Iranian officials had previously sought to downplay the fire, which erupted early on Thursday, calling it only an "incident" that affected an "industrial shed." | Continue reading
It is the latest sign the Canadian government now views incels as a public safety threat. | Continue reading
Husni Zeid has put a large sign on the Bitcoin machine in his Food Fare store on Lilac Street, warning customers of phone scams involving the cryptocurrency. | Continue reading
Musk has been ranting about the stay-home order since the company's April 29 first-quarter earnings were released, calling the restrictions fascist and urging governments to stop taking people's freedom. | Continue reading
The company's application comes two months after Therrien asked the same court to declare Facebook broke the law governing how the private sector can use personal information. | Continue reading
Faculty and staff at the University of Alberta are making 3D-printed face shields to help keep up stocks of protective equipment amid the COVID-19 crisis. | Continue reading
"I only increased my monthly expenses without increasing my access to usable capital," says Aaron Bryan. | Continue reading
New York has more than nine times as many diagnoses as Canada, which has 7,405 confirmed cases, including 74 deaths. | Continue reading
“The virus, we believe, is politically motivated," said Pastor Tony Spell. "We are going to assemble no matter what someone says." | Continue reading
Italy now tops the coronavirus table with 886 people infected for every million citizens. Unbeknownst to most of the world, Switzerland is second with 736 cases of the virus per million people. | Continue reading
Cigarette butts, which easily find their way into the ocean, contain plastic in the filters that are not biodegradable. | Continue reading
Wuhan and a number of surrounding municipalities are under lockdown, with travel networks and services shut down or restricted. | Continue reading
The company says the new centre will "accelerate innovation in digital and cyber security, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things." | Continue reading
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan showcased the SUV and sedan models of the car, known for now as TOGG after a consortium of Turkish companies that will produce them, at a ceremony in Gebze, in Turkey’s northwestern industrial heartland. | Continue reading
"We are foreign prisoners in Shanghai Qingpu prison China. Forced to work against our will," the card's message read in part. | Continue reading
LifeLabs is Canada's largest provider of lab tests for diagnostic purposes. | Continue reading
The study, which involved scientists examining two decades of data, concluded that DNA contribution to disease development is only about five to 10 per cent. | Continue reading
"There is an entity that cannot be defeated," said Lee Se-dol, who is considered to be one of the greatest Go players of the modern era. | Continue reading
Hundreds of thousands of Canadians could be consuming tap water laced with high levels of lead leaching from aging infrastructure and plumbing. | Continue reading
A SkipTheDishes spokesperson told Global News the fraud reports were isolated and denied its systems were hacked. | Continue reading
A dental hygienist in Ontario who lost his licence for treating his wife's teeth is appealing to the public. | Continue reading
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer did not have an answer for why the Facebook advertisements were only published in Chinese languages. | Continue reading
The credit monitoring agency said it has notified those whose information may have been accessed as well as the privacy commissioners. | Continue reading
On Tuesday night, passersby in Hong Kong stopped to watch a recent 'South Park' episode that was banned in China as it was screened on a projector in the street. | Continue reading
Dairy farmers say that regenerative farming has brought back the bees and increased profits. | Continue reading
Eight in 10 Canadians said they would go to work sick if their employer required a sick note, and that puts the public in danger. | Continue reading
According to organizers, an estimated 500, 000 people marched in the streets of Montreal, marking it the largest strike in the city's history, said Mayor Valerie Plante. | Continue reading
Canada's top court has given the green light to a pair of British Columbia class-action suits alleging a global price-fixing conspiracy by electronics firms. | Continue reading
Three videos showing what the U.S. navy calls "unidentified aerial phenomena" were previously released by Tom DeLonge's research group. | Continue reading
Cameron Ortis was director general of the RCMP National Intelligence Coordination Centre, commissioner says. | Continue reading
Sand, that seemingly abundant resource, is becoming a rare commodity. It's extracted more than oil and gold as we use it to make concrete, asphalt and glass. | Continue reading
Col. Roy Knight Jr., who was shot down in combat during the Vietnam war in 1967. On Thursday, Col. Knight's own son Bryan — now an airline pilot — finally brought his father home. | Continue reading
The failed lunar lander was carrying biological samples, including thousands of preserved tardigrades, which can survive in almost any environment. | Continue reading
The trafficking ring involved thousands of fentanyl patches and spanned from Toronto to Sudbury. | Continue reading
The website does not include an estimated time of repair, but says the company is "working diligently to restore services as soon as possible." | Continue reading
A report estimates that Airbnb could have turned potential long-term rentals into short-term listings on their platform. | Continue reading
Immigration and how we treat newcomers will likely be issues in the October federal election, Tasha Kheiriddin says. | Continue reading
Apple is being criticized for the lofty price of its newly-launched Pro Stand, which will sell for US$999, released at the company's annual developer conference on Monday. | Continue reading
Kyla Lee says the tests found the Drager DrugTest 5000 picks up false positives from products like poppy seed cake and coca tea. | Continue reading
Physicians and researchers teamed up with aviation and engineering experts to fly the organ to the patient. | Continue reading
"This is information that's in the public interest and very related to people's safety travelling across borders," said the digital rights group Open Media. | Continue reading
Boeing is trying to convince regulators to let the 737 MAX take to the sky again. | Continue reading
Marianne Porter spent some of the final hours of her life hunched over and moaning in pain | Continue reading
From sales associate to live chat agent, here's what employers are looking for. | Continue reading
Skygazers are set to be treated to a total lunar eclipse this weekend, on top of a "super blood wolf moon." | Continue reading
Mars' Korolev crater holds as much ice as does Great Bear Lake in the Northwest Territories. | Continue reading
Ted Pelkey had the sculpture erected next to a highway in the town of Westford earlier this month. | Continue reading
Donald Trump on intervening in Huawei arrest: "If I think it's good for what will be certainly the largest trade deal ever made..." | Continue reading