The Canadian government is threatening multiple trade actions against the United States in retaliation for duties on softwood lumber, warning that several American industries could be targeted in the event of a protracted dispute.
The Canadian government is threatening multiple trade actions against the United States in retaliation for duties on softwood lumber, demanding a long-term deal without which several American industries could soon be targeted.
The Alberta Court of Appeal has dismissed two appeals in the case of a man who argued he was fending off an attempted sex assault when he stabbed his new neighbour 37 times.
Tensions flared in Emerson, Man., Friday as residents sparred over what should be done about people illegally crossing the U.S.-Canada border and seeking refuge in the small border town.
Two Conservative members of Parliament are calling on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to visit the Manitoba border to get a first hand look at the influx of refugee claimants.
An Edmonton-area man is facing charges for the alleged sexual assault of his two school-age children, while the children's mother is accused of failing to contact police about it.
Canadians with a hankering for some freshly made guacamole may have to reach deeper into their pocketbooks as prices for the classic dip ingredient soar.
An eight-year-old boy and his six-year-old brother escaped unharmed after they allegedly crashed their parents' truck at a Tim Hortons coffee shop in southwestern Ontario.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein, the top Democrat on the Senate committee that oversees the FBI, said publicly this week that the government paid $900,000 to break into the locked iPhone of a gunman in the San Bernardino, California, shootings, even though the FBI considers the figure to be classified information.
Eliud Kipchoge was 26 seconds from making history on Saturday but the Olympic champion finished just short of becoming the first person to run a marathon in less than two hours.
A new institute intended to grow private investment in developing countries will be headquartered in Montreal.
With U.S. House Republicans passing a bill this week to start repealing Obamacare, many Americans with ongoing health issues have been taking their panic and outrage to Twitter.
A St. Louis jury has awarded a Virginia woman a record-setting US$110.5 million in the latest lawsuit alleging that using Johnson & Johnson's baby powder caused cancer.
The unemployment rate fell last month to its lowest level since the start of the last major recession nearly nine years ago, but wage growth stalled to its weakest in more than two decades, Statistics Canada said Friday.
Persistent, steady rains soaking swaths of Central and Eastern Canada that have already endured record precipitation levels threatened to trigger widespread flooding Friday and put residents and governments on high alert.
Persistent, steady rains soaking swaths of Central and Eastern Canada that have already endured record precipitation levels threatened to trigger widespread flooding Friday and put residents and governments on high alert.
Heavy rains descending on already waterlogged areas of Canada has residents and emergency officials across the country bracing for flood conditions through Friday and the weekend.
A convicted rapist Michael Giroux, who terrorized a Toronto neighbourhood during the 1980s, is now living in Montreal after serving his full 20-year prison sentence.
A Montreal school board says it is considering what action to take after learning that a daycare supervisor at one of its schools made a four-year-old girl to scrub up her own urine after she had an accident on the playground.
Despite the magnitude of the Queen’s Marque real estate project in Halifax’s waterfront district, it’s the discoveries beneath the construction site that have residents and archeologists alike talking.
The police chief in Nova Scotia is being suspended with pay for 60 days after being charged with sexually assaulting a 17-year-old girl.
India's top court on Friday upheld the death sentences of four men who were convicted in the fatal gang-rape and torture of a 23-year-old medical student on a moving bus in the Indian capital nearly five years ago.
Five things to know: Canadian researchers believe they have found a way to reverse Type 2 diabetes; an Argentinian climber stranded on Canada's tallest mountain has been rescued; Inmates at a Regina prison have gone on strike; a new report is raising red flags about transgender youth in the Prairies; and two Ontario sisters have a lofty goal to cross the country by horse.
A driver who ran down a gas station attendant who had been on the job for only two weeks didn't bat an eye Friday as he was found guilty of manslaughter in the immigrant woman's death.
A solo climber who waited four days to be rescued from Canada's highest mountain following two earthquakes in Yukon was too exhausted to say much beyond "Thank you" to a crew that came for her, a helicopter pilot says.
