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Eggs. Surprises. Slime. Poop. Robots.

No, this isn't the world's strangest grocery list. It's what kids seem to want in toys these days! From AI and coding to unboxing and collectibles, toy trends have changed a lot from when we were kids. Oh, and have we mentioned they're obsessed with poop? Also, surprises. Poop surprises? Even better!

WATCH: Adults test this year's hottest kids toys. Story continues below video.

If you have a kid on your gift list this Christmas and holiday season... Читать дальше...

None of the polls in the final days of the recent Quebec election campaign came close to the final vote count. Three major published polls called for a tight race between the Liberals and CAQ, but the latter defeated the Couillard Liberals by almost 13 percentage points and captured more than twice as many seats, winning a commanding majority.

Ten years ago today, I stumbled out of a hole in the middle of Afghanistan and into a world that would, for a while, be defined by my trauma.

Francis Pegahmagabow went to a recruitment office almost immediately after war was declared in 1914.

Cannabis consumers, if you're concerned about the amount of packaging your government weed comes in, two companies have teamed up for a solution.

Longtime MP Tory Clement has owned up to another inappropriate exchange with a woman that spurred offers of money for his private information, as well as "acts of infidelity" that have hurt his family and supporters.

By Michael Wolfson

The tornadoes that recently hit the Ottawa area cannot be blamed specifically on global climate change. But they are consistent with the long-predicted pattern of increasingly frequent and severe extreme weather events, highlighted in the most recent report of the International Panel on Climate Change.

Unfortunately, too many Canadians still do not believe that human activity is a major contributor to climate change. How media and government agencies report weather forecasts could help change that. Читать дальше...

More than a century ago, members of Calgary's city council gathered items important to the city at the time and sealed them in a copper box, placing the box within a cornerstone of City Hall.

MONTREAL — Police near Montreal are warning teens and their parents about the danger of sharing explicit images online as they probe an online sexual extortion case related to the popular game Fortnite.

Gender stereotypes hurt everyone, Lee Airton says. That's why the non-binary author, advocate and Queens University professor who uses the pronoun "they" is dedicated to changing the way we talk about gender.

Root-rockers Midnight Shine shot their first music video in Attawapiskat, a Cree community in northern Ontario, for their song, "I Need Angels," off the band's third album, High Road.

TORONTO — A new survey suggests Canadians of all generations are more likely to honour military veterans by attending a Remembrance Day ceremony this year.

OTTAWA — Neither Canada nor the United States is experiencing a crisis in asylum claims, says the United Nations' assistant high commissioner for refugees.

By now, we should all know that driving a motor vehicle with cannabis in your body could result in harsh legal penalties. But what about driving with cannabis in your car?

MONTREAL — Vanessa Baratta is cut up about purchasing organic produce.

OTTAWA — The mysterious case of a missing MP has taken another twist.

The Liberal party's whip says Nicola Di Iorio, who hasn't been seen on the Hill since Parliament resumed on Sept. 17, will give back the salary he receives during his final five months as an MP until his official retirement.

According to Mark Holland, the Montreal MP has decided to "donate his salary back" during the period from September to Jan. 22.

While he's been absent from the House of Commons, Di Iorio... Читать дальше...

Yes, women can do it — it's just that too often, they don't get credit for it.

IQALUIT, Nunavut — A fire has destroyed significant parts of the largest retail store in the Nunavut capital of Iqaluit.

OTTAWA — When news broke Tuesday evening about Conservative MP Tony Clement's sexting, Claire McWatt wasn't surprised.

MONTREAL — Bombardier Inc. says it's cutting about 5,000 jobs across the organization over the next 12 to 18 months as part of a new restructuring plan.

Canadians who are tired of Tinder and bored of Bumble now have a new online dating option: Facebook. Hey, they already have all your data — why not use it to help you get a date?