NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 11-2016

When Jada Malott, 12, didn't get any responses from the 80 letters she sent to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau regarding the Trans-Pacific Partnership, she went to Ottawa to deliver the letters herself.

Somebody set the fire that heavily damaged an African-American church that was also spray-painted with the phrase "Vote Trump," and an $11,000 US reward is being offered for information leading to the conviction of whoever did it, a Mississippi fire chief

For the first time in a decade, a Canadian is poised to take the wheel in the world's most prestigious class of auto racing, Formula One.

Not many folks outside of Alberta pay much attention to Grande Prairie, a northern outpost tucked away in the bush about 450 kilometres northwest of Edmonton. But that's about to change. Across the province, another frontier town, Fort McMurray, knows wha

The victim, Patrick Gorman, was walking on the southeast corner of Main Street and Queens Boulevard in Briarwood on June 26 around midnight when he was hit in the head. He later died.

Pictures show men lunging at each other with makeshift clubs last night next to a row of tents in the Stalingrad district of the French capital.

Conservative MP Ted Falk never thought he would see the day the public would not be consulted by Parliament and bypassed by government.

The car paint was peeled and blistered in big patches. The sedan had been drenched in acid.

A construction worker who consumed an excessive amount of energy drinks developed a rare case of acute hepatitis, U.S. doctors warn.

Abbotsford Senior Secondary School east of Vancouver remains closed today following a fatal stabbing yesterday that left one girl dead and another in hospital.

The life of an Alberta man who has spent his entire life in the cattle industry and the lives of his neighbours have been turned upside down since they were notified last month a cow from his herd tested positive for bovine tuberculosis.

A Spanaway, Wash., couple has been charged with injecting their three kids � ages 6, 4 and 2 � with heroin, and telling them it was �feel-good medicine� and �sleeping juice.�

Finance Minister Bill Morneau drew an increasingly dire picture of the Canadian economy as he tabled his economic update Tuesday.

China showcases its long-awaited J-20 stealth fighter jet in public for the first time, with a display at the Zhuhai airshow.

GERMAN Chancellor Angela Merkel is facing catastrophe over her failed migrant policy, according to a new report.

Red Fawn Fallis, a Dakota Access pipeline activist, was charged Monday with attempted murder for allegedly firing three shots at deputies as they tried to remove protesters last week occupying private property in Morton County, North Dakota.

Canada won't increase the number of new immigrants being welcomed to the country next year, but is laying the foundation for a bigger boost in levels in the coming years.

Hillary Clinton, the Democratic Party nominee for the U.S. presidency, and others at her rarefied level are simply not equal before the law. Charging Clinton over her use of private emails would buck American practice.

Alabama voters backing Republican Donald Trump for president are ramping up talk about "revolution," a term that to some ears brings a whisper of violence.

Al Cameron was baffled as he pulled the tattered Canadian flag out of the ditch. Two weeks before Remembrance Day, a special tribute to the sacrifices made by Canadian soldiers had been vandalized.