Police are investigating after a cygnet was believed to have been shot with a ball bearing projectile in a Northumberland park

As little as one drink per day is linked to concerning medical issues.

The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops says an iconic Inuit kayak is among the objects being returned

The Ottawa Police Service is asking for the public’s help identifying four suspects involved in recent “bank investigator” scams in the city.

The president is mentioned over a thousand times in sex trafficker’s emails

Israeli settlers extended a wave of attacks in the West Bank, drawing rare condemnation from authorities and concern from the U.S. over the escalating violence.

Masks must be worn in all UHN facilities, including Toronto General Hospital, Toronto Western Hospital and the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre as of Nov. 18

The right preparation for a good night’s sleep is valuable for not only your physical health but your mental well-being too.

“She had the alcohol because she needed to calm down,” her attorney said.

Official MoD survey also finds nearly one in 10 have been subject to non-consensual sexual activity, and a third have been groped or touched Nearly one in 10 women serving in the British military have been subjected to an assault or other non-consensual sexual activity in the previous year, according to the first official survey of sexual harassment across the armed forces. A third said they had been groped or touched in a way that made them feel uncomfortable, according to the Ministry of Defence, and two-thirds reported at least one form of sexual harassment or sexualised behaviour, proportions significantly higher than their male counterparts across the army, navy and air force. Continue reading...

An x-ray of a grounded Buzzard has revealed two embedded shotgun pellets and a broken tail, according to Brinsley Animal Rescue in Nottinghamshire. A statement published by the charity yesterday re…

Late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein specifically referenced his relationship with President Donald Trump in writing before Trump was elected to office and in the runup to the 2020 election, ac...

Country explores taking part in the glitzy song contest as it distances from the US and seeks to deepen ties with Europe When Canada released its federal budget this month, much of it was standard fare, from the plans to downsize the public service to the boost in defence spending. But one line tucked in the nearly 500-page document has captured imaginations on both sides of the Atlantic: a mention that the government is working with Canada’s national broadcaster to explore participation in the Eurovision song contest. Continue reading...