Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard were peppered with questions Thursday about their aid packages for Bombardier after the company's senior executives saw their compensation rise by nearly 50 per cent last year.
'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' creator and former 'Avengers' director Joss Whedon is reportedly poised to bring Batgirl to the big screen for DC Comics and Warner Bros.
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says she is looking at whether Saskatchewan's Brad Wall is breaking regional free-trade rules by offering incentives for oil and gas firms to move to his province.
As home prices in Toronto continue to increase, economists continue to debate whether or not the city’s housing market is indeed in a “bubble.” Market analyst Dana Senagama won’t use the term to describe Toronto’s market but concedes that “problematic conditions” persist.
A former nurse's aide known as the 'Angel of Death' after he admitted killing three dozen hospital patients in Ohio and Kentucky died Thursday, two days after he was attacked and beaten in his prison cell.
Police in Toronto say a psychic has been charged with pretending to practise witchcraft after a customer allegedly paid more than $100,000 to have an 'evil spirit' removed.
The Trump administration has submitted a vague set of guidelines to Congress for renegotiating the North American Free Agreement with Mexico and Canada, disappointing those who wanted a major overhaul of a decades-old trade deal that Trump described as 'disaster' during the presidential campaign.
Tropical Cyclone Debbie swept through Queensland, Australia on Tuesday, bringing with it extensive flooding, major waves and an unexpected shark.
A B.C. woman with a painful, rare genetic disorder that causes her skin to blister and fall off depends on almost constant assistance from others for tasks such as applying bandages to more than 90 per cent of her body, a four-hour job. Now that she’s turned 19, Kourtney Kujawa’s nursing assistance has been cut from 267 to 167 hours a month, which has made it difficult for her family to cope.
Dollarama Inc. says it has plenty of room to grow in Canada, following a strong fourth quarter and a review of the market's long-term potential.
The RCMP is looking into several gruesome discoveries of animal carcasses left mutilated by the side of the road near Brandon, Man.
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Canadian and American policy-makers have just delivered very different answers on the possibility of robots taking away jobs from citizens. While Canada's finance minister tabled a budget that mentioned Artificial Intelligence and skills training almost a dozen times, his U.S. counterpart says he's unconcerned.
Like many teenagers, Bill Harrison was determined to fight in the First World War, even if it meant lying about his age. But the brave young man ended up leaving the war with a bullet in his brain.
The federal and Ontario governments are each investing more than $100 million to support a $1-billion partnership with Ford Canada.
A First Nation youth group outing ended in tragedy when two vehicles collided on a rural Ontario road, killing two young girls and one driver.
Three people are dead and five others are in hospital following a crash on Wednesday night on a rural road near Caledonia, Ont.
Former Montreal mayor Michael Applebaum has been sentenced to one year in prison following his conviction on corruption-related charges.
Via Rail said early Thursday that all available $150 youth passes for unlimited travel across Canada in July had been sold out after the sales were derailed on Wednesday due to high demand on its website.
Via Rail said early Thursday that all available $150 youth passes for unlimited travel across Canada in July had been sold out after the sales were derailed on Wednesday due to high demand on its website.
Saskatoon police are investigating the explosion of what they are calling an “improvised explosive device” near the doors of the provincial courthouse in the city. Police believe it may have been “a domestic terrorism incident.”
Police in Saskatoon are investigating the detonation of an improvised explosive device at the provincial courthouse.
The Public Health Agency of Canada says it's investigating an outbreak of E. coli related to a batch of Robin Hood all-purpose flour that's now the subject of a recall.
Bird researchers and watchers are gathering in Alberta to count rare Golden Eagles, as they make their way north along the “eagle highway” that hugs the eastern edge of the Rocky Mountains.
One of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s closest friends is benefiting from an exclusive agreement between his data analytics company and the Liberal Party of Canada.
