Despite the sun bearing down on him and the sweat beading across his face, President Donald Trump still lingered with reporters lined up outside the White House on Friday. He was leaving on a trip to Scotland, where he would visit his golf courses, and he wanted to talk about how his administration just finished "the best six months ever." Read More

BOSTON -- A federal judge on Friday blocked the Trump administration from ending birthright citizenship for the children of parents who are in the U.S. illegally, issuing the third court ruling blocking the birthright order nationwide since a key Supreme Court decision in June. Read More

MONTREAL -- A convicted murderer who escaped from a Quebec prison nearly three weeks ago was recaptured early Friday in Montreal, Correctional Service Canada said. Read More

OTTAWA -- A former City of Ottawa lawyer has pleaded guilty after defacing Canada's National Holocaust Monument. Read More

Five former world junior hockey players acquitted in a high-profile sexual assault case will remain ineligible to play in the NHL, according to the league. This move has drawn backlash from the NHL Players’ Association (NHLPA), which says the players deserve to return to work. Read More

MONTREAL — The case against the father of a nine-year-old Montreal girl found dead in Upstate New York will move directly to the grand jury stage. Read More

A new study from NASA, conducted over several years of long-duration spaceflights on the International Space Station, has found that more than half of U.S. astronauts started noticing changes in their vision after more than six months aboard the ISS. Here's what to know. Read More

OTTAWA — When Immigration Minister Lena Metlege Diab dropped by a church kids camp this summer, she came to pose for photos to highlight the funding that came from the Canada Summer Jobs program. Read More

In the middle of a high-stakes deportation hearing against an alleged Mafia boss living in Canada, the government unexpectedly declared it will no longer rely on any evidence obtained from controversial Italian police wiretaps covertly made using the phones of visiting members of a mob family to Canada. Read More

Elbows up against free speech! Sean Feucht, a Christian singer, preacher and Donald Trump enthusiast saw all six of his scheduled concerts in Eastern Canada cancelled in recent days. All were scheduled to be held on public sites. Groups of citizens of unknown size demanded the shows be cancelled, and said they would protest if not, which is certainly their right. And as ever, when governments cave to a censorious mob, they sounded ridiculous. Read More

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney on Thursday accused the Israeli government of failing to prevent a rapidly deteriorating humanitarian crisis in Gaza and of violating international law by denying aid. Read More

A thief who was arrested on the roof of an art gallery in Scottsdale, Ariz., has been sentenced to five years in prison for stealing seven artworks, including three Picassos and two Warhols, worth a quarter of a million dollars. Read More

Justice Maria Carroccia’s acquitted five former Canadian world junior hockey players of sexual assault in a high-profile trial in London, Ont. Michael McLeod, Carter Hart, Alex Formenton, Dillon Dube and Callan Foote had been charged in relation to a 2018 incident involving the complainant, identified as E.M. due to a publication ban, in a London, Ont., hotel room. "Considering the evidence in this trial as a whole, I conclude that the Crown cannot meet its onus on any of the counts," she said, adding that she did not find the complainant’s testimony to be “either credible or reliable.” Read More

Canadians have one of the most powerful passports in the world, ranking ahead of the United States in a global index. Read More

Everyone in Canada seems to be living in the upside-down when it comes to the results of the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial. Headlines call the outcome everything from a "crushing day" to "absolutely gutting for sexual assault survivors." Megan Savard, a female lawyer representing one of the players, was criticized for even taking the case solely on the basis of being female. Read More

With schedule changes, extended daylight hours and warmer weather, summer feels different than the rest of the year. Our minds naturally drift to sandy beaches and mountain getaways, but what if you can’t get away? Here’s how to make the most of your summer, even if you’re stuck at home. Read More

Nearly three decades after audiences first met Happy Gilmore and his outlandish golf antics in the 1996 film, iconic trio Adam Sandler, Julie Bowen and Christopher McDonald are reuniting for Happy Gilmore 2. The film sees the return of several of the original cast members and the entire creative team, along with new faces like Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio (aka Bad Bunny), Eric André, Margaret Qualley and Benny Safdie. In a recent interview with National Post, Sandler reflected on the enduring legacy of the original film and shared insights into revisiting the iconic characters after 29 years in the highly anticipated Netflix sequel. Read More

The female executive who was caught on camera embracing the CEO of her company at a Coldplay concert in a moment that went viral has resigned, according to news reports. Read More

Our cookbook of the week is Barbecue by pitmaster Hugh Mangum with writer Shana Liebman. Read More

For the hundreds of Canadian steelworkers who lost their jobs this year amid President Donald Trump’s trade war, talk of reaching a trade deal between Canada and the U.S. is coming too little, too late.  Read More

What did I learn after four days and four nights, some 4,500 kilometres, from Vancouver to Toronto on board Via Rail’s The Canadian? Many things, as it happens. Read More

Long after the world has ended its love affair with the woke cult, Canada — being Canada — will continue to embrace it to the shame and impoverishment of its citizens. Read More

Over the past few weeks, Israel has demonstrated a markedly proactive stance toward safeguarding the Druze — both within its borders and across Syria — signalling a dramatic evolution in its role from regional observer to protector of vulnerable communities. This shift is rooted not only in military necessity but in cultural kinship, moral clarity, and shared destiny with a people who have long sought stability amid the turbulence of the Middle East.  Read More

Talks for a ceasefire in Gaza were dealt a new blow on Thursday after the U.S. and Israel withdrew their negotiating teams, with the Trump administration saying Hamas is not acting in good faith. Read More