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Kiwi garage inventor snapped up in sport fishing revolution
Laid up in hospital once for weeks, he wondered if he’d ever get a chance to fish again.
Jarden Brief: Google's frugal customers cause market drama
But a self-driving car company soars in otherwise "challenging" environment.
Audrey Young: 50 years of diplomats - the best and the worst political appointments
One diplomat stands out above the rest.
Shredded luggage horror: Woman's missing luggage returned, sort of
It took her a good 10 seconds to tell anything was wrong.
Fans from around the globe flock to Whangārei for Women's Rugby World Cup
The visitors are bringing some international flavour to Whangārei.
NZ's secretive role in Five Eyes spy alliance laid bare in new book
Book lifts the lid on what the mammoth NSA really thinks about New Zealand spies.
Canada cyclone: Fiona sweeps away houses, knocks out power
Fiona had hurricane-strength winds and brought drenching rains and huge waves.
Ex-tropical cyclone Fiona knocks out power with strong winds in Canada
More than 415,000 Nova Scotia Power customers were affected by outages Saturday morning.
Two wheels into the wilderness: The new cycling trail in Canada
New trails and tours are making it easier than ever to get on your bike in Canada.
Is choosing death too easy in Canada?
New York Times: Critics say there should be more checks and balances for assisted death.
Canadian PM 'ruining lives' with 'Justin-flation', says populist challenger
Tory leader claimed Justin Trudeau's government 'ruins the lives of its citizens'.
Top US officials jet into Queenstown for top secret Five Eyes meeting
FBI and security teams secure Central Otago resort for spy gathering.
Five Eyes in Queenstown: Top spies jet in for secret gathering
Resort teeming with undercover operatives.
'I pledge allegiance to ... hang on a minute': Canadian citizenship ceremonies rewritten on the fly
'It was a quick and sober acknowledgment. Extremely Canadian.'
A kick at the door, a knife in the hand: The Saskatchewan murders
New York Times: As panic spread across the reserve, residents barricaded their homes.
Second suspect in Canada stabbing rampage dead after 3-day manhunt
Myles Sanderson's death comes two days after the body of his brother was found.
Why was suspect in stabbing rampage on the streets?
Myles Sanderson has been on the run from police since stabbing 10 people three days ago.
Canada mass stabbing: Suspect's long criminal record
'I want to know the reasons behind the decision' to release him - Public Safety Minister.
Canada stabbing: Police surround home in search for suspect
Hunt for surviving suspect Myles Sanderson zeroes in on an indigenous reserve residence.
Suspect in Canada stabbings found dead, hunt continues for brother
Some of the victims were targeted and others appeared to have been chosen at random.
In Canada's bucolic prairie region, a mass stabbing shocks the country
New York Times: A police manhunt is still under way for one of the suspects.
Why travelling long-haul with a toddler was the best thing I ever did
Opinion: What started off as a trip from hell, turned into the best adventure of my life.
'Horrific, senseless violence': 10 dead, 15 injured in Canada stabbing spree
Early indications suggested the victims may have been attacked at random.
Act that made this star call Air Canada the 'worst airline in North America'
The famous actor shared his anger and disbelief with Twitter followers last week.
Woman stunned by 'meal' plane staff gave her
Woman who preordered vegan meals for flight was left in disbelief at what she was served.
The Canadian Rockies: By rail and road, solo
Kate Webster tackles the limitless terrain of the Canadian Rockies - alone.
Airline sends cats to California without their owner
Cats Mimi and Bubba were left in limbo between YYZ and SFO for 16 hours.
Hemopereki Simon: The Pope in a war bonnet? Give me a break
OPINION: Researcher in indigenous politics is stunned to see images of the Pope in Canada.
Pope in headdress stirs deep emotions in Indian Country
Indigenous residential school survivors have been waiting for this moment for decades.
Fentanyl from the government? One city's experiment to stop overdoses
New York Times: Vancouver takes new approach to address growing toxicity of street drugs.
Putin's major move against the West in space
Moscow makes a surprise announcement to go it alone with an orbital outpost.
Shooter targets homeless in Canadian city
Police warn people to stay away from centre of a Canadian city after multiple shots fired.
Pope's historic apology for 'catastrophic' school policy in Canada
More than 150,000 native children were forced to attend state-funded Christian schools.