Compass Minerals and the union representing striking Goderich salt mine workers have reached a tentative deal, days after both sides returned to the bargaining table.
At the NATO summit, Trudeau won the argument. Did it matter?
The recent NATO leaders summit saw the collision of two starkly different visions of the alliance – one based on values, the other based on money alone.
Canadian man murdered in the Philippines, wife injured in attack
A Canadian living in the Philippines has been shot and killed on the eve of his planned move to B.C., over what police say appears to have been a property dispute. CBC News has confirmed that Barry Gammon, 66, formerly of Montreal, was gunned down outside his home near Batangas City, southwest of Manila.
‘Stars are aligning’ for Putin before Trump summit — indictments notwithstanding
The indictments of 12 Russians for meddling in the 2016 U.S. election won’t derail President Donald Trump’s Monday summit with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, Russia scholars and former diplomats say.
Thailand cave rescue inspires cartoons around the globe
The rescue mission that captured hearts around the world over the course of the last two weeks might be over, but cartoons of hope and support are still flooding the internet.
Father of bullying victim Rehtaeh Parsons calls Ford’s sex-ed repeal ‘infuriating’
The father of a girl who died after attempting to commit suicide following an alleged sexual assault says the Ontario government’s decision to repeal the province’s sex education curriculum will put more teens in danger.
Trump golfs, faces protests in Scotland ahead of Putin talks
Two days before a high-stakes summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, U.S. President Donald Trump played golf and tweeted Saturday from one of his namesake resorts, blaming his predecessor for Russian election meddling and lashing out at the free press from foreign soil.
Pedestrian killed, another loses a leg after being hit by a car in Burlington, Ont.
A woman was killed and part of a man’s leg was amputated after a driver slammed into pedestrians and crashed into a former restaurant patio in Burlington, Ont., on Saturday morning, Halton police said.
Thai soccer players crave food, wait to go home next week
The 12 boys and their soccer coach rescued after being trapped in a flooded cave in northern Thailand are recovering well and are eager to eat their favourite comfort foods after their expected discharge from a hospital next week.
Flesh-eating disease leaves Langley, B.C., man fighting for life
In the beginning, the only sign that something was seriously wrong with Rob Erke was the pain and a small bump on his left shoulder — there was no wound, no scratch, no insect bite.