An eastern P.E.I. couple have developed a special bond with a silver fox they helped nurture back to health.

Cuba’s electrical grid collapsed again early on Saturday morning, state-run media reported, plunging the entire country into blackout for a second time just hours after authorities announced they had begun re-establishing service.

Israeli strikes pummelled Beirut’s southern suburbs on Saturday as the Lebanese armed group Hezbollah fired salvos of rockets at northern Israel, with one drone directed at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s holiday home, his spokesperson said.

A newspaper photo gave Amy Reiswig the name of a man who’d helped save her father’s life more than 60 years earlier. Meeting him allowed her to say thank you, while also giving him a chance to see how just doing his job had such a big impact

Days after the RCMP dropped the bombshell allegation that Indian government agents have been involved in crimes in Canada, a top Mountie said the alleged network of criminals is “unprecedented” but poses no immediate threat to the public.

Albania, which sits across the Adriatic Sea from Italy, was until the early 1990s one of the most isolated communist regimes in the world. But a new migrant camp in the country, under Italian jurisdiction, represents the first time a European Union country has located the processing of asylum claims offshore.

Emily St. John Mandel’s reflects on how Station Eleven — a novel set against the fallout of a devastating pandemic that kills the majority of the world’s population — propelled her career, the awkwardness of being cast as prescient and how she feels about the book now, having lived through an actual pandemic.