'It was biting and scratching,' says Quebec woman attacked by rabid cat

Three people have received preventive rabies treatment following exposure to a stray cat in the Montérégie.


Georgia father sentenced to 15 years in deadly school shooting committed by son

A man who gave his son the gun he used to kill two students and two teachers at Apalachee High School in Georgia was sentenced Thursday to 15 years in prison.


Liberals lack transparency with big-ticket summer spending announcements, critics say

Tens of billions of dollars' worth of announcements by the Liberal government this summer has critics and analysts calling out a lack of detail on Ottawa's spending plans.


‘He is always with me inside my heart,’ says mother of boy, 6, killed by alleged impaired driver

For his family, six-year-old Zafeer Munir was their lifeline and now that he’s gone, his mother, father and sister don’t know how they are going to carry on.


Canadian tech aims to cool hot subways in New York City

In this issue of our environmental newsletter, we look at technology to cool steamy subway stations and 'mine' their heat for use elsewhere, learn how wildfires generate their own weather and dive into the problem of 'wishcycling.'


Golfer Charley Hull slammed online over lottery prank on her caddie

English golf star Charley Hull might have thought she nailed a prank on her longtime caddie, Adam Woodward — but according to many fans on social media, it was more of a swing and a miss.


Canadian weightlifters win bronze medals; Damian Warner leads decathlon on Day 7 of Commonwealth Games


Loblaw boosts profit on generic GLP-1 drug sales, bargain hunting shoppers

Canada's largest grocer is focusing on a new, profitable business: generic GLP-1 drugs. Loblaw says sales are up 40 per cent year-to-date.


Ethics watchdog's exoneration of Trudeau on We Charity file can be legally reviewed, top court says

The Supreme Court of Canada has overturned part of the Conflict of Interest Act ruling that decisions made by the commissioner on the conduct of public office holders can be reviewed by a court on questions of fact and law.


European soccer nations agree to boycott FIFA competitions in protest of plan to sell stakes in World Cup