Grant Kinzel spent countless hours over the past five years painstakingly restoring an Italian car so rare it had not been seen in public since a New York car show in 1954, but it paid off.
A new school that teaches people how to swim in mermaid tails is expanding across Ontario. It's part of a growing mermaid swimming craze, but its running up against safety concerns at public pools.
An internal Finance Department review of Canada's public pension system, obtained under access to information, suggests TFSAs are not a proven savings vehicle for retirement, and that payroll taxes and social security contributions in Canada are among the lowest of the world's developed economies.
"Best of Enemies" co-director Robert Gordon shares his thoughts on ideological enemies Gore Vidal and William F. Buckley and their impact on televised political coverage.
For years, Israel and prominent philanthropists have sponsored some 500,000 Jewish teens to visit Israel. Now, a second tour group has sprung up and it is taking young Jewish visitors into the Israeli-occupied West Bank, to broaden the experience.
Hundreds of migrants crossed unhindered from Greece into Macedonia on Sunday after overwhelmed security forces appeared to abandon a bid to stem their flow through the Balkans to western Europe following days of chaos and confrontation.
Watch live Day 2 action from the IAAF track and field world championships in Beijing, featuring Canada's sprint sensation Andre De Grasse taking on international stars Usain Bolt and Justin Gatlin in the men's 100 metres.
Canada's Andre De Grasse reached the men's 100-metre final at the world championships in Beijing on Sunday by matching Usain Bolt with a time of 9.96 seconds to top their semifinal heat.
​The man who boarded a high-speed Amsterdam-to-Paris train with a Kalashnikov rifle before being tackled by passengers was on the radar of authorities in three countries, had ties to radical Islam and may have travelled to Syria, authorities said.
A fire department spokesman says two planes have collided in the air at an airshow in northern Switzerland and that at least one of the planes crashed after the impact.
Emma Sky’s new book draws on her experience as a civilian volunteer aiding the reconstruction of Iraq and advising U.S. generals. It's a first-hand look at disastrous mistakes made by the Bush and Obama administrations that have transformed Iraq into a country hopelessly divided by sectarianism and terrorized by ISIS.
The American Psychological Association says violent video games are linked to aggressive behaviour in children. But it also says there isn't enough evidence to answer the burning question: does virtual violence lead to real life violence?
​Top aides to the leaders of North and South Korea resumed talks on Sunday after negotiating through the night in a bid to ease tensions involving an exchange of artillery fire that brought the peninsula to the brink of armed conflict.
Typhoon Goni blew out of the northern Philippines on Sunday after leaving at least 15 people dead and several others missing, including a dozen miners whose work camps were buried by a huge mudslide in a mountain village, officials said.
A non-chemical pest control business in Toronto is seeing an uptick in business thanks to Health Canada regulations that limit the use of pesticides on medical marijuana.
Environmentalists are teaming up with community groups in the U.S. to fight rail projects to help stop the transport of more Alberta bitumen, which has been derided as "dirty" in some quarters.
His arm in a sling, U.S. airman Spencer Stone recounted how he and two other Americans tackled a gunman on a high-speed train in Europe, saying the attacker "seemed like he was ready to fight to the end." But he added, "So were we."
Nepal has opened Mount Everest to climbers for the first time since an earthquake-triggered avalanche in April killed 19 mountaineers and ended the popular spring climbing season.
Tom Mulcair is counting on revenue from a promised corporate tax hike to help pay for his other pricey platform planks — but that may not give him enough extra money to work with.
IndyCar driver Justin Wilson was in a coma and in critical condition after sustaining a head injury when he was hit by a large piece of debris that broke off a car Sunday in the crash-filled race at Pocono Raceway.
A seaplane has crashed in a wooded area on Quebec's North Shore. Quebec provincial police say the Air Saguenay plane went down six kilometres from the community of Bergeronnes.
As marathon negotiations by senior officials from the rival Koreas stretched into a third day, South Korea's president said Monday that anti-Pyongyang propaganda broadcasts will continue unless North Korea apologizes for planting land mines that maimed two South Korean soldiers.
Thailand's police chief says the investigation into last week's bomb blast has been hampered by broken security cameras in central Bangkok along the main suspect's getaway route.
Edwin Encarnacion went 4 for 4 with a homer and four RBIs, and the visiting Toronto Blue Jays completed a thunderous three-game sweep of the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday with a 12-5 victory that vaulted them back into first place in the AL East.
If cosmetics could trigger metabolic changes that can turn back time, they'd be drugs. In reality, cosmetics offer only superficial cleaning and conditioning.
The U.S. approval of the first pill to treat low libido in women has whipped up a whirlwind of debate, but does the so-called female Viagra address the real reasons for lack of sexual desire? Many health experts warn it does not.
A Mississauga, Ont., man addicted to fentanyl says the drug has derailed the last decade of his life, but he continues to use, believing he can do so safely.
Canadian-engineered wind dampers are becoming a necessary amenity for luxury condo developers around the world as skyscrapers get lighter, taller and more prone to swaying in the wind.
Threats of violence against a Kamloops, B.C., man found not criminally responsible for a violent crime have led the B.C. Review Board to question Conservative legislation that gave the victim the location of his mentally ill attacker.
The murder rate is quickly rising in Washington, D.C., innocent bystanders are getting shot and not even the grounds of a church are safe, CBC's Meagan Fitzpatrick reports.
