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'The man made derogatory comments to the woman before assaulting her,' Edmonton police allege of the Wednesday morning attack.

The victim was found outside a nearby convenience store. He was taken to hospital with stab wounds to his upper body, but Montreal police say he is expected to recover.

Kingston Police are asking for the public's help in finding a missing teen. Kyla Fraser was last seen Aug. 12 leaving Kingston General Hospital.

A man was arrested for grabbed and destroying the sign of a counter-protester at Confederation Park on Aug. 13, 2022.

R. Kelly’s lead attorney implored jurors during her opening statement at the federal trial in Chicago not to accept the prosecution’s negative portrayal of her client.

Shelagh Grant, who died in 2020, was longtime supporter of the Canadian Canoe Museum and was an avid canoeist with many adventures on northern rivers in Canada.

The quiet quitting trend focuses on avoiding burnout at work and setting better boundaries with your employer.

As of this week, only 56 per cent of Quebecers aged five and older had received a third vaccine dose — a number that has hardly budged in months.

No injuries were reported in Wednesday's fire, though one Calgary firefighter was taken to the hospital for heat exhaustion.

Hwy. 7 is closed between Keene Road and Drummond Line following a house fire early Thursday.

The CNE is finally returning to Toronto. Here's a look at the many different ways you can get to the iconic event, running from Aug. 19 to Sept. 5.

Police allege a man sexually assaulted two women Friday in the Thorncliffe Park neighbourhood. Investigators believe there may be other victims.

Heat experts warn of the dangers of long-term exposure to extreme temperatures, especially indoors.

Erica Vella revisits the Pulitzer Prize-winning photo, 'Napalm Girl.' She speaks with Kim Phuc, the young girl in the photo, and learns about her miraculous survival.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's planned events include visits to a farm, wind farm and a train retrofitting plant in New Richmond, Quebec.

A newly released report from Wine Growers of British Columbia shows just how hard B.C.'s wine industry.

The victory means Canada will play in Friday's semifinals, but the host nation will have to wait for the outcome of the final quarterfinal to learn its opponents.

A dying sea hawk was found by Ontario Provincial Policer and is being nursed back to health by Sandy Pines staff at the Napanee, Ont. wildlife centre.

Coalition of Kingston Communities Chair Christine Sypnowich calls expanded mayoral powers 'undemocratic'. The premier revealed that it could be opened-up to other municipalities.

Guilbeault said Wednesday that even though his government is developing regulations on how the tailings could be drained into the Athabasca River, other solutions are under review.

"We think we have about maybe five or six days supply before we start to have a shortage," B.C.'s service industry is slowly running dry as alcohol deliveries have been halted.

The deal requires Allen Weisselberg to speak in court about the company's role in an alleged compensation scheme and possibly serve as a witness when the company goes on trial.

Police say the child reported that an stranger reached through an open bedroom window and pulled them outside, down the side of the house and to the roadway.

Kimberly Proctor was 18 years old when on March 18, 2010, she was lured to a Langford, B.C. home, abducted, tortured and killed by her classmates.

'Because of higher-than-expected demand due to COVID cases over the summer, many pharmacies across Alberta and other Canadian provinces are experiencing stock shortages.'