The federal government has made some changes to the express entry immigration program, awarding more points to applicants who have siblings in Canada and those who have strong French language skills.
A homeless man in Thunder Bay, Ont. is inspiring his community to give back after he donated $10,000 of his residential school settlement money to a shelter’s charity outreach program.
Four days after the remains of an indigenous woman were found in a farmer's field outside Winnipeg, the man accused of killing her appeared in court for a bail hearing.
Authorities say a man who was trying to drown his infant 3-month-old twin son and daughter in southeastern Oklahoma was fatally shot by a neighbour.
Police have seized a 34-year-old man's high-end sports car after it was caught travelling at twice the speed limit in a community north of Toronto.
Police have released photos of a woman wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for murder in Markham, Ont.
Ottawa and Quebec have announced the presence of Canadian Forces troops in the province to help with flooding relief is coming to an end.
A lone gunman returned with a semi-automatic pistol to the Orlando awning factory where was fired in April and methodically killed five people on Monday, then killed himself at the sound of an approaching siren, the Orange County sheriff said.
A disgruntled former employee opened fire Monday inside a Florida awning manufacturer, killing five workers before killing himself, authorities said.
More than 18 months after being charged with sexual assault and several attempts at trial delays, Bill Cosby is set to go on trial this week in Philadelphia. Here’s what’s at stake for the disgraced comedian.
A woman's racist rant has gone viral, after she berated employees at a Toronto-area Chinese supermarket for not speaking English.
The first victim of Saturday’s terror attacks in London has been identified as 30-year-old Christine Archibald from Castlegar, B.C. Here’s what we know about her so far.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau kept his shirt on but appeared to overlook Canada's first female PM on Monday, during a much-hyped appearance on 'Live with Kelly and Ryan.'
Five things to know: A Canadian is among the victims of the weekend terror attack in London; Ariana Grande hosts a benefit concert for victims of the deadly concert bombing in Manchester; a new high-tech augmented reality surgery system debuts in North America; home sales across the GTA plummet; and see the viral photo of an Alberta man, apparently nonchalant in the face of a tornado.
Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area plummeted by 20.3 per cent last month compared to a year ago, Canada's largest real estate board said Monday, a sign that recent efforts to stabilize the city's searing housing market are having an effect.
The Toronto Real Estate Board says home sales in the Greater Toronto Area plunged last month by 20.3 per cent as prices continued to climb.
One of the men believed to have carried out the deadly weekend attack in central London was a known radical Islamist who was filmed unfurling a black flag resembling the one used by the Islamic State group and raised the suspicion of a neighbour after allegedly trying to lure local youngsters to join his jihadist campaign.
Police in London have named two of the three suspects in the van and knife attack near London Bridge that left seven people dead.
A federal New Democrat is calling on the courts to order the party to let him run in its contest to replace Tom Mulcair as leader, court filings show.
Saudi Arabia and three other Arab countries severed ties to Qatar on Monday and moved to cut off land, sea and air routes to the energy-rich nation that is home to a major U.S. military base, accusing it of supporting regional terror groups.
Four Arab nations cut diplomatic ties to Qatar early Monday morning, further deepening a rift between Gulf Arab nations over that country's support for Islamist groups.
