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Ecoideas Innovations Inc. is recalling products from its Apricot Power brand. The products are Bitter Raw Apricot Seeds and Apricot Seed Meal.

The National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls says it's only begun to scratch the surface when it comes to violence against Indigenous women and girls.

Slave Lake has entered day three of an eight-hour evacuation alert as a wildfire rages about 35 kilometres north of town.

A pilot who crashed a commercial float plane while landing at a southeast Alaska village had just five hours of float plane experience when he began his company orientation in April, according to federal investigators.

Doug Smith has chronicled every moment in Raptors history. For 25 years, the Toronto Star beat writer for the team has scribed the highs, lows, lousy and sometimes exhilarating moments. When he thinks about those early days with the team playing in the hollow confines of the SkyDome, Smith can't help marvel at just how far they've come.

The State Department is now requiring nearly all applicants for U.S. visas to submit their social media usernames, previous email addresses and phone numbers.

U.S. government biologists have launched a special investigation into the deaths of at least 70 grey whales washed ashore in recent months along the U.S. and Canadian West Coast, from California to British Columbia to Alaska, many of them emaciated, officials said on Friday.

The evacuation of Pikangikum First Nation will continue Saturday as a 3,000-hectare forest fire burns just kilometres from the community.

Keishin Tamaki figures if he maxes out all the rebates, he could wind up paying just $4,000 for his new EV — but there are several catches with his plan.

The Klondike Visitors' Association hopes to raise $100,000 for gold that it will spread along Bonanza Creek. The goal is to lure tourists to the town to pan for gold themselves.

Eleven city employees and one contractor were killed on Friday when a fellow city worker opened fire inside a municipal building.

A longtime city employee who opened fire in a municipal building in Virginia Beach, Va., killing 12 people on three floors before police shot and killed him, has been identified.

The 12 people who were fatally shot in a Virginia Beach government building were remembered Saturday during a sombre news conference and prayer vigil as officials sought to put the focus on those who died and not the gunman.

Leave The Pack Behind said it helped 40,000 people quit smoking in Ontario over its 19 years in operation. It's shutting down later this month after Ontario's Progressive Conservative government dropped its funding in its latest budget.

Jenn Dahl says if she didn't have an abortion, she'd likely be dead now.

RCMP in Alberta have issued an Amber Alert for three young children they believe were abducted by their mother early this morning.

RCMP in Alberta have cancelled an Amber Alert for three young children that were reported missing early Saturday morning.

The measles outbreak in the Saint John region has grown to 12 confirmed cases and has spread to Hampton High School, according to a notice sent home to parents on Friday night.

The measles outbreak in the Saint John region has grown to 12 confirmed cases and has spread to Hampton High School, according to a notice sent home to parents on Friday night.

Canada's at-home beer makers will mark the nation's first Homebrew Day on Saturday with national events brewing, hoping to encourage more people to take up the hobby.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has rolled out a climate change strategy that is both ambitious and carefully vague — and seems designed, in part, to keep the Greens from eating the New Democrats' lunch.

Immigration experts are warning that the United States is no longer a safe destination for asylum seekers, and are urging Canada to provide that safety.

Everyone knows politicians sometimes fail to keep their word. But when an entire country gives its word, businesses generally assume they can count on it. Not so in the era of U.S. President Donald Trump, as shown by his latest tariff threat against trade partner Mexico.

Immigration experts are warning that the United States is no longer a safe destination for asylum seekers, and are urging Canada to provide that safety.

Toronto Raptors fans aren't just flooding into Jurassic Park, outside the Scotiabank Arena, to watch their team's historic playoff run. It seems they are flooding electronic payment systems, too, as they stay out late celebrating.

Cheryl McDonald, a Mohawk woman living in Kanesatake, Que., testified before the national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in 2018 about her sister's death. The inquiry's closing ceremony takes place on June 3, and McDonald says being there will be an important step in her healing process.

Cheryl McDonald, a Mohawk woman living in Kanesatake, Que., testified before the national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in 2018 about her sister's death. The inquiry's closing ceremony takes place on June 3, and McDonald says being there will be an important step in her healing process.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau showed this week just how far he's willing to go to shore up his relationship with the Trump administration and get the new NAFTA passed - far enough to put him at odds with the Liberals' traditional allies, the Democrats.

It was, in so many ways, the beginning of the end of the Second World War. But 75 years after D-Day, the significance of what unfolded after Allied troops stormed the beaches of Normandy on June 6, 1944, still resonates today.

It's spring — the deck furniture is back out, people are in their gardens again and thinking about larger forays into nature. It's also a good time to learn about some of the unwelcome critters you may encounter out there.

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The owner of a Brooklyn store selling vintage sports jerseys helped Canadian rapper Drake find just the one he needed to get in the heads of the Golden State Warriors for Game 1 of the NBA Finals.

A longtime city employee opened fire at a municipal building in Virginia Beach, Va., on Friday, killing 12 people and sending terrified co-workers scrambling for cover before police shot and killed him, authorities said.

A longtime disgruntled city employee opened fire at a municipal building in Virginia Beach on Friday, killing 11 people before police fatally shot him, authorities said.

The moment the Toronto Raptors clinched their spot in the NBA Finals, Sidney Tso's wife turned to him and said: "You gotta go." He agreed, even though they live in Hong Kong.

Just as the fog of uncertainty shrouding North America's new trade deal was starting to lift, Canada found itself socked in again Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump abruptly threatened Mexico with fresh tariffs tied to the influx of migrants at the southern border.