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Authorities in southwestern New Mexico say a Canadian man is dead after being struck by a vehicle on a freeway.

Call him Vince Li, or call him by his new alias Will Baker, but also call him what he is — a cannibal killer who beheaded his victim in the back of a Greyhound bus, cut out his heart and ate a piece of it.

An MP has lodged a formal complaint against the CBC for what he considers “shockingly offensive remarks” made in an opinion article featured on their website.

They didn't have chains, so now they're wearing them.

Martina Cain’s former student wept as she described a game of strip basketball from three decades ago.

The federal government says it will give Bombardier $372.5 million in repayable loans over four years to support the Global 7000 and CSeries aircraft projects.

TORONTO — After Debbie Clarke’s first child had reached the “terrible twos,” she and her husband decided their family of three was big enough — adding a sibling would be just too much.

OTTAWA — With a population of 35.15 million, Canada is once against the fastest growing country in the G7, according to census data revealed Wednesday.

But can she see Canada from her house?

Martina Cain said students at most lost shoes and socks in a “fun” basketball drill designed to improve shooting skills.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump fired back Thursday morning, tweeting that a U.S. senator misrepresented his Supreme Court nominee.

The Chatham-Kent Health Alliance is finalizing its leadership.

Here’s Cupid, the little furball who could.

Schneider’s Gourmet World is recalling its salt and vinegar seasonings and dill pickle seasonings because they contain milk that is not declared on the label.

London industry has landed a $404 million military contract, preserving 250 manufacturing jobs.

Amid controversy over his disparaging remark about a potential Conservative rival, Justin Trudeau is defending his decision to abandon his Liberal government’s promise to change how Canadians choose their federal leaders.

Bombardier and Metrolinx are headed to court as the transportation company tries to stop the transit agency from scrapping a multimillion-dollar deal to buy light-rail vehicles.