Prosecutors have asked the FBI to join an investigation into the rough arrest of a Utah nurse after video of her being dragged screaming from a hospital drew widespread condemnation, authorities said Thursday.
Testing water for E. coli may soon be faster and cheaper than ever thanks to a Canadian-made test that inventors say could prevent billions of people from getting sick with the potentially deadly bacteria.
Quebec's largest labour federation and a major business group say the provincial government needs to pay particular attention to the workplace consequences of cannabis use.
A Canadian man who faced terrorism charges for his involvement with ISIS was killed in Mosul more than two years ago, U.S. authorities have confirmed to CTV News.
Even high-income countries like the United States and Japan are not immune to so-called “predatory” journals that publish junk science or poorly-vetted research, a new Canadian study has found.
The federal Liberals are demonizing the country's small business owners to pay for their own out-of-control spending, Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer said Thursday.
Ontario’s top court has ruled that a former Canadian soldier accused of murder, who was set free due to years of court delays, must stand trial.
Frustrated parents are reminded that kids grow too fast when the good baby clothes they buy are outgrown even weeks later. But the new winner of a prestigious design contest may have come up with a solution: origami-inspired, folded fabric that can 'grow' as children grow.
A photo of a group of dedicated golfers finishing their round while a wildfire blazes in the background is grabbing some attention online.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi urged President Donald Trump Thursday to tweet reassurances to the immigrants who benefit from a program his administration is ending. And the president obliged, in the latest instance of Trump doing the bidding of leaders of the opposition.
A Delta Air Lines flight won a daring race against one of the most powerful Atlantic storms ever recorded, braving hurricane-force winds to evacuate a plane-load of people from Puerto Rico on Wednesday.
A Quebec man living on the Caribbean island of Saint Martin is calling hurricane Irma the most terrifying experience of his life after 300-km/h winds ripped the roof off his house and others in the same complex.
RCMP say a plane that crashed near a small airport north of Winnipeg, killing the pilot, had been taken without the owner's consent.
About 3 million Canadians visit Florida every year, and thousands own property there. So with Hurricane Irma threatening to do heavy damage to the state, should those property owners have flood or hurricane insurance?
Police are investigating after a man was caught on camera dumping a large mop bucket of water on a woman’s head at a Toronto subway platform on Tuesday evening.
A Swiss chocolatier has unveiled what it’s calling 'ruby' chocolate – a naturally pink-coloured product that looks and tastes distinct from dark, milk or white brands.
Prince George went to school for the first time Thursday, but it was a rite of passage missed by his mother, who is struggling with acute morning sickness in the early stages of her third pregnancy.
A New Brunswick man who sexually assaulted an underage girl is now suing her family and friends for brutally beating him.
Justin Trudeau got a small taste of the kind of grief his backbenchers have been getting over the government's plan to end what it calls unfair tax advantages for wealthy small business owners.
Canadian cannabis producer Tilray says it will invest 20 million euros (about C$29.5 million) in a medical cannabis operation in Portugal after winning federal licences there to import cannabis seeds and clones and cultivate them.
Dozens of people were injured in clashes between South Korean protesters and police Thursday as the U.S. military added more launchers to the high-tech missile-defence system it installed in a southern town to better cope with North Korean threats.
French, British and Dutch rescuers rushed aid to a heavily damaged string of Caribbean islands Thursday after Hurricane Irma left at least seven people dead and thousands homeless as it spun toward Florida for what could be a catastrophic blow this weekend.
Fearsome Hurricane Irma cut a path of devastation across the northern Caribbean, leaving at least 10 dead and thousands homeless after destroying buildings and uprooting trees on a track Thursday that could lead to a catastrophic strike on Florida.
Fearsome Hurricane Irma cut a path of devastation across the northern Caribbean, leaving at least 10 dead and thousands homeless after destroying buildings and uprooting trees on a track Thursday that could lead to a catastrophic strike on Florida.
France's Interior minister says Hurricane Irma has killed at least eight people and left 23 injured on French Caribbean island territories.
