The US ambassador to Warsaw apologises after being summoned over remarks by a top US intelligence official suggesting Poles were complicit with Nazi Germany during the Holocaust.
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The US ambassador to Warsaw apologises after being summoned over remarks by a top US intelligence official suggesting Poles were complicit with Nazi Germany during the Holocaust.
Five aeroplanes and 12 helicopters take to the skies in the search for a plane missing in southern or central Queensland, AMSA says.
The tourist trade is booming on Turkey's Gallipoli peninsula as thousands of Australians make their way to the WWI battlefields for the Anzac Centenary, but some residents say the recent increase in visitors has dramatically changed the local way of life.
Parliament Hill journalist Mia Rabson delivers her open letter to the Prime Minister, asking him to sit down with Canada's premiers to settle the Senate reform question once and for all.
The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers wants everyday Canadians to be its ambassadors. It believes many supporters feel uncomfortable speaking up to defend the industry because of how vocal the opposition has become. The association wants to change all that, starting at your dinner table.
Our Democracy Hacks series continues with a listener suggestion for how politicians can get direct guidance from their constituents on how to govern.
In this episode, our Democracy Hacks series continues with a listener suggestion about online input for politicians, we find out why the petroleum industry wants your help with its public image, and hear a debate about whether the Supreme Court has become too political.
Jonathan Toews had a goal and an assist, and the Chicago Blackhawks used a three-goal second period to beat the Nashville Predators 4-2 on Sunday for a 2-1 lead in their first-round playoff series. Scott Darling made 35 saves to help Chicago win.
The Raptors lost the first game of their playoff series against the Washington Wizards, which is actually a familiar outcome for the city's basketball fans.
An elderly woman is in a critical condition in hospital after a three-car crash in South Australia, which has left six people injured.
Kyrie Irving scored 30 points in his playoff debut, LeBron James added 20 in his first postseason game with Cleveland in five years and the Cavaliers won 113-100 against the Boston Celtics on Sunday.
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Toronto general manager Masai Ujiri was fined $35,000 US and the team docked $25,000 US by the NBA on Sunday for his expletive Saturday talking about Washington forward Paul Pierce when addressing fans before the Raptors' playoff opener.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un scales the country's highest mountain, state-run media says, arriving at the summit alongside hundreds of fighter pilots and declaring that the hike provides mental energy more powerful than nuclear weapons.
An independent health policy analyst claims Tasmania's health system is underfunded to the tune of $500 million.
Queensland's economy holds steady in the latest State of the States report rankings where it has finished in fifth place.
A former police whistleblower who risked his life to bring corrupt cops to book during Melbourne's gangland wars is carving out a new life for himself as a farmer in rural Victoria.
New long-term care beds, a tuition freeze and new restrictions on political donations are all included in a wide-ranging new platform released by Rachel Notley.
A man and a woman who were inside the same Jasmine Crescent apartment building as 18-year-old Connor Stevenson when he was stabbed last Tuesday might have "important information" about the case, according to homicide investigators with Ottawa police.
The Rwandan community in Regina held a walk to commemorate the genocide in their country and say "never again."