Loved ones of a Windsor woman want photos taken of her on the cityâs streets, during an active drug addiction, removed from social media. The woman in the photos is Alicia Newman and she died several years ago.
Throngs of people lined up outside the Bank of Palestine branch in Gaza City, anxiously waiting to see if they would finally be able to access their funds for the first time in two years of war. Two of the bankâs branches reopened their doors in Gaza this month, after the start of the first phase of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
An anonymous Pentagon employee and a retired air force colonel are expressing concerns this week that the U.S. focus on alleged drug-carrying boats in waters near Latin America could affect American military might around the world, and serve as a precedent for other countries.
CBC News discovered two major candy makers, Mars Inc. and the Hershey Company, had reduced the weight of several of their Halloween chocolate bar variety packs compared to last year by as much as almost 17 per cent.
Police in Waterloo charged a teenage girl in connection with the collision that sent four youths to hospital earlier this month. Waterloo Regional Police Service
Arcade Fire’s lead singers say their marriage is over, but they remain committed to the band.
Kit Weyman, a Toronto designer, tells The National about the moment his missed flight ended up getting his âBorn Readyâ shirt into the hands of Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
President Donald Trump is slashing the number of refugees allowed into the United States, and people fleeing war-torn countries, human rights abuses and catastrophes will now be of lower priority than white people from South Africa.
