Brothers acquire Harvey-swamped ex-museum site in Galveston

An envoy on Syria is resigning in protest as the U.S. pulls its 2,000 troops.

Prayers were held Sunday for Prince Talal bin Abdulaziz, a senior member of the royal family who supported women's rights and once led a group of dissident princes, who died at the age of 87.

Peel police said the incident started with an altercation inside a bar, and ended with a man driving his vehicle up onto the sidewalk outside the bar and striking five people.

In the knee-deep mud of a future Quebec City condominium project, it was a spot of dark soil that led archeologists to uncover the edge of an axe-hewn wooden stake, preserved in wet clay far below the surface.

While southern Ontario won’t see a white Christmas, a storm could bring snow over the weekend.

Irritated with the criticism and fallout from U.S. Defence Secretary Jim Mattis’s resignation, President Donald Trump on Sunday pushed the Pentagon chief out the door two months earlier than planned, an acrimonious end to a tense relationship that had been eroding in recent months.

Toronto neuropsychiatrist Anthony Feinstein’s new book is a collection of intimate essays examining the trauma-laced travels of some of the world’s top war photographers.

For Fouzia Al Hashish and thousands of other Syrian refugees, the time has come to put the finishing touches on their new national identity.

The days of using up precious desk space with a bulky phone are quickly fading as businesses switch over to VoIP and cloud-based providers like RingCentral and Microsoft’s Skype for Business.

Gordie Johnson was in a dark place a few years back.

Last month, Denver council approved a proposal for a two-year pilot project allowing a safe consumption site, which lets people use drugs under the supervision of staff who are trained in overdose response.

Brothers acquire Harvey-swamped ex-museum site in Galveston

Hollywood actor Ellen Page is tweeting her opposition to a controversial project that would eventually see natural gas stored in huge underground caverns north of Halifax.

Disaster teams in Indonesia reported at least 222 deaths Sunday after a tsunami slammed ashore near an erupting volcano, sweeping over fishing ports and hundreds of people at a holiday beach concert without warning.

Documents obtained by the Toronto Star detail all “material” — involving sensitive personal information — privacy breaches in 2017, effecting thousands of Canadians and businesses.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau praised the work of hundreds of peacekeepers during a surprise visit here on Saturday even as he defended his government’s refusal to extend their mission several months to help the United Nations.

With the holidays upon us, here’s a list of what’s opened — and closed — in Hamilton.

RioCan CEO places bets on building more rental housing as retail sector lags

UK police free 2 drone suspects in Gatwick travel chaos

“This is a focus for the Prime Minister,” Freeland told reporters in a conference call Saturday morning. “This is a focus for the entire government.”

Grace Gayle “was shattered” when she learned of the death of her son Jonathan.

About 57 per cent of respondents say their holidays are stress-free, with just 11 per cent saying it’s a very stressful time, according to a new poll by Forum Research.

Some big parks in US Southwest remain open despite shutdown

Trump’s action on Syria, which triggered the resignation of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and a leading U.S. diplomat, came a week after the president was supposed to tell his Turkish counterpart to stop testing his patience with military threats in Syria.

Gatwick flights operating after 2 arrested for using drone

The visualization allows scientists to better understand how heavy elements such as gold and lead are formed

Some 70 per cent of Yemen’s food imports and humanitarian aid enter through Hodeida. Aid groups feared the port’s closure could plunge Yemen into famine.

Executive director Ruth Greenspan said the health of her clients is at risk from potentially contaminated drugs sold at illegal dispensaries.

Moroccans hold anti-terror vigil for slain Nordic hikers

Only 11 days ago, McGurk had said it would be “reckless” to consider ISIL defeated and therefore would be unwise to bring American forces home. He decided to speed up his plan to leave in mid-February.

Gatwick flights operating after 2 arrested for using drone

Some big parks in US Southwest remain open despite shutdown

“This is a focus for the Prime Minister,” Freeland told reporters in a conference call Saturday morning. “This is a focus for the entire government.”

Randy Heiss’ made sure a little girl named Dayami had the best Christmas ever and worked with anyone who was willing to help in his quest given to him by a red balloon.

Selling expendable Lincoln-collection items won't erase debt

Anastasia Skinner’s baby wasn’t due for another month, but she began to feel contractions as she raced to escape the fast-moving blaze.

Plans to expand Detroit's Motown Museum get $2M boost

Leader of court’s liberal wing has surgery to remove malignant growths from her lung.

Gatwick flights operating after 2 arrested for using drone

London's Gatwick Airport resumes flights after drone chaos

WASHINGTON — A majority of Americans say they believe President Donald Trump has tried to obstruct the investigation into his campaign’s ties to Russia, though the public is divided on whether he should be removed from office if he’s found to have stymied the probe, according to a new poll by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research.

Someone’s going to have to blink to avoid a U.S. government shutdown.

Officers called to area for reports of two people tied up in basement

Transport Canada said tighter regulations that would impose age limits, knowledge tests and registration requirements on all drone operators are set to come into effect in 2019 and will hopefully curb the trend.

The agency started collecting data for in-store and online sales from cannabis retailers as of Oct. 17, when fresh or dried bud, oil, plants and seeds became legal for recreational use in the country.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is the most divisive prime minister in the history of Canada.

Comisso will serve for six months while council searches for a replacement for departed top official James Ridge.