Drake Bell Caitlyn Jenner Tweet Lands Star Under Fire. Actor Drake Bell has come under fire for publicly refusing to call retired Olympian Bruce Jenner by her new female name, Caitlyn Jenner.

The Ontario government passed legislation June 2 hiking the fine for distracted driving from a range of $60 to $500 to between $300 and $1,000 plus three demerit points.

The bodies of two women found downstream from Wimberley, Texas over the weekend have been identified as Laura McComb and Sue Carey of Corpus Christi.

Microsoft has announced that it will open new data centres in Toronto and Quebec City but the company is not disclosing the exact locations of the centres or the number of jobs that they will create due to security concerns.

Kim Kardashian showed some skin in a super sheer black dress her first red carpet appearance since her pregnancy announcement, and you can barely tell she’s pregnant.

Former Quebec premier and well-known sovereigntist Jacques Parizeau has died at the age of 84. Jacques Parizeau led Quebec in the year leading up to the 1995 sovereignty referendum that was defeated by the narrowest of margins, 50.58% to 49.42%.

Scientist discovers marsupials with mating death wish. Two new species of marsupials, known for their intense and often fatal sexual behaviors, have been discovered by Australian scientists.

Dark Side Of Life Discovered In A Medieval Oxford Nunnery. British archaeologists excavating a church site in Oxford have brought to light the darker side of medieval convent life, revealing skeletons of nuns who died in disgrace after being accused of immoral behavior.

Husbands of female breadwinners most at risk for cheating. You may think that bringing home the bacon would earn you some respect from your spouse, but a new study finds the opposite: Spouses who are economically dependent on a breadwinner are more likely to cheat than those in financially equitable relationships.

Getting medical help in Alberta is now only three-digits away with the launch of Health Link’s 811 calling system.

Judge Won’t Reduce $3M Bail for Indicted Princess Cristina. The judge overseeing the case of Spain’s indicted Princess Cristina has rejected requests by her lawyer and a prosecutor to reduce the 2.7 million-euro ($3 million) bail he set for her while she awaits trial for tax fraud.