Popular U.S. conservative activist Charlie Kirk dies after shooting at university event

U.S. right-wing activist and commentator Charlie Kirk was fatally shot on Wednesday at an event at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah.

1 child killed, 6 other children, 3 adults hurt after vehicle drives into Richmond Hill, Ont., daycare

One child has been killed and six other children were injured after a vehicle drove into a daycare in Richmond Hill on Wednesday, police say. 

Poland says it found 14 Russian drones on its territory. Just how will NATO respond?

TIFF screening of Oct. 7 documentary brings protesters and a standing ovation for its director

Canada 'evaluating' relationship with Israel after Qatar attack: foreign affairs minister

Visa cardholders get first crack at World Cup tickets starting today

Soccer fans hoping to see a World Cup game next summer will need to have a Visa card in their wallet to have first crack at scoring tickets.

Prince Harry, King Charles meet for first time in nearly 2 years — and they have tea

Prince Harry had tea with King Charles on Wednesday at their first meeting in 20 months, in what may prove a first step toward ending a much-publicized rift between father and son.

Haitian family allowed into Canada after spending two months in ICE detention

Accused in sex assault of girl, 3, in Welland, Ont., was let out of jail early after 'violent' attack of boy

Daniel Senecal was serving jail time for sexually assaulting a 12-year-old boy and then released early, in March. Within six months, he was charged again after a three-year-old girl was sexual assaulted during a home invasion.

Halifax activists urge CBC to cancel livestream of Canada vs. Israel tennis matches

Earlier this week Tennis Canada said the games between Canada and Israel will be played in a closed venue without spectators, citing safety concerns flagged by local authorities and security agencies.

One more dead in London, Ont., legionnaires' outbreak as $86M class action proposed

Lapu-Lapu Day murder accused found fit to stand trial, charged with 31 new counts

'We expect this,' says Canadian activist as flotilla bound for Gaza reports 2nd attack

Carney says diversifying trade relationships with Europe, Asia among key fall objectives

Apple unveils cool gear, but questions remain on its AI strategy

Apple unveiled upgrades and tweaks to its lineup of phones, earbuds and watches, but questions remain about the apparent lack of an ambitious AI strategy.

Alberta teachers strike notice to take effect Oct. 6

A decade after her last album, Hilary Duff alludes to new music on the way

The release comes after Duff teased new music on her Instagram in August. For fans, this is ‘What Dreams Are Made Of.’

How does the ratfish hold on during sex? With its forehead teeth, of course

The male ratfish has a unique, club-shaped appendage on its forehead, called a tenaculum, which it uses to cling to the female’s pectoral fin while mating. It turns out, those appendages are chock full of rows upon rows of shark-like teeth.

B.C. judge overturns eviction of 73-year-old renter, citing landlord's 'questionable' practices

A vulnerable tenant won a B.C. Supreme Court challenge to overturn an eviction, as the judge said the Residential Tenancy Branch arbitrator did not adequately assess if the landlord’s eviction notice was done in good faith.

5 Canadian books make shortlist for $75K Hilary Weston Writers' Trust Prize for nonfiction

The finalists for Canada's biggest nonfiction prize include Miriam Toews and Omar El Akkad.