Jeremiah Valentine faces one count of first-degree murder in the killing of Abdeck Kenedith Ibrahim in Montreal. Valentine ...

For many Americans, Boxing Day is that holiday that always shows up on the calendar between Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve. The day might otherwise be pretty mysterious to most people in the U ...

It was 20 years ago, just up the street from Canada’s busiest shopping centre on Boxing Day — one of the busiest days of the ...

Boxing Day has evolved into a day of relaxation and indulgence — and shopping. It is filled with sporting events and is often a day when people open their homes to family and friends, who drop ...

Boxing Day is a holiday in Massachusetts as of 1996, when Gov. William F. Weld declared it so in honor of local British citizens who wished to celebrate it stateside.

Boxing Day is celebrated on Dec. 26, the day after Christmas, in the U.K. The exact origin of the holiday's name is a bit unclear, but the name has been used since at least the 1700s, according to ...

Boxing Day has evolved into a day of relaxation and indulgence and shopping. It is filled with sporting events (including a marathon soccer schedule tailor-made for TV viewing from a comfortable ...

Since Boxing Day is a public holiday in the countries where it is celebrated, most people have the day off from work and school. Families will gather together for meals, relax at home, attend ...

This Boxing Day, let's lend our support to, as well as partner with, those who reach the needy and less-fortunate day in, day out. 26. It's the most wonderful time of the year—happy Boxing Day!

No, Boxing Day has nothing to do with the sport of boxing. There are various stories about the origin of this holiday’s name, and there is no definitive answer about why it is called Boxing Day.

While Boxing Day isn’t technically until tomorrow, Lululemon’s Boxing Day event is already live. In honor of the post-Christmas holiday, shoppers can enjoy up to 50% off its best-selling ...

Boxing Day is celebrated on Dec. 26, the day after Christmas, in the U.K. The exact origin of the holiday's name is a bit unclear, but the name has been used since at least the 1700s, according to ...