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Cars that drive themselves starting to chat with each other By By Ben Klayman, Bernie Woodall and Paul Lienert | Reuters – 23 hours ago Reuters/Reuters - An Acura RLX sedan brakes to avoid a mannequin "pedestrian" during Honda's Omni Directional V2X demonstration at the ITS World Congress...

Afghan war hero with PTSD faces bail hearing in ongoing legal nightmare Murray Brewster, The Canadian Press Published Friday, September 12, 2014 12:57PM...

Experts worry Ebola could mutate to spread by air Helen Branswell, The Canadian Press Published Friday, September 12, 2014 6:28AM EDT...

Overzealous Big Brother stopping Canadians from entering U.S. TORONTO - All of a sudden, Uncle Sam doesn’t want him anywhere near their country and their ridiculous lack of hospitality has cost him his career. Is Terry Potvin a terrorist? A convicted killer, rapist, robber or drug...

Facebook Apologizes For Banning 2-Month-Old Heart Patient's 'Gory' Photo As 2-month-old Hudson Azera Bond of North Carolina awaits a desperately needed heart transplant, his father Kevin Bond has fundraising for the operation in every way he knows how, including through a Facebook page...

Black burgers the newest offering in crazy-coloured food Burger King Japan’s black specialty burger is the latest crazy-coloured food to hit the market, but it’s certainly not the first. People have certain expectations when it comes to food and drink. Corn is yellow, coffee is...

Family angered as former Quebec doctor who killed kids granted bail CTVNews.ca Staff Published Friday, September 12, 2014 10:56AM EDT...

Public union demand for 'aboriginal spirit friend' bereavement leave chastised by watchdog The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) is urging the federal government not to give-in to what they call the public sector unions’ “crazy” demands. Currently, the Treasury Board is in the midst of...

Man who beheaded mother back in custody after day-pass escape Published Thursday, September 11, 2014 9:47AM EDT A man who was found not criminally...

'Inappropriate' T-shirts at off-campus event under investigation: Carleton U Karolyn Coorsh, CTV News Published Sunday, September 7, 2014 8:24PM EDT...

Lawyer for Luka Magnotta looking for 'open-minded' jurors Andrea Janus, CTVNews.ca Published Monday, September 8, 2014 6:21AM EDT...

Seniors and the generation spending gap Why are we doing so much to try to help seniors when they’re already the wealthiest generation in history? Tamsin McMahon...

Philippe Couillard tells Stephen Harper he wants Quebec to sign Constitution Quebec premier made the remark during an appearance with the Prime Minister in Quebec City The Canadian Press...

Experimental Ebola drug healed all infected monkeys in a study; human tests await fresh supply The Canadian Press - FILE - In this undated file photo provided by Kentucky BioProcessing, tobacco plants are grown in a controlled environment at the Kentucky BioProcessing facility in Owensboro...

Edmonton man gets a year in prison after cleaver attack By...

Edmonton teacher fired for giving zeroes for not doing homework, tests wins appeal By The Canadian Press | The Canadian Press – 5 hours ago EDMONTON - An Alberta appeal board says the Edmonton Public School Board was unfair in suspending and firing teacher who gave out zeros to his students...

Peanut butter and jelly soda launches in Toronto Gourmet soda company Jones Soda has launched a PB&J-flavored drink. Relaxnews Published Friday, August...

Neighbourhood food bank says no thank you to Kraft Dinner CTVNews.ca Staff Published Wednesday, August 20, 2014 10:08AM EDT An Ottawa food bank is saying no thank...

Ontario losing money to liquor monopoly, study finds A new report shows consumers would see lower prices if the province ends the booze monopoly. Maria Babbage, The Canadian Press...

Racism is alive and well in Winnipeg I remember the first time racism found its way into my life. It was Edmonton in 1981. I had just moved to Canada from Nigeria. That's right, a mixed race six-year-old boy with a name that wasn't so popular on the prairies. I probably had a bit of an...