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A Catholic high school in Kentucky is facing social media backlash after videos posted online showed several youths mocking an elderly Indigenous protester at a rally.

The United Conservative party has cleared Calgary-East candidate Peter Singh of allegations of fraud and bribery in his nomination race, saying there is no proof to support the accusations.

Edmonton police said they are seeking a recognizance order against Hubert Willie Cardinal, who will be monitored by the Behavioural Assessment Unit.

Attendees brought homemade posters with messages about gender-based violence and reproductive rights. Here are some of the highlights.

Demonstrators marched along the three-kilometre route again this year because the progress made for women's equality in 2017 and 2018 wasn't enough.

Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping agreed on Dec. 1 to suspend further tariff increases for 90 days while they negotiate.

Kelowna blanks Western Conference leading Everett 2-0; will host league-leading Prince Albert tonight.

"What makes Calgary good is they're willing to work for their chances," said Oilers head coach Ken Hitchcock.

Coughlin was temporarily suspended from official figure skating events on Thursday, according to U.S. Figure Skating and the U.S. Center for SafeSport.

Alberta College of Art and Design is set to officially become the Alberta University of the Arts in February.

CH-148 Cyclone Helicopters embark on their second operational deployment ever as part of HMCS Toronto's six-month mission.

The event was focused on several issues concerning women, including sexual assault, the rights of people with disabilities, anti-Semitism, racism and Indigenous rights, said one organizer.

The images used in Netflix productions were taken from real-life footage of one of the deadliest disasters in recent Canadian history.

The U.S. Africa Command statement says the airstrike occurred on Saturday near Jilib in Middle Juba region.

A Belarusian model and self-styled sex instructor who last year claimed to have evidence of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election said that she apologizes to a Russian tycoon for the claim.

It appeared to be the latest tragedy on the dangerous central Mediterranean route from North Africa to Europe.

The U.S. has yet to file the required paperwork in the Meng case and stated the Americans have until Jan. 30 to do so, a spokesman for Canada's Justice Department said.

Thousands paid tribute to murdered Gdansk mayor Pawel Adamowicz at his funeral Saturday, amid outrage over his stabbing six days earlier.

DriveBC warning of compact snow, slushy and slippery sections on many B.C. Interior highways.

Across the country, marches are taking place that will also feature speakers, music and art related to women's issues.

The school board said it had taken safety measures after a gas leak at an elementary school in Montreal’s LaSalle borough sent at least 35 children and eight adults to hospital.

Ali Cassis from the Second Chance Animal Rescue Society joins us with Murphy and Rascal who are ready for adoption.

Niagara Regional Police closed the area surrounding the Burgoyne Bridge in St. Catharines on Saturday morning for a sudden death investigation.

Cold, grey and rainy winter days call for a dish with a little extra colour and spice.

The woman suffers from profound intellectual disabilities as well as an array of physical ailments including seizures, foot contractures and a spine deformity.