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Alberta's provincial government introduced regulations prohibiting its schools from enforcing mask mandates, while simultaneously promising parents "guaranteed" access to in-person learning for students.

A woman was found dead and as many as 10 people are still missing after a landslide engulfed buildings and swept away vehicles in the Italian resort town of Ischia on Saturday. Torrential rain hit the port of Casamicciola Terme, one of the six small towns on the island, triggering flooding and bringing down buildings in the early hours.

Both sides of the Canadian and U.S. border were buzzing with Black Friday Deals this year. Despite inflation hitting its highest level in some 40 years, Americans shoppers spent a record $9.1 billion online during Black Friday.

Researchers with the University of Saskatchewan have developed a new method of killing brain cancer cells that doesn't kill the healthy cells surrounding them.

It's been less than two weeks since Donald Trump announced he was running to retake the white house in 2024, but already the former president and his allies are in damage-control mode.

Canadians are facing another rising cost this holiday season as Canada Post joins major couriers in adjusting fuel surcharges weekly.

The federal government unveiled its long-awaited Indo-Pacific strategy on Sunday, with the main goals of moving away from an over-reliance on China and tapping into one of the world's fastest-growing economies.

Riots broke out in Brussels after Morocco‘s 2-0 upset win over Belgium at the World Cup in Qatar on Sunday. Police detained about a dozen people after they deployed water cannons and fired tear gas to disperse crowds.

WARNING: This video contains details that may be disturbing to viewers. Discretion is advised. Police have arrested a suspect in connection with the homicides of two women in Toronto, which took place 39 years ago. In 1983, 45-year-old Susan Tice and 22-year-old Erin Gilmour were both found dead in their respective homes.

Mauna Loa in Hawaii, the world’s largest active volcano, erupted on Sunday evening for the first time in 38 years.

Former Vancouver Canucks video analyst Rachel Doerrie has filed a human rights complaint, alleging she was discriminated against by the organization and assistant general manager Émilie Castonguay.

China is facing a growing wave of civil unrest as protesters across the country demand an end to the government's strict zero-COVID policy.

A video shows it takes just over 30 seconds for thieves to steal a catalytic converter off a vehicle. The average bill to replace a catalytic converter ranges between $900 and $2000. There are various alarms and straps for sale claiming to help prevent theft. Sarah Offin looks into what police, tech experts and auto shop owners recommend.

The U.S. has reduced the number of partnered patrols in northern Syria with Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), the Pentagon said on Tuesday, after Turkish strikes hit the region ahead of a feared ground invasion by Ankara.

A U.S. woman who was allegedly kidnapped by her babysitter more than 50 years ago made an emotional and joyous reunion with her birth family over the weekend.

The Royal Bank of Canada is set to buy HSBC’s Canadian business. If the deal goes through, it would mark the biggest banking deal in this country's history.

Dormant for decades in Hawaii, the world's largest volcano, Mauna Loa, has been erupting for days on the island chain's biggest island, sending plumes of ash into the air and vertical streams of lava 60 metres high.

NATO countries’ foreign ministers are discussing actions they can take to assist Ukraine as the war enters a new season.

After an Ontario court struck down Bill 124, the Ford government has responded and plans to appeal the court ruling of the controversial bill that limited wages for public sector workers.

More than 2,200 plants, animals, fish, and other wildlife in Canada are at some level of risk of extinction, according to a troubling new report released by the federal and provincial governments.

Pressure is growing on the Manitoba government to hold an inquiry into why former fashion mogul Peter Nygård has evaded criminal charges in Winnipeg, despite 20 accusers stepping forward.