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NASA believes the meteor was travelling at 38,000 miles per hour and likely originated over New York City before moving west into New Jersey.

Among those providing support to their kids and their kids’ kids, a majority of respondents to a new poll said they are sacrificing their own savings to provide assistance.

‘People need to slow down, they need to pay attention, make sure they’re not distracted by anything including cellphones, and they need to drive sober,’ BCHP Insp. Chad Badry said.

The photos of a tourist groping a statue of the Roman god Bacchus ignited fury online, with some Italians calling for the woman's arrest and expulsion from the country.

They may have been booted in the first round of the playoffs, but the Winnipeg Jets are sharing a combined $100,000 with four local community organizations.

Both individuals were released from custody while a complete report to Crown counsel is prepared for the Public Prosecution Service of Canada, RCMP said.

Mayor Jyoti Gondek says recent stress tests of a replacement water main are going well.

The Canadian Journalism Collective submitted plans to Canada's broadcasting regulator this week outlining the structure of the board that will ultimately oversee the funds.

Cyanide poisoning caused the deaths of six foreigners whose bodies were found in a room in a plush Bangkok hotel, Thai authorities said on Wednesday.

Rising inventories with anemic sales show a high degree of stress in Canada's biggest property market, real estate consultants said.

Canada's military will make history on Thursday when Jennie Carignan is promoted to the rank of general and takes over command as chief of the defense staff.

The storm, which knocked out power for tens of thousands of people, flooded a major highway and a key transit hub in Toronto on Tuesday.

A condo in Brossard may have been the main stash house for a clandestine drug operation, according Longueuil police.

The shooting has angered some local residents who believe the altercation could have been deescalated.

Even though Nicole Frenchman has never been found, Edmonton police said they believe she was the victim of a homicide.

A local organization wants Winnipeggers to come to The Forks this summer and learn one of the languages traditionally spoken in the area.

Canada's premiers have agreed to Quebec's request to stand together and call on the federal government to more evenly distribute asylum seekers across the country.

The board has six potential options for Stanley Park Drive, which is used by both vehicles and cyclists.

Nearly two-thirds of Democrats say United States President Joe Biden should withdraw from the presidential race and let his party nominate a different candidate.

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Aaliyah Edwards is living her dream. From Kingston Impact to UConn Huskies, and now the WNBA, she's about to make her mark on Team Canada as they prepare for the Paris Olympics.

Four residents of a West Kelowna home are in the care of emergency support services in the aftermath of a Wednesday morning fire. The fire started in the garage of a Galloway Road just after 4 a.m. and crews encountered heavy smoke as the contents of the garage went up in flames. “The fire was...

The Fur Bearers say the B.C. Conservation Officer Service agency wouldn’t release the location of over 50 per cent of the 603 black bears they killed.

As Canadians prepare for new strict border rules for dogs coming into effect on Aug. 1, Holland slammed the regulations stating that the rules are "poorly through out."

Hired in May as John Herdman's successor, Jesse Marsch helped Canada to a sensational run at the Copa America -- his first tournament as manager.