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The rusty-patched bumblebee has become the first bee species in the continental U.S. to be declared endangered after suffering a dramatic population decline over the past 20 years, federal officials said Tuesday.
As motorists across much of southwestern Ontario endured poor road conditions Tuesday, the "autonomoose" - a driverless Lincoln MKZ - is also getting a lesson in winter weather driving.
The North American International Auto Show begins with a press preview. Here's a look at new models and concepts at the show in Detroit that opens to the public on Saturday.
The European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope in Chile will be modified in order to allow it to search more effectively for potentially habitable planets in Alpha Centauri, the nearest star system to Earth.
No other remains have been found in the search, but crews have pulled part of the fuselage, several seats, an engine and a wheel from the icy waters, officials heading up the recovery effort said.
Volkswagen said Tuesday that it is in "advanced talks" with United States authorities over a proposed settlement in its diesel emissions scandal under which the company would pay $4.3 billion US in criminal and civil fines.
IAAF president Sebastian Coe has been asked to appear for a second time before British legislators looking into corruption in athletics, following fresh evidence regarding his knowledge of a Russian doping scandal.
Toronto needed someone who could help lighten the load of Frederik Andersen who's started 33 of the team's 39 games this year, including three sets of back-to-backs. The 27-year-old is on pace to start around 70 games, a substantial increase from his career-high of 53 while still a member of the Anaheim Ducks.
Freddie Freeman reportedly plans to pay tribute to his mother by donning Canada's red and white when the World Baseball Classic begins in March.
Canada's national track and field team is enjoying an unprecedented run of success, but the bulk of the medals won at the most recent Olympics and world championships can't be fully attributed to Canadian coaching and training environments.
If there had been no change in the NHL over the past 100 years, thinly padded players with one-piece wooden sticks would still be trying to bully through defences without passing the puck forward or winding up to blast a shot.
After a disappointing showing at the Rio Olympics, Rowing Canada is engaging its alumni like never before in hopes of turning things around in time for Tokyo.
When the Washington Capitals signed Alex Ovechkin to a $124 million, 13-year contract eight years ago, the long-term commitment and first nine-digit deal in NHL history represented a significant risk. But now just one point from 1,000, any concerns have eased.
The only one more shocked than the internet about his selection on the 2017 NHL all-star roster is Chicago Blackhawks' Jonathan Toews.
The question is not if it's right or wrong. It's happening and all of us need to wrap our soccer heads around the looming onset of a 48-nation World Cup.
U.S. Senator Jeff Sessions says he does not support a ban on Muslims entering the country, drawing a sharp distinction between his views and those expressed by president-elect Donald Trump, who has nominated the Alabama senator to be attorney general.
Courtney Gelinas, 10, smiled as Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport spokesman Greg Meyer opened the trunk of his SUV to reveal Rufus, the teddy bear the Windsor, Ont., fifth grader had received from her dying grandfather a decade ago.
The prime minister has renovated the cabinet he put together barely more than a year ago with an eye, it seems, to fashioning a sturdier version of the original to withstand the attention of a new, more bellicose neighbour south of the border.
Dylann Roof has been sentenced to death for killing nine black church members in Charleston, S.C., in June 2015.
Vaccine skeptic Robert Kennedy says he accepted Trump's offer to chair panel on vaccine safety
Ontario's budget watchdog says the Liberal government needs to make further cuts in health care if it hopes to meet its spending targets.
Toronto public health officials launched a program on Tuesday to track the deaths of homeless people who died while not living in shelters funded by the city.
A 20-year-old man wanted in connection with five robberies in the last couple of months has been arrested and charged by Toronto police.
This week, you'll meet five ordinary people making a difference in their fields and in Toronto who will change the city for the better this year.
