Mia Khalifa recounts a “cringeworthy” attempt by Drake to slide into her DMs on Instagram.

‘Zombie cat’ claws its way back from the dead? There’s a new theory that could explain how a cat, presumed dead and buried, somehow clawed out of his grave and appeared at the neighbor’s house five days later.

Families earning a combined income of up to $120,000 in 2015 are expected to benefit the most from the Conservatives’ family tax relief plan.

A boil water advisory has been expanded in Winnipeg to cover the entire city. The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority says the move is a precaution because of two positive tests for E. coli bacteria.

Two zebra sharks, which the Aquarium of the Pacific describes as the first born as a result of artificial insemination, will go on public display at the facility Tuesday.

The first blizzard of 2015 – which Mayor Bill de Blasio described as “one of the largest snowstorms in the history of this city” — is bearing down on the five boroughs and could dump up to 2 feet of snow on New York by Tuesday evening, the National Weather Service said.

A link between common over-the-counter (OTC) treatments for such things as hayfever to dementia has been uncovered by researchers. Higher doses and prolonged use of medication for hayfever and insomnia was found to have a link with dementia in elderly people.

Actor Jean Paul Manoux, one of the stars of the CTV sitcom Spun Out, turned himself in to Toronto Police Tuesday afternoon after being charged with voyeurism. According to police, officers were called to the building on Queen Street West, near Dufferin Street, after the women, aged 25 and 27, discovered two hidden cameras and video equipment connected to the …

Tim Hortons is laying off an unspecified number of employees at its headquarters in Ontario. The Oakville-based donut-and-coffee chain declined to say how many positions were affected, but that the cuts were made as part of a reorganization following the takeover by Burger King.

FBI informant drug dealers Pedro and Margarito Flores have received reduced sentences for running a sprawling $2bn drugs empire because the pair helped American prosecutors catch notorious drugs baron Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman. The twin brothers, aged 33, were handed 14 years each for their operation, which Chief US District Judge Ruben Castillo said had “devastated” the whole country.

Francesco Schettino may face 26 years in jail for abandoning ship in Italy’s worst postwar disaster, but he says he’s not running away from Italian justice.