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| Royal Australian Air Force F/A-18F Super Hornet 'City of Ipswich' shortly after it first arrived in Australia (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
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| English: police boats toronto : Cape Hurd and Simmonds (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
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| English: An RCMP Cessna 208 Caravan on floats. Picture taken by me at Vancouver International Airport on August 22, 2005. -Lommer (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
- Still sizzling: In Vancouver and Toronto, real estate slowdown may be a blip
With recent price declines in hot markets, there’s been talk about a real estate slowdown. But, so far, it’s hardly something for prospective buyers to get excited about. - In Trump's Washington, tourists find pain and hope in a 'special time' for the U.S.
- In this once-wealthy Venezuelan town an ice cream costs 0.001 cents — few can afford to buy one
- South African president survives non-confidence vote
- 'Divisiveness, suspicions and distrust' after $730K church Chase the Ace fundraiser prompts audit
- Watch the track & field world championships
- Canadian team moving track athletes from hotel due to stomach virus
Canada is moving some of its athletes to new accommodations at the world track and field championships because of the stomach bug that has plagued the team. - Sinead O'Connor pleads for help, says she's living in motel
- Crown 'hopeful' Dennis Oland's new murder trial will be held in 2018
- Montreal schools brace for influx of asylum seekers
- Kenyans vote in fiercely contested election
- RCMP plan to launch study on operational stress, PTSD in Mounties
- 'A huge problem': Prison guards in Alberta hospitalized after exposure to fentanyl during searches
- 'This is a form of censorship,' air passenger rights advocate says after Canadian agency deletes online posts
- Boeing expected to deliver Super Hornet benefits plan despite disagreement
- Why a threat to impeach the U.S. president might ultimately play as a Trump card: Keith Boag
- How do you build a more diverse tech company? It starts at the top
- Tropical storm Franklin could be a hurricane before second landfall in Mexico
Tropical storm Franklin took aim at Mexico's central Gulf coast after a relatively mild run across the Yucatan Peninsula, with forecasts saying it would strengthen into a hurricane before making its second landfall. - New video purports to show Canadian-made LAVs being used in Saudi crackdown
- Montrealer sole resident of condo building after other units rented on Airbnb
- Canadian delegation in North Korea to seek Canadian pastor Hyeon Soo Lim's release
- Rhinestone Cowboy singer Glen Campbell dead at 81
- North Korea threatens 'enveloping fire' around Guam after Trump warning
- MMIWG loses another key staffer as families slam 'colonial' inquiry process
- Canada's hope to get climate change into NAFTA could prove difficult
- Is it time to lower the legal blood-alcohol limit in Quebec?
- Freeland says officials urgently reviewing reports Canadian arms used in Saudi crackdown
- The media should just let Donald Trump go on his vacation: Andrew MacDougall
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