The Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission launched its "Enjoy Responsibly" campaign Monday. Its goal is to inform and educate young adults on what drinking in moderation really means.
An Inspiring moment during the Lilian Schick School Boys C Running Team’s 8 x 200 meter relay. CREDIT: Facebook/Lilian Schick School
Junior high students in Edmonton created their own pink shirts to raise awareness about bullying. The lesson helped students open up to each other and embrace what makes them different.
He’s been labelled as a bad boy but what about a champion for public health and sexual education? Researchers say actor Charlie Sheen’s brave move to disclose his HIV status led to record highs in Google searches on HIV.
Seven skiers who were injured in an avalanche near Golden, British Columbia, were on a self-guided tour, the Backcountry Lodges of BC Association said Monday.
The United States and Russia agreed Monday on a new cease-fire for Syria that will take effect on Saturday, U.S. officials said.
Reality star Kim Kardashian posted the first-ever photo of her and Kanye West's son, Saint West.
A one-month-old baby is recovering in hospital after being hit in the head with a puck at a Montreal Canadiens practice.
Four people were arrested after they were caught with 1,200 donkey hides in Botswana which reveled an export syndicate linked to China,
Calgary councillors are set to debate proposed amendments to a city bylaw which would allow ride-sharing company Uber to operate legally.
Virginia McLaurin has become a viral hit after a video of her meeting Barack and Michelle Obama on Sunday was posted online.
The Uber driver accused of killing six people in Kalamazoo, Michigan continued to pick up fares during a shooting rampage that lasted nearly seven hours Saturday.
Staff at River East Collegiate started Monday morning with the crisis support team, meeting to outline a support plan for mourning students and families.
While voter turnout in the October 2015 federal election rose to its highest level in decades, Canadians cited “not being interested in politics” as the single largest reason for not casting a ballot, according to new numbers from Statistics Canada.
Liberal Finance Minister Bill Morneau announced an $18 billion deficit Monday morning, blowing past their campaign promise of keeping the bill below $10 billion.
During our three-part Grocery Grind series, Dallas Flexhaug examines how much more we’re paying at the supermarket, and how it’s impacting both consumers and retailers.
A pair of white-knuckle wins by Northern Ontario's Krista McCarville gave her Thunder Bay team a share of the early lead at the Canadian women's curling championship Sunday.
"In the short term there is unlikely to be a significant increase in prices," says latest forecast from the International Energy Agency.
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for southern Ontario due to a major storm system forecasted to hit the region Wednesday and Thursday.
Firefighters were called to a suspicious fire in Saint-Leonard Monday morning.
The head of the U.N. nuclear agency is warning of the dangers of nuclear material falling into the hands of terrorists and is urging world nations to apply an agreement meant to minimize such dangers.
Turkey's state-run agency says a court has charged 14 people in connection with last week's suicide car bombing in Ankara and ordered them jailed pending trial. Seven others were released without charge.
Loud explosions and gunfire rattled a building where a few Kashmiri rebels were fighting off Indian government forces for a third day Monday in a standoff in which five soldiers and one civilian have been killed.
Ontario's premier will issue a formal apology in the provincial legislature today for a 1912 regulation that prohibited teachers in elementary schools from speaking with students in French.
The body of a female kayaker has been recovered from the Credit River in Terra Cotta just west of Brampton, and police are still looking for a second victim.