Russia wants a baby boom, but some women resist becoming a mother for the motherland
Russian officials, encouraged by President Vladimir Putin, are rolling out programs to encourage women to have more children, ...
Alleged poison seller linked to 131 deaths sued by Ontario teen's parents
In a $2-million lawsuit, the parents of Jeshennia Bedoya Lopez, from Aurora, Ont., blame her 2022 death on doctors and ...
Kentucky sheriff charged in fatal shooting of judge inside courthouse chambers
A judge in a rural Kentucky county was shot and killed in his courthouse chambers Thursday, and the local sheriff was charged ...
Can phones be rigged to explode like the pagers in Lebanon? Experts say it's possible — but unlikely
Given the deadly explosions of pagers owned by members of Hezbollah this week, many smartphone users are asking if their ...
New limits on international students are causing turmoil among colleges, universities
A fresh wave of tighter restrictions on international students has some worried that continuing uncertainty in the sector ...
No sign of change to NDA law even as N.S. justice minister looks to discuss issue with counterparts
Nova Scotia’s justice minister wants to discuss how non-disclosure agreements are used in cases of sexual assault and ...
More P.E.I. growers picking corn as a 'win-win' crop
Traditionally grown as silage on P.E.I., the number of acres of grain corn is increasing as farmers choose it as a cash crop.
What's happening to Toronto's commemorative plaques? 18 missing from midtown
At least 18 bronze commemorative plaques - worth thousands of dollars each - have vanished from bridges and parks in the ...
'A blank slate': Affordable housing experts to help guide Shannon Park redevelopment
The Crown corporation that owns a former military site on the Dartmouth waterfront has selected a panel of affordable housing ...
Ontario eyes barring new bike lanes where car lanes would be cut
The Ontario government is considering bringing forward legislation that could prohibit the installation of bike lanes when ...
Waiting for the bus? Half of all London buses were delayed in September
The London Transit Commission says the strike at Western University, ongoing construction and transition into fall routines ...
This 11-year-old does gymnastics atop the rubble of Gaza as the war rages on
Wassim Naqqar practises his backflips on gravel near the refugee camp set up west of Khan Younis in Gaza, hoping to one day be able to return to his sports club in the north, as the Israel-Hamas war ...