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City spokeswoman says the exit doors of buses lock while vehicles are in motion, but the woman fell through the glass in the door after it shattered

Winnipeg ‘s police chief says police encountered multiple people within the suite and were confronted by a 19-year-old man armed with two knives

Despite a blockbuster-less holiday, the last weekend of the year pushed the industry past $9 billion in box office for the year in U.S. and Canadian theatres for the first time since before the pandemic

It’s unfortunate that a typical story has emerged about baby boomers, that they are ruining the economy, draining government resources and hoarding wealth

The Ukrainian president spoke to The Economist about the war and his priorities for 2024

Kim lashed out at Washington in lengthy remarks wrapping up five days of ruling party meetings that set economic, military and foreign policy goals for the coming year

The centre is reminding people to take steps to reduce their risk of serious illness, noting the province is currently logging influenza and RSV activity similar to levels recorded before the COVID-19 pandemic

With throngs of revelers set to usher in the new year under the bright lights of Times Square, officials and organizers say they are prepared to welcome the crowds and ensure their safety

When he sought treatment for clinical depression, U.S. Sen. John Fetterman was still coping with the effects of the stroke he had in May, 2022

Police say officers responded around 1:30 a.m. to reports of a shooting near Dixie Road and Eglinton Avenue in Mississauga