Fresh from a year in space, NASA astronaut Scott Kelly says his muscles and joints ache. His skin is so sensitive it burns when he sits or walks. And he can't sink a basketball shot.
RCMP charged Alexander First Nation Chief Kurt Burnstick with one count of sexual assault Friday.
Winnipeg Jets rookie forward Nikolaj Ehlers is out indefinitely after taking a puck in the face in last nights loss to the New York Islanders.
A company is looking to take the green burial movement a step further. You're buried in a pod, in the fetal position, with your remains feeding a tree.
A shaky cease-fire in Syria brokered by Moscow and Washington has survived its first week, outlasting skeptics' expectations and providing some hope that a diplomatic solution to the five-year-old war might be possible.
A 50-year-old Nova Scotia man is facing child pornography charges following a six-month investigation by RCMP.
Noah Andrady-Trenton was just seven months old when he took an unexpected trip to SickKids hospital, but the little boy pulled through and now, more than 12 years later, the seventh-grader is paying it forward by giving back to the hospital.
A planned guilty plea in a case of hateful graffiti targeting Muslims and Syrian refugees that was sprayed last December has been temporarily derailed.
Edmonton already made history earlier this year when it became the first Canadian city to legislate ride sharing. That decision appears to be attracting more vehicle-for-hire companies.
Rachel Harding is the first know biomedical researcher to blog and share her data, notes and experiments in real-time. The University of Toronto scientist’s motivation is simple – she hopes her approach will lead to faster discoveries in a devastating fatal genetic disorder.
The City of Leduc and Leduc County met with the local business community Friday to discuss ways to combat the meager economy.
The City of Leduc and Leduc County held meetings Friday to search for answers on how to battle a challenging economic period.
Family of the 38-year-old woman charged with 23 counts of mischief in connection with the destruction of dozens of city bus shelters is shocked by the situation.
A judge must now decide whether an Alberta man who admits he killed his girlfriend can be held criminally responsible for her death.
Demand at Park and Ride facilities in Edmonton is far exceeding supply and charging for stalls may be a solution to ease the pain, according to a report released by the city.
A shepherd cross is expected to make a full recovery after he found with gunshot wounds to his head.
Bernie Baby, the cheerful toddler who won the affections of people of all political stripes after his mom posted photos on social media of him greeting Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders in a lookalike white-haired wig, oversized glasses and plaid tie, has died of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.
Conspiracy theorists believing Steven Avery was framed in the death of Teresa Halbach -- documented in Netflix series 'Making a Murderer' -- are now looking at the death certificate.
Global Saskatoon continues to connect with the community, this time with a Grade 2 class at Holy Family School.
People trying to lose weight are often told to turn to fibre so they feel more satisfied after a meal but new research suggests protein does the trick as well.
The province has announced a new, temporary train station in the borough of Lachine to ease congestion during construction on the Turcot Interchange.
Supermarket chain Whole Foods was forced to apologize for selling whole, peeled oranges in plastic containers at one of its California locations, after a shopper tweeted a photo of the product, questioning the company’s packaging methods.
A 22-year-old man has been arrested and charged with manslaughter after a wrong-way crash claimed the lives of an Ontario couple, a 16-month-old baby, and a fourth passenger in Texas last month.
A nanny accused of decapitating a 4-year-old girl and brandishing her head outside a Moscow subway station has been formally charged with murder.
A second day care teacher was convicted of child cruelty for abusive behavior - including stepping on toes and feeding kids Flamin' Hot Cheetos - toward a classroom of 2-year-olds that a prosecutor described as a "baby fight club."
