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Progress from pain: A year after their deaths, Danforth shooting victims are helping others
A year after they were gunned down by a mentally disturbed man with a head full of hate, two young victims of the Danforth shooting are enriching the lives of others.
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Debunking moon landing myths on 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 landing
It’s been 50 years since the first moon landing. And while the groundbreaking event is considered to be one of the most monumental moments in history, it’s also nearly synonymous as the conspiracy theories that surround it.
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Tell us: What would you ask People's Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier?
Yahoo Canada will be talking to Maxime Bernier and we want to know what questions you have for the leader of the People’s Party of Canada (PPC).
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'It’s always brand new': Ten questions with Steve Smith about Red Green and his upcoming tour
Here is our conversation with Smith about Red Green, showbiz, Canadiana and DIY repairs.
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'Dangerous' humidity to hit southern Ontario
Weather experts are predicting “dangerous” hot and humid conditions will attack southern Ontario Friday and Saturday, with temperatures into the 40s with the humidex.
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'If you don’t like it, you can go watch the original': Billy Eichner on Disney's new 'Lion King'
Another iconic Disney film gets a 2019 makeover with this week’s theatrical release of The Lion King. Billy Eichner, who voices the character Timon in the new film, responds to critics of the new look to the classic movie.
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'Canada lies, lies, lies': Canadians counter Trudeau's take on racism after he calls out Trump
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau declared this week “that's not how we do things in Canada” when asked to weigh in on U.S. President Donald Trump’s controversial tweets telling four congresswomen of colour to "go back" to where they came.
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Toddler dies after falling in grease trap at Rochester Tim Hortons
A toddler has died after falling into an unsecured grease trap at a Tim Hortons in Rochester, New York.
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Canadian couple face backlash for kissing safari photo with dead lion
A husband and wife from Alberta are facing fierce backlash for a photo of them kissing over the carcass of a lion they had apparently shot on safari in Africa. The image of Darren and Carolyn Carter was initially posted to the Facebook page of a South African company, Legelela Safaris. The couple operate
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'So sad': Sunburnt puppy found buried alive at Hawaii beach rescued
A puppy has been rescued and rushed to a vet after it was found buried alive, bleeding and badly burned on a beach.
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One Canadian city's temperature will feel like China by 2050, experts say
Temperatures in Canadian cities are on the rise, experts say. Ottawa, Calgary, Montreal and Toronto's annual heat is set to increase by 2050.
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Trump Organization cancels children's charity golf event featuring stripper caddies
The Trump Organization had to cancel a benefit golf tournament for a children’s charity at one of its resorts after the charity pulled out over the planned use of exotic dancers as caddies.
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The majority of Canadians have one major fear about the internet
As Canadians become more reliant on the internet for services from online shopping to communicating with friends and family, or even applying for a job, many Canadians continue to be concerned about cybersecurity threats.
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Amber Alert twist: Police in Ontario bend the rules for missing grandfather and it pays off
Typically, an Amber Alert is only issued under a narrow set of criteria. Thursday’s case didn’t quite meet those criteria, but York Regional Police say this was a case where eschewing the guidelines paid off.
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Carbon monoxide danger while travelling: How to minimize it happening to you
A carbon monoxide leak at a Winnipeg motel earlier this week prompted the evacuation of a Super 8 motel, and it's a problem that all travellers should be aware of.
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VOTE: Rigid or righteous, what is your take on Quebec's religious symbols law?
What do you think? Is Quebec’s religious symbols law too rigid and prohibitive, or should people accept it and move on?
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Federal election 2019: What issue is most important to you?
With just over three months until Canada’s federal election, the process of assessing the current government, and contemplating the future of the country with a new party in power, is starting to ramp up for Canadians.
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Nova Scotia teen sings Mi'kmaq cover of 'Blackbird,' meets Paul McCartney
Emma Stevens, singer of the viral cover of the popular Beatles song, was in for a real treat during McCartney's B.C. show.
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Heat warnings issued for Ontario, Quebec and Eastern provinces
Environment Canada has issued heat warnings for several parts of the country, including southern Quebec and Ontario, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia where temperatures could reach 40 C by end of day Friday.
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'Cave disease' one of many unusual illnesses caught by travelling Canadians
Travellers are picking up some unusual diseases when they're abroad.
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6.4 magnitude earthquake strikes off California coast, felt in Los Angeles
A large earthquake has hit the California coast, the U.S. Geological Survey says. The USGS said the quake, initially reported as a magnitude 6.6, was very shallow - only 5.4 miles (8.7 km) - which would have amplified its effect.
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Behind the bobbleheads: The groups responsible for this year's political attack ads
An in-depth look at the attack ads circulating ahead of Canada's October election, and who is paying for them.
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Plastic Free July is a good start but corporations need to feel pressure: Greenpeace
A global challenge encourages people to give up single-use plastics for the month of July, but is it enough to make a real difference?
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Pilot project allows paperless travel between Canada and the Netherlands
Canadians may soon be able to leave their passport at home when travelling to the Netherlands.
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Insider tips for Canadians travelling to Disneyland Resort
Disneyland may be “The Happiest Place on Earth,” but even the “happiest” guests in the magical California park are looking for ways to make their trip as enjoyable and stress-free as possible.
