(Sep. 28, 2024 / JNS) -- Terror master Hassan Nasrallah was killed in an Israel Defense Forces strike on Hezbollah’s headquarters in Beirut, the military confirmed on Saturday. Read More

Among the several simultaneous spending scandals plaguing the Trudeau government right now is the saga of the $9-million New York City consulate. Not long after the Liberals appointed former journalist Tom Clark to be their new consul general in New York, it emerged that the government was selling its prior consulate in favour of a $9-million luxury condo in the Steinway Tower, a super-tall skyscraper that represents one of the most high-end buildings within a neighbourhood widely known as Billionaires’ Row. Read More

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Diabetes accounts for about two-thirds of lower limb amputations in Canada, according to a report released this week by the Canadian Institute for Health Information. Read More

Just one day after spotting a great white shark during his regular morning row in Halifax’s Northwest Arm, Jeff Kirby returned to the inlet that connects to the Atlantic Ocean to try his luck again. Read More

NUCLA, Colo. — Wildfire investigators looking for the cause of blaze in western Colorado last month discovered the partially burned remains of a dog, leading to the conclusion that a man's attempted cremation of his pet sparked a fire that damaged private property including a cabin. Read More

ATLANTA — A weather TV reporter in Atlanta interrupted his live report about Hurricane Helene Friday to rescue a woman from a vehicle stranded by rising floodwaters. Read More

OTTAWA — House Speaker Greg Fergus ruled that the government appears to have violated the vast powers of the Commons when it failed to surrender records on the so-called "green slush fund" so they could be turned over to the RCMP, even though the force doesn't want them. Read More

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OTTAWA — Global Affairs Canada began booking blocks of seats on the few remaining commercial flights leaving Lebanon on Friday as it issued another urgent plea for any Canadians in the country to leave immediately. Read More

The U.S. Department of Transportation slapped Air Canada with a US$250,000 fine for operating flights in prohibited airspace over Iraq. Read More

A Nova Scotia killer charged with attempted murder earlier this month in Halifax once tried to stab a correctional officer, threatening to kill the guard when he got out of jail, and tried to slit another inmate’s throat. Read More

LONDON — Two British climate activists were sentenced on Friday for throwing tomato soup over Vincent van Gogh's Sunflowers two years ago, nearly destroying one of the great masterpieces at London's National Gallery. Read More

OTTAWA — The Bloc Québécois says it is "very concerned" that one of the two bills it is prioritizing to keep the Trudeau government in power is stuck in the Senate. Read More

OTTAWA — A former parliamentarian is suspected of "having worked to influence parliamentary business" on behalf of an unnamed foreign government, Canada's spy service told a federal inquiry Friday. Read More

OTTAWA — Emergency Preparedness Minister Harjit Sajjan says the federal government is looking at revamping its own disaster assistance programs and considering the creation of a national emergency management agency, following another year of costly disasters. Read More

We've scoured the internet to find the best deals available in the Canadian e-commerce space. Below are our top picks for the week. Read More

Former President Donald Trump recently reissued his loyalty test to religious Americans, declaring that he can best protect their freedoms while preemptively blaming members of certain faiths should he lose the presidential election in November. Read More

OTTAWA — The Opposition Conservatives are rejecting the federal government's decision to restrict the sale of nicotine pouches to pharmacies, saying it makes "little sense" to remove them from small businesses. Read More

CTV News made a seemingly necessary decision Thursday afternoon in the aftermath of one of the craziest Canadian network-journalism fiascos in recent memory: After an internal investigation, it says it discovered two video editors were involved in “altering a video clip” — which is to say doctoring, truncating and taking entirely out of context a quote from federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre about an urgent need to bring down the government. Read More