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There were "several shooting incidents in downtown Ottawa" Wednesday morning, according to Ottawa police. The shooter or shooters have not been identified, though at least one is believed to be deceased.

In Canada, a "drive by" involves stopping and helping a disabled person, then posting a video of it to the internet encouraging others to do the same.

Sometimes when you have a fire, it's not a huge deal. Maybe it's a fire that can be easily contained, doused with some water from the kitchen sink, or some baking soda. Maybe it's a little bigger than that, and you do need professional help. It you live in the town of  Nobleton in Ontario, Canada, the fire department has got you covered.

Canada seems like a pretty normal country, except for the constant use of the word "eh."  They've also  given us plenty of great music, Canadian bacon, and having been born and raised near Detroit, Mich., located  right across the river from Windsor, Ontario, I can attest to the fact that you can get some of the best and most potent beer in the world there. The country also has a few qui

It’s natural to worry about things when you leave for vacation. Did I turn the lights off? Are the doors locked? Did I take the trash out? What you don’t worry about, however, is your lawn being stolen. Maybe now you should. Canadian Denise Thompson went on a short vacation over the weekend with her children and when she returned, found that every square inch of her previously lush, green grass ha

Edmonton Oilers' center Gilbert Brule could have sworn he saw U2 frontman Bono hitchhiking on the side of a Canadian road Tuesday. Kelsey Nichols, his girlfriend and the driver of the car that had allegedly just whizzed past the rock icon, had her doubts -- because why in the world would Bono be hitchhiking on the side of the road...

Yes, we have some strange laws in this country, mostly outdated ones that just haven't ever been taken off the books. Here in Texas, did you know it's illegal to take more than 3 sips from a beer while standing? Or,  that there's a law that prohibits the shooting of a Buffalo from a 2nd  story hotel window? That is strange. Every state has some, but here's one from our neighbors in the great white

Canadian Member of Parliament Graham Evans was caught on camera playing a little air-guitar in the House of Commons as Canada’s Defense Secretary was presenting a speech on military cuts. Evans denies strumming on an imaginary axe, and instead claims he was “just tapping” his fingers on a rolled up program. Read on to judge for yourself.