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An unusual aquatic center inside a suburban Maryland strip mall has five narrow pools and several swimmers of varying abilities, but only one stroke: The dog paddle.

TORONTO — A Canadian group aimed at improving culture, legislation and policies surrounding sexual misconduct in the screen industry has released a report of nine recommendations.

MOSCOW — A Russian military cargo plane crashed as it was descending to land at an air base in Syria on Tuesday, killing all 39 people onboard, the Russian Defence Ministry said.

LISSE, Netherlands — Nothing says springtime like the tulip season in the Netherlands. The vast Dutch sky hangs low against rectangles of colour— majestic purples, regal reds, bright yellows, eye-popping whites.

MOBILE, Ala. — Investigators have determined that an old wooden wreck found on the Alabama Gulf Coast isn’t the last slave ship to land in the United States, the Alabama Historical Commission said Monday.

TORONTO — One of the country’s biggest retailers is betting bugs are the next big thing in Canadian cuisine.

Everytime you start or stop at one of Red Deer’s many intersections, you can thank former Red Deer city employee Alan Sheehan.

For most tourists of a certain age, the quaint city of Stratford, Ont., is synonymous with its world-renowned Shakespearean theatre festival.

LOS ANGELES — “The Shape of Water“‘s Oscar wins on Sunday for best picture and best production design reflect Toronto’s growth into a film and TV production powerhouse, said the Canadian talent behind the movie who went home with golden statuettes.

Wearing blankets with sayings such as “Just Another Dead Indian eh Canada?” and “No Reconciliation with No Justice,” Central Albertans walked in honour of Tina Fontaine and her family on Sunday in Red Deer.