Sandy Hook shooter’s journals, spreadsheets on mass murders to be released
The writings could provide insights into the thinking of the shooter, Adam Lanza.
The writings could provide insights into the thinking of the shooter, Adam Lanza.
Toronto paramedics said a woman in her 70s was transported to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
A mural in Montreal's Little Burgundy was inaugurated in honour of Daisy Peterson Sweeney.
Police are investigating after a car was reported stolen in Barrie.
Eisenberger says voters have spoken loud and clear that they "support moving forward on LRT."
Twitter permanently suspended @realalexjones and @infowars from Twitter and Periscope in early September, later than many other tech companies such as Apple and Facebook.
Have a little tickle in your throat that won’t go away? Here are seven home remedies, according to nutritionists, you could try to help ease your cough and feel better.
The federal government gave The National Energy Board (NEB) 22 weeks to deliver a new assessment, a timeline that's too short according to environmental lawyer Eugene Kang with West Coast Environmental Law.
Former Saskatchewan Roughrider Justin Jemar Cox was arrested for assault on Oct. 22.
Alcanna, which operates five Nova Cannabis stores in Alberta, said dried cannabis flower was in high demand, with strains high in THC being the most popular.
A judge in Washington recently ripped off his judicial robes to chase down two inmates attempting to flee his courtroom.
Winnipeg's newest millionaire, Bradley Houston, said he purchased his winning ticket at the lottery kiosk in Grant Park Shopping Centre on Sept. 28.
'Sorry,' featuring Nas, leaked online a day after 'Queen' was released in August.
'I would like you to believe someone when they say Ted Nugent should not be in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame,' says Ted Nugent.
Both presidents plan to be in Paris for events to commemorate the centenary of the end of World War One, and they are planning to hold a bilateral meeting on the sidelines, according to Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov.
Montreal city councillor Marvin Rotrand has withdrawn his motion that would have supported current and incoming elected officials should they choose to wear religious symbols at city council meetings.
Police say a Good Samaritan saw the dead kittens on the side of the road and decided to move them and placed them in a shoebox. They didn't realize it was a school bus stop area.
Montreal's original subway cars were taken off the tracks two years ago, but local entrepreneurs have unveiled a plan that would see the blue and white cars serving the city for another century.
Canadian ex-cop-turned-criminologist Michael Arntfield says we've all been duped by pop culture.
Stems from the Heart has donated 2,100 repurposed bouquets to seniors residences, hospice care facilities, Ronald McDonald House and hospitals.
In his new autobiography "Cujo – The Untold Story Of My Life On And Off The Ice," the man known as Cujo lifts the lid on a harsh childhood and the odds he beat making it to hockey's highest level.
Alberta's health minister says it's unacceptable that a terminally ill patient at a Catholic care centre was wheeled off the property near a busy street to have an assessment for a doctor-assisted death.
Albertans will cast ballots in two elections in the next year. Heading into both campaigns, a local group is hoping to encourage more women to put their names on the ballot. Jennifer Crosby sits down with Lana Cuthbertson with Parity YEG to talk more about the movement.
Rose Angnaluktitark, 16, was last seen in Winnipeg at the Kildonan Place Mall on the afternoon of Oct. 13.
At the time of his arrest, the man was found with eight grams of heroin, 22 grams of cocaine, 279 grams of meth, over $15,000 in cash, and a taser.