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The Netherlands became the first country to approve a national gay marriage law in 2001.

Only one third of aid from OECD Development Assistance Committee members went to the poorest countries, according to a new report.

The One Campaign says a third went to the least developed countries, most of which are in sub-Saharan Africa.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Canada seeks to "significantly degrade" the capabilities of the Islamic State group.

A picture of Emily Goodhand might be revealed on Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott's reality show.

This is the carmaker's 69th recall this year.

A Canadian utility will formally commission the $1.4 billion CCS facility. The technology is vital if the world is to keep burning fossil fuels.

The actress revealed she won't be staying on for Season 3. Check out why she's leaving the show and see our theory on how she'll be written off.

Ontario labor officials inspected internship programs at 56 businesses and found 42 percent of them broke the law.

Two of four accused hackers pleaded guilty to fraud and copyright infringement Tuesday.

A new transportation report found the federal government isn't doing enough to address congestion problems.

The "experiential space," a few blocks from rival Apple's store, will be Microsoft's first-ever flagship.

Though the brand saw moderate success with the launch of “Mario Kart 8” in May, Nintendo is in the red and could really use some hits.

'FIFA 15' is now available in the U.K., and the sports game has already had 5.5 million downloads across five platforms.

The Norwegian oil giant said it would postpone its Corner project in Alberta, Canada, for at least three years.

Corporate tax breaks cost taxpayers 20 times more than inversion deals.

The new rules won’t keep "inverted" companies from using a number of other techniques to reduce their tax bills.

The beginning of fall is here, but our clocks won't be falling back just yet.

Methane, which comes primarily from natural gas, is even more powerful as a global warming pollutant than carbon dioxide.

The award is more than double the previous record of $14 million given to a whistleblower in 2013.

The three officers were found at a Canadian border crossing 450 miles away from the U.S. base where they were training.