A Ugandan Olympic athlete living in Kenya has died from her injuries after being set on fire by a man believed to be her boyfriend, the head of the country’s Olympics committee said on Thursday. 

When marine biologist James A. Sulikowski started monitoring the migration of endangered porbeagle sharks, he didn’t expect he would end up investigating a murder mystery.

The Stronach Group says a lawsuit filed by Frank Stronach’s son and granddaughter over management of the family business’s wealth has been settled out of court.

Vancouver’s chief of police says the city’s collective sense of safety has been shaken after one man was killed and another was seriously injured in what police say were two unprovoked, random attacks in the city’s downtown early Wednesday.

Commercial rent control is being explored as one tool to help protect small businesses from unexpected rent hikes and help preserve the vibrancy of neighbourhoods.

The Bank of Canada lowered its key interest rate to 4.25 per cent on Wednesday, the third consecutive cut since June. 

One of the totem poles in Vancouver’s Stanley Park will be moved to the University of B.C.’s Museum of Anthropology on Wednesday.

A damning report on a deadly 2017 London highrise fire said on Wednesday that decades of failures by government, regulators and industry turned Grenfell Tower into a “death trap” where 72 people lost their lives.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba resigned Wednesday, the most major move in a government reshuffle ordered by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at a crucial juncture in the war against Russia. Russian strikes, meanwhile, killed at least seven people in the Ukrainian city of Lviv near the Polish border.

The Swan Hills Treatment Centre was allowed to operate for a period of multiple years without meeting the mercury monitoring requirements of its permit, documents show.

As of Sept. 2, 4,180 convenience stores across the province have been licensed, 307 of them in Toronto, according to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario. With thousands of new locations soon selling booze in Ontario, here’s what shoppers need to know about how it’ll all work.

A Palestinian civilian says he was unjustly detained by the IDF and made to take part in house-clearing operations in Gaza, forced to search buildings for explosives and Hamas militants before Israeli troops were cleared to enter. Rights advocates say it’s something the IDF has done before in this and past conflicts.