New research into bright and colorful detergent pods indicates how dangerous they may be when children get sick after mistaking the detergent for candy.

Man to be eaten alive by anaconda in Discovery special, Naturalist Paul Rosolie has been dubbed the “Indiana Jones of the Amazon,” but there’s one key difference between him and Indy: Rosolie isn’t afraid of snakes. Rosolie, 26, has created a “snake-proof” suit, and allowed himself to be eaten alive by a massive anaconda for an upcoming Discovery Channel TV …

A passenger on an Air Canada flight suffered a head injury and was rushed to the hospital when a propeller came lose and cut through the cabin, ABC News reported on Sunday. Christina Kurylo was flying from Calgary to Grande Prairie when a tire exploded during take off, causing the plane to crash land in Edmonton on Thursday.

A Florida woman has fully recovered after surviving 45 minutes with no pulse following suffering from a rare medical condition during a routine caesarean operation, it has been reported.

Army veteran Francisco Garcia, 22, was fatally shot around 2 a.m. Sunday while celebrating his homecoming from Afghanistan. “The ironies are obvious,” said Lt. Paul Vernon, commanding officer of the Mission Detective Division. “To survive as a soldier in an overseas conflict, only to be killed in your old neighborhood upon your return.”

RCMP are searching for five youth missing from a northern Saskatchewan community, but the Mounties say poor weather has hampered the effort.

After sailing through space for more than 10 years, the European Space Agency’s Rosetta spacecraft is now less than a week shy of landing a robotic probe on a comet.

Is Miley Cyrus Dead? Nope Just A Hoax, Singer is alive and well following reports that her fans had fallen victim to a hoax post on Facebook.

The Hershey Company announced the launch of a Reese’s peanut butter cup flavored spread on Wednesday.

The TTC says a video that appears to show a TTC bus driving through a red light doesn’t provide enough information to investigate further.

Canada’s jobs market has awoken from its slumber, but it may take some time for wages to catch up. Employers added 43,100 jobs in October, marking the first back-to-back months with job growth in nearly a year and driving the unemployment rate to 6.5 per cent – the lowest since November, 2008, Statistics Canada reported Friday.