuel in order to contain one of many fires raging across the province's Interior.
A poem at the Statue of Liberty that is a national symbol for the country's embrace of immigrants became the topic of a rancorous exchange Wednesday at a White House news conference to announce President Donald Trump's push for immigration reform.
Canadian superstar sprinter Andre De Grasse has suffered an injury that will keep him from competing against Usain Bolt at the world championships in London on Friday.
Canadian sprinter Andre De Grasse will miss the upcoming world championships due to an injury.
