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A B.C. packaging company says the trade war with the United States is creating an unexpected opportunity for Canadian manufacturers and prompting rival companies to collaborate rather than compete.
The Canadian Army is undergoing its largest reorganization in decades as it transitions away from regional command structures toward duty-specific divisions dedicated to future conflict operations at home an...
We’ve heard warnings about the risks of artificial intelligence before — with some predicting that the machines could rise up and wipe out humanity, like something out of a Terminator movie. But the late...
A CEO has failed in his bid to sue his ex-girlfriend in Singapore’s high court for almost US$370,000 after breaking up with her, claiming she owed him for luxury gifts he lavished on her during their relat...
A pair of Hells Angels bikers were stopped for wearing patches in Longueuil, Que., making it the first time Quebec's new bill banning the wearing of criminal patches has been used.
Shippers say enforcement on cross-border cargo has ramped up enormously under the Trump administration, costing time and money.
Joanne Irvine from Milton, Ont., said she was recently buying groceries in Walmart when she saw blackberries for sale. While the shelf tag said they were "Product of Canada," the packaging revealed the black...
The Quebec-born singer of “My Heart Will Go On” will see her dream of returning to the stage finally materialize on Saturday when she steps out at the Plenitude Arena in Paris.
The call for changes to an Interlake intersection is growing as more people who knew the four teenagers killed in a weekend crash near Winnipeg Beach speak out.
MapQuest is doubling down on its decision to continue to keep Lake Ontario on its map with a six-foot billboard in Chicago.
The Canada-U.S. trade war hasn’t deterred many Canadian workers from flying south of the border, new data from a major travel company suggests.
Canada has supported the United States as its closest ally on numerous occasions over the decades. But since 9/11, the relationship has also faced its fair share of challenges.
A Quebec man who was sent to prison for 14 years on child molestation charges nearly three years ago will now instead serve four years behind bars after the Court of Appeal ruled his rights were violated due...
Diana’s head-turning “revenge dress,” which broke royal protocol and created a sensational pop culture moment, is going on sale for the first time in nearly 30 years.
A 71-year-old man from Toronto has been sentenced to 27 months in a New York prison for his part in a multimillion-dollar ‘pump-and-dump’ scheme of more than a dozen penny stocks.
The RCMP say a young person in eastern Ontario was arrested last month in connection with a “potential threat to the population.”
A shelter-in-place order has been lifted in Deep River, Ont., as police continue to investigate a “serious assault” that left a person with life-threatening stab wounds.
Hundreds of high-end ovens are being recalled in Canada, with a notice warning owners to “immediately shut off the gas supply.”
ABC late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel said an interview with Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico on Thursday will air on YouTube and not during the network broadcast, citing threats from the U.S....
Japan said on Thursday it had asked for the revision of a new world map adopted by the United Nations because it made the disputed Kuril islands appear to belong to Russia.
Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre delivered a pro-free trade message to millions of Americans watching morning television Thursday, urging Canada and the United States to return to the negotiating table and...
There are royal statements, and then there are the ones that sound like they’re telling you nothing – until you read between the lines and realize they’re telling you everything, writes royal commentat...
U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra says Canadian politicians need to tone down their rhetoric as Ottawa and Washington remain locked in a bitter trade dispute but declined to say whether U.S. President...
The Ontario Science Centre has laid off 30 workers including the entire science department, The Canadian Press has learned.