As the world enters 2025, we’re entering a year that has long served as a nice round benchmark for “the future.” As such, prior decades have seen a number of predictions about what the world would look like by now. Below, a quick survey of what they got wrong, what they got right, and what they got really, crazily wrong. Read More

At a time when cyclists around the country are plagued by bike theft, one cyclist-cum-bank-robber had his scheme foiled by a fellow criminal. Read More

A military appeals court has ruled against Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's effort to throw out the plea deals reached for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two other defendants in the 9/11 attacks, a U.S. official said. Read More

Four months after Matthew Gaudreau and his NHL star brother Johnny were tragically killed, his wife Madeline has given birth to their first child. The newborn boy is Tripp Matthew Gaudreau. Read More

The identity of a woman who was set on fire and burned to death in a New York City Subway train was released Tuesday morning. Read More

Fireworks may not be the only thing dancing in the New Year’s Eve sky tonight. Read More

Happy Birthday, Celsius! Read More

Toronto police are investigating after an excavator crashed into a bank in North York and an ATM and cash were allegedly removed from the building. Read More

The cars begin lining up early in the morning to be screened by Secret Service agents under white tents near the fence that surrounds President-elect Donald Trump's vast south Florida estate. Read More

A flight attendant aboard a Swiss aircraft that made an emergency landing in Austria due to smoke in the cabin has died, the airline said Tuesday. Read More

British Columbia's emergency call service has released its annual list of the most unusual and inappropriate 911 calls, including complaints about overripe fruit and an overly fragrant neighbour. Read More

A new assessment of the harms of smoking shows cigarettes shorten life expectancy even more than doctors thought in the past. Read More

An Ontario woman who owns 47 animals — 10 cats, 19 rats, nine birds, four degus, two hedgehogs, a guinea pig, a chinchilla and a tortoise — has been ordered to pay nearly $15,000 in veterinary and boarding fees for the kitties. Read More

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The Toronto District School Board controversially embraced “anti-Palestinian racism” policies in 2024, a move that Jewish activists say puts the country’s largest school board on a collision course with its own antisemitism policy — and offers a case study of a broader, divisive discussion unfolding across Canada. Read More

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From an Arctic heatwave to billion-dollar hailstones and the devastating Jasper wildfire — 2024 was a year marked by significant weather events. Read More

With dozens of MPs in the Liberal caucus now calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a new Angus Reid Institute poll finds that the party’s public support has dropped to a new historic low. Read More

Air Canada says it will not "speculate" on the cause of the suspected landing gear issue that resulted in the fiery landing of one of its planes at Halifax Stanfield International Airport on Saturday night. Read More

The deaths of 179 people in a Jeju Air plane crash at Muan International Airport in South Korea has renewed interest in the safety of air travel. Read More

In what is likely his last Christmas vacation as prime minister, Justin Trudeau quietly jetted to a B.C. ski resort only for the visit to become defined by displays of public mockery and hostility. Read More