Canada

Thousands of post-secondary students in Quebec are walking out of class this week to protest against unpaid internships.

With 90 homicides so far this year, Toronto has broken its all-time record and is on pace to top 100 before the end of 2018. 3

Quebec's premier says he asked Doug Ford to reconsider two recently announced decisions involving French language services but the Ontario premier declined.

NATO's deputy secretary general is making a pitch for alliance unity in the face of what she says are 'complex and challenging security issues' that include an 'increasingly aggressive Russia.'

A Canadian couple’s dream destination wedding has turned into a nightmare after they say their travel agent left them in limbo just weeks before their big day. 3

Nova Scotia police are praising the "heroic" actions of a group of people who pulled a motorist from a burning vehicle on Saturday morning. 1

A Canadian citizen who was aboard a plane that crashed through a fence at Guyana's main international airport has died, the federal government said Sunday as it extended its condolences to the person's family. 3

Canada's new $10 bill featuring civil rights advocate Viola Desmond is officially in circulation. 3

Six teens were arrested and charged Monday in connection with an alleged sexual assault at an all-boys private school in Toronto as police said they were looking into more incidents and additional charges could follow. 24

A judge has ruled against an Ottawa-area man who claimed his sexual assault of a woman after a party was a case of sexsomnia. 3

NATO's deputy secretary general is making a pitch for alliance unity in the face of what she says are "complex and challenging security issues" that include an "increasingly aggressive Russia."

A Windsor, Ont. woman who livestreamed her chemotherapy session last year has died, according to a family statement on Facebook.

An alleged impaired driver in Richmond Hill, Ont., was followed by two stepbrothers who reported the motorist to a 911 operator and recorded video of what they were seeing. 2

The NATO Parliamentary Assembly will wrap up four days of meetings today with its plenary sitting in Halifax.

Some taxpayers in British Columbia are angry at the $30,000 price tag involved in the controversial removal of a statue of Sir John A. Macdonald.