Natalie Portman says she has ‘100 stories’ of Hollywood sexual harassment
“I went from thinking, 'I don't have a story' to 'Oh, wait, I have 100 stories,'" Natalie Portman said.
“I went from thinking, 'I don't have a story' to 'Oh, wait, I have 100 stories,'" Natalie Portman said.
The dispute between Alberta and B.C. isn’t about transporting oil or keeping beaches clean, Jon McComb says. It's about politics and getting reelected.
WinSport was the centre of the Calgary 1988 Olympic Games. With the park's 30th Aniversary this year along with the Pyeongchang games, the park will be holding special activities to celebrate Canada's Olympic past and future.
The agency says a 29-year-old man was sent to hospital with serious injuries.
Quincy Jones also said he went on a date with Ivanka Trump 12 years ago, and she's a fine motherf***er.’
It's the latest case to expose the paucity of healthcare in the country of 1.25 billion
Hamilton Police say they clocked the 17 year old travelling at 143 km/hr on the Red Hill Valley Parkway at about 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
The Mounties say that they were first tipped off about the fake currency on Jan. 16. Since then, they had received six reports of merchants receiving counterfeit bills.
Stress is running high at Stephenville High School, named for the pretty seaside town of 8,000 people in southwestern Newfoundland.
U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is reportedly even talking about finishing NAFTA negotiations with Mexico first.
An image detailing the preferred route for Edmonton's Centre LRT Line shows a low-floor route travelling around the corner of 112 Street and Whyte Avenue.
The federal government is reviewing the sale of helicopters to the Philippine military.
Why is the government still fighting veterans in court? Are the Liberals actually betraying veterans?
The head of Kinder Morgan Canada Ltd. is applauding Alberta's efforts to put pressure on British Columbia in the pipeline dispute and calling on the federal government to do more.
A Manitoba government backbencher is apologizing after calling asylum seekers a "drain on society" on Twitter and for retweeting posts that suggested Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was a "scumbag."
In the speech, McNeil defended his government's moves to reform the province's health and education systems.
"We are disappointed that this political decision is threatening our progress."
Ted Arnott and Michael Harris both say Christine Elliott is the best choice for the next premier of Ontario
Brian Gallant and Maine Governor Paul LePage met with U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross Jr. in Washington on Wednesday.
The Kingston Midget Ice Wolves get the playoff jump on Peterborough.
Jerry Cody Goodeagle was sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 13 years, which was the joint submission by the prosecution and defence.
Professional standards for Alberta teachers have been updated for the first time in 20 years.
Normally wine expert Gurvinder Bhatia joins Global News with his drink recommendations, but in this interview he weighed in on Alberta banning B.C. wine as part of an inter-provincial trade dispute, saying Alberta is now stepping back into the role it gave up in 1993 when it privatized liquor in the province.
Saskatoon police say at least 72 fake bills have been used in the city so far this year.
Police say they seized items including a USB drive with images of U.S. banknotes and textured paper displaying several denominations of U.S. Federal Reserve banknotes.