Lake Manitoba is with icy spheres. Here's why
Mother Nature has turned Lake Manitoba into a visual art project that has an ice expert in awe.
Ontario mother pleads guilty in son's death after he was swept down Grand River
Michelle Hanson, the mother of Kaden Young, who died after he was swept down Ontario's Grand River in February 2018, has pleaded guilty to criminal negligence causing death.
Netflix employees drop labour complaint, one resigns after Dave Chappelle special
Two former Netflix employees who criticized anti-transgender comments on Dave Chappelle's Netflix special The Closer are dropping labour complaints and one has resigned from the company, it was announced Monday.
This cosmetics brand has done the unthinkable: it's getting off social media for good
Lush Cosmetics will deactivate its social media accounts later this week in a bid to get tech companies to make online platforms safer.
Droves of red crabs cause traffic jams and swarm on Christmas Island beaches in epic migration to sea
In an annual phenomenon unmatched anywhere in the world, millions of red crabs emerged from the forest on Christmas Island Tuesday, swarming across roads and beaches on their way to the sea to breed.
Keystone XL owner TC Energy seeking $15B from U.S. for costs of cancelling pipeline
TC Energy Inc. has filed a formal request for arbitration under NAFTA rules, seeking $15 billion in compensation from the U.S. government for the money it spent on trying to develop the cancelled Keystone XL pipeline.
U.S. to release 50 million barrels of oil from reserve in move to bring down prices
The U.S. government will release 50 million barrels of oil from its strategic petroleum reserve on to the market in an attempt to bring down the price of crude and gasoline.
'Unprecedented' storm moves over southwestern Newfoundland
A severe rainstorm is beginning to move over southwestern Newfoundland, and meteorologists say it will break records.
Liberal government launching third term with a throne speech focused on lingering COVID-19 crisis
The Liberal government starts its third term in office today with a speech from the throne delivered by Gov. Gen. Mary May Simon — and a plan to pass a flurry of legislation before the Christmas break.