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If Baghdadi is indeed dead, it will cripple ISIS, but it could also lead to a resurgence of an even more dangerous al Qaeda

Canada’s newest Supreme Court justice tried to sell his St. John’s house when he started his new gig in Ottawa. It hasn’t gone well.

There wasn’t much left of the flesh-pot that Friedrich Trump built on the road to the Klondike. Parks Canada and a Yukon First Nation are changing that.

Former Cosby Show actor Lili Bernard is disgusted with the defence’s attacks on Andrea Constand, but believes the accused has been ’disempowered’

A closer look at the federal government’s new international assistance program, now oriented with women at its centre

Only the jurors know, of course. But testimony over the past few days has raised potential points of contention, and more than a few unanswered questions.

Admissions staff, employers and even potential dates are likely checking your social media profile to make decisions about you

In Hunger, Gay tells a powerful, personal story about her struggle to accept herself and come to terms with the brutal aspects of her life

Surprisingly, the strategy of praying to God is not stopping the mass shootings in the U.S.

How do governments celebrate Canada’s 150th? With a traveling red couch and a $400,000 game of Snakes and Ladders.