Canada

People from across the country, the sports world and beyond Canada’s borders reached out to Humboldt, Sask. in support and grief

The deadly crash in Saskatchewan killed 14 people, while 15 others have been reported injured

The Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team were on their way to a game when the crash occurred, which also sent 15 to hospital

With the Liberals sliding in the polls, Trudeau’s middling stance on pipelines isn’t helping

Bregg, who captured so many of the most memorable photographs of Pierre Trudeau, was on hand when Trudeaumania began on April 6, 1968

A series of very-public missteps have lead to a terrible, horrible no good, very bad year for the giant coffee chain

Barry and Honey Sherman were beloved philanthropists. But he lived amid feuding family members, endless lawsuits and claims of corporate espionage. What really happened before their tragic deaths.

Police have collected several terabytes of security footage and seized at least 150 items related to the Shermans’ deaths

A Nova Scotia man once banned from a B.C. hotel for letting pepperoni-feasting seagulls destroy his room claims Maritime gulls would never do that. An ornithologist says otherwise.

Terry Glavin: Science and Indigenous knowledge have combined to challenge old thinking on when humans first arrived in North America