A Toronto teen who drowned during a school trip to Algonquin Park in northern Ontario was not wearing a life jacket when he joined a group of students who were washing in the lake, according to a classmate.
A fatal Quebec crash is being investigated as a deliberate killing after police say a driver may have intentionally swerved his vehicle into a tractor-trailer to kill himself or his passenger.
British Columbia MP Peter Julian pulled the plug Thursday on his bid to lead the federal New Democrats, saying he'd failed to raise the kind of money necessary to stay in the marathon race to succeed Tom Mulcair.
RCMP say a cyclist who was killed in a collision in western Alberta was an off-duty officer with the Edson detachment.
Educated women who choose to freeze their eggs aren’t doing so because they are too busy with their careers to focus on babies. They simply can’t find men of equal status to partner up with, contends new research.
Rap legend Tupac Shakur broke off a hush-hush fling with Madonna two decades ago because he thought dating the white pop star would hurt his image with his fans, a letter reveals.
Social media photos of prehistoric ice sculptures that dwarf seaside houses and run with waterfalls are drawing visitors from around the globe to Newfoundland and Labrador.
A Canadian teen who edited Ryan Reynolds into prom photos with her ex has gone viral, after the 'Deadpool' star tweeted his praise for the move.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's sunny ways will be tested over the next few days amid tensions both inside and outside the gates of the G20 summit in Germany, where tens of thousands of protesters are already wreaking havoc.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's sunny ways will be tested over the next few days amid tensions both inside and outside the gates of the G20 summit in Germany.
Scientists have discovered a way to delete selective memories without affecting others to alleviate the suffering of those with severe anxiety or post-traumatic stress disorder.
Sears Canada says it will go to court next week to seek approval to suspend benefits for its retired employees as well as special payments to its defined benefit pension plan.
Most patients who develop the itchy, watery eyes of pinkeye are given the wrong treatment, according to new research, which finds that antibiotic drops are rarely effective.
The Supreme Court of Canada is upholding procedures that permit shortcuts in allowing a motorist's breathalyzer sample into evidence -- even in cases where taking the sample may have been unlawful.
More than 200 criminal cases across the country have been tossed due to unreasonable delays since the Supreme Court of Canada's landmark Jordan decision one year ago, court data shows.
In a video seen more than a million times, Marisa Nini enjoys an emotional sing-a-long surrounded by family before her scheduled medically assisted death. Her sister said she shared the touching moment to put a human face on a controversial subject.
The fall in average peak price in the GTA in June is an even more startling indication of a cooling market than the 37.3 per cent drop in the month’s home sales over last year, says a Toronto real estate broker.
Police found four young children and their father apparently stabbed to death in a home outside Atlanta and took the mother into custody early Thursday.
Police responding to reports of a stabbing say they've found four young children and a man dead inside a home in an Atlanta suburb.
The latest on the response to North Korea's missile launch this week.
The weekend is in sight, and we've got the latest headlines to help you get caught up this morning, starting with a sad development in the search for a missing teenager at Algonquin Provincial Park. Then in Quebec, we take you to a zoo that is fighting back against online criticism.
Residents in the Quebec town of Lac-Megantic will mark the fourth anniversary today of the train derailment that killed 47 people and destroyed much of the downtown core.
People of Hamburg: No drones, no remote controlled airplanes and no hot air balloons either.
Hobby Lobby Stores has agreed to pay a US$3 million federal fine and forfeit thousands of ancient Iraqi artifacts smuggled from the Middle East that the government alleges were intentionally mislabelled, federal prosecutors said.
German police clashed with violent protesters Thursday in Hamburg a day ahead of the Group of 20 summit, using water cannons, pepper spray and batons to disperse marchers after some attacked them with bottles and other objects.
