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Canadian professional wrestler Bret Hart says he has prostate cancer and will undergo surgery "in the next few days."

'I was being a parent,' Ronald Jackson recently told CBS-DFW. 'A child does something wrong, you teach them what's right'

'You can quite clearly see the tire tracks where they’ve gone off the road to hit them,' an official with animal welfare said.

'This is the first step on a path that scientists have carefully mapped out towards the legalization of (genetically modified) babies,' one critic said

'Not all of them will be criminally exploited; some might have been passed on to family members. We just don’t know where they are,' a Europol official said

BURBANK, Calif. - Rain didn't dampen the spirits or performances of the cast and crew behind Fox's "Grease: Live."

Violier’s restaurant near Lausanne recently topped a list of the world’s best. His death came days before Michelin was to unveil its 2016 rankings

In 2012, Harper wanted to withdraw from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, a 57-country alliance that includes NATO, three diplomats say

Industrial logging will be prohibited across 85 per cent of forested lands within B.C.’s Great Bear Rainforest, according to a long-awaited landmark agreement announced Monday in Vancouver by the province, First Nations, environmentalists and forest companies.

In 2014, Tareena Shakil and her 1-year-old son boarded a plane to Turkey and then travelled to Syria. After three months Shakil fled and returned to Britain

Unless a dangerous, last-ditch operation on the high seas succeeds, a massive cargo ship will smash into the southwestern coast of France in the next 48 hours

Chinese police arrested 21 employees at China's largest online finance business on suspicion of fleecing investors of US$7.6B, in what could be the biggest financial fraud in Chinese history

TORONTO - North American stock markets started the week by dropping sharply, following weak economic data from China and the United States.

The former star host of CBC’s Q pleaded not guilty to four counts of sexual assault and one count of overcoming resistance by choking

A monthly look at what's scheduled to be added to the catalogues of streaming services Netflix Canada, Shomi and CraveTV:

TORONTO - Toronto Police Const. David Hopkinson has arrested his fair share of rooftoppers, a nickname for the daredevil photographers who climb atop skyscrapers to snap vertigo-inducing pictures of the world below.

The leader lashed out saying the opposition should be treated as 'traitors' and 'enemies of the people,' a phrase that led to execution of dissidents under the Soviet system

Former B.C. premier Bill Bennett, who had been suffering from Alzheimer’s, died Dec. 3, 2015 at the age of 83

The B.C. Coroner's Service is confident it will pinpoint the cause of an avalanche near the community of McBride that killed five Alberta snowmobilers last Friday.

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The B.C. Coroner's Service is confident it will pinpoint the cause of an avalanche near the community of McBride that killed five Alberta snowmobilers last Friday.

British Columbia’s provincial government approved large-scale discharges of a pollutant even though it knew it was the probable source of contamination for an aquifer and posed a health risk for at least 250 people in the Okanagan municipality of Spallumcheen.

Inflaming the situation further was a separate Russian state television report about a 20-year-old woman who had been shoved to her death on Berlin's U-Bahn system

'You feel the insignificance of what you are when you’re up against mountains like this,' said one snowmobiler who hit the same slope the day after the tragedy

There was no hazard rating for the area where five snowmobilers from Alberta were killed in an avalanche Friday in the McBride area. That’s because there are no professional avalanche technicians in the area that would provide the information that Avalanche Canada relies on to provide its daily forecasts in more populous parts of British Columbia, Avalanche Canada spokesman Mary Clayton said Sunday.