Mel Ismail has spoken publicly for the first time since his leg was severed while surfing on the Australian west coast in September, sharing details of his near-death encounter.

The new documentary takes fans inside the uncertainty, grief and creative risk behind the band's return, including raw footage of early recording sessions, conversations and experimentation.

The FBI has seized scanning and phishing tools used by a group of hackers that officials say is believed responsible for disruptive cyber operations in the United States and abroad.

U.S. bank regulators fined American Express US$350 million after finding that the company potentially missed billions of dollars in suspicious activity.

Christa Pike has taken her first steps with assistance, just one week after a failed attempt to execute the Tennessee woman left her in critical condition, her lawyers said Thursday.

A video of Céline Dion has attracted a lot of attention online after the legendary Canadian singer fell on stage Wednesday during one of her shows from her comeback residency in France.

Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers faced pressure over U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war with Canada during a heated debate tonight.

A person was shot during an encounter with federal immigration agents in the Bronx on Thursday afternoon, according to the New York Police Department.

Canadians should expect colder temperatures as they head into the Thanksgiving weekend. As Isaias moves north from the U.S. Gulf Coast, we broke down the weather patterns that could impact Canada over the long weekend.

Anthropic on Thursday moved to bar users from treating its Claude AI system with needless cruelty, amid a growing philosophical debate over whether artificial intelligence can be conscious.

TD Bank Group says it has received approval from the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada for its plan to buy back up to $10 billion worth of its shares.

Corus Entertainment Inc. says it has completed a recapitalization transaction first announced in November of last year and has appointed a new board of directors.

The U.S. army found many systemic breakdowns that led to last year’s midair collision between an American Airlines jet and a Black Hawk helicopter near Washington, D.C.

South Korea said Thursday it will recall its ambassador to Ukraine, stepping up its protest against Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s recent revelation of a supposedly secret transfer of two North Korean prisoners of war to South Korea.

The Pentagon says the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan will be livestreamed.

The legacy of the war, and of the successive U.S.-supported Afghan governments during that time, endures today.

Israel said Thursday that the British Consulate in east Jerusalem has “ceased to function” in that capacity and that 20 staffers will leave the country, deepening the biggest diplomatic rift between the close allies in decades.

Thousands of supporters of India’s youth “Cockroach” movement and several student groups demonstrated in the southern city of Bengaluru on Thursday, stepping up a nationwide campaign that is demanding the election chief’s resignation over a revision of voter lists that has removed over 130 million people from the rolls.

U.S. President Donald Trump’s envoys will meet Ukrainian and European officials in Miami on Friday to discuss “new ideas” and seek a unified proposal to end the war with Russia, two U.S. sources told AFP.

The ninth letter of the alphabet leads all others in the number of named Atlantic storms that have been retired over the decades due to their destruction or high death tolls.

Gang rape allegations at Cornell University are fueling a firestorm of actions against the school, against fraternity members named in a lawsuit and against the former student known as Jane Doe, whose accusations have galvanized a nationwide reckoning of sexual assault on college campuses.

Reports that a woman employed at a plague research institute in Russia’s Irkutsk region died from the disease has spiked online interest in possible treatments for the illness in North America.

U.S. President Donald Trump celebrated tech billionaires such as Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on Thursday, only to get upstaged hours earlier when Vice President JD Vance announced that Microsoft was being suspended from a program that allows companies to apply for green cards for skilled foreign workers with H-1B visas.

A key piece of economic legislation, Bill C-39, has passed its first vote in the House of Commons and the 243-page bill will now be studied by a special committee.

Tennessee’s bungled attempt to execute Christa Pike was not the first time a state has failed to carry out a lethal injection over problems in the death chamber.

Responses to an order paper question revealed last month that dozens of federal buildings have reported the presence of pests such as mice, rats, bats and bedbugs since 2020.

Mark Carney indicated the federal government will look at the advice of an arm’s-length panel studying firearms classification before making any decision on the status of the SKS rifle.

Cold Lake First Nations has filed an application for judicial review in Federal Court challenging Ottawa’s decision to designate the Pacific Link pipeline a project in the national interest.

Newly released passages of a landmark 1986 study say at least 35 people with apparently suspect backgrounds came to Canada after the Second World War through a covert program set up by U.S. intelligence agencies.

U.S. President Donald Trump said Thursday that he will not order a resumption of military strikes on Iran before the Nov. 3 midterm elections in the United States.

AI executives are betting big on biology. They say their large language models that have already dramatically changed the fields of coding and software development and mathematics can upend biological research in the same way. But one company’s attempt to do so has already set off a wave of skepticism and controversy.

Sometime within the past three years, an unknown person apparently hacked the mission’s voicemail, rerecording the greeting message as a satirical monologue about mass starvation and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

A U.S. federal judge heard arguments during a hearing in Washington on Thursday over a bid by CNN, MS NOW and Politico to extend their protection against being banned from the White House by U.S. President Donald Trump.

Prince Harry says he fell into a depression for two weeks after he, Meghan and their son moved to Canada seven years ago.

The trust that holds U.S. President Donald Trump’s assets bought millions of dollars’ worth of Meta and SpaceX securities in August, according to a document released Thursday.

Judges at the International Criminal Court have ruled that former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte is fit to stand trial on charges of crimes against humanity linked to the so-called war on drugs he waged while in office, the court announced Thursday.

A man armed with a pistol and knife was fatally shot Thursday just inside the busy entrance at a federal courthouse in Tennessee’s largest city, authorities said.

Global Affairs Canada says the number of arrest and detention cases involving Canadians citizens has jumped 60 per cent.

A U.S. real estate firm announced Wednesday it is buying the Chrysler Building and will undertake a vast makeover of the Art Deco landmark that dominates New York City’s skyline.

The FIA has defended its handling of the Formula 1 car software bug which delayed the start of the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia last weekend and pledged it will “strengthen” how the code is tested in future.

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Thursday that his government is investing $2 billion into a new national heat pump rebate program, with the goal of incentivising Canadians to retrofit more energy efficient heating options.

Zed Dhalla didn’t share his cancer diagnosis with his dying mother. But her final words are fuelling his path to recovery.

A teenager allegedly attacked three employees at a primary school in Poland Thursday, killing one, authorities said.

U.S. pressure on NATO allies to increase their defence spending “is not a hostile thing,” U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Thursday, but reiterated that the Trump administration wants the military alliance to be a stronger deterrent against threats.

The Kremlin has long maintained a culture of secrecy when it comes to controlling public information, especially involving accidents -- from industrial disasters to health emergencies.

U.S. Vice President JD Vance said that the federal government was suspending skilled foreign workers to gain permanent residency, citing alleged fraud.

Two scheduled executions a week apart have highlighted the ongoing debate over the practice of lethal injection in the U.S., with both using the same drug but yielding dramatically different outcomes.

Former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro has been charged by U.S. authorities with torture and other crimes in a new indictment unsealed Thursday that adds pressure on the ousted authoritarian leader already fighting drug trafficking offences.

The Supreme Court of Canada will not hear the appeal of a man sanctioned by Ottawa over his ties to Moscow.