Two Canadian senators are standing behind Ottawa’s $10.5-million settlement with Omar Khadr while a federal foreign affairs critic is making waves about the issue in the U.S. media.
The retailer Loblaw has pulled a brand of wasp traps from its shelves after a woman in Toronto posted a images on Facebook that appear to show they can also trap birds.
A woman who claimed to have lost her baby during a deadly shooting at her gender reveal party in suburban Cincinnati wasn't even pregnant, police said Monday.
All the food kiosks in a Toronto market have been shut down by health inspectors after mice eating pastries in a store window were filmed by a passerby Sunday.
Atari appears poised to re-enter the video game console marketplace, but questions remain as to whether the newly-teased Ataribox will emphasize next-gen performance or old-school nostalgia.
Health Canada says it is conducting an investigation into the safety of wire-bristle brushes used to clean barbecues.
Health Canada says it is conducting an investigation into the safety of wire-bristle brushes used to clean barbecues.
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says Canada's premiers respect the three Indigenous groups that backed out of a meeting in Edmonton and are committed to working with them around a common table.
The leaders of three Indigenous groups are backing out of a meeting with Canada's premiers, saying they are holding out for a seat at the Council of the Federation rather than a talk on the sidelines.
New Conservative Party Leader Andrew Scheer seems to embrace the notion he is “Stephen Harper with a smile” but says Canadians will see a much different style from him as he leads his party into the next election more than two years down the road.
Artificial sweeteners, such as those contained in diet drinks, don’t actually help people lose weight, a new Canadian study suggests. In fact, they appear to be linked to weight gain and an increased risk of diabetes.
Sophie Gregoire Trudeau kicked off a United Nations-led girls' conference in Washington with a pep talk Monday, urging young women to believe in themselves and in their ability to shape the world.
Chinese millionaires are flocking to Canada for its attractive lifestyle and property investment opportunities, according to a new survey.
The mayor of the Quebec town whose citizens voted to reject a Muslim cemetery project says he doesn't plan to invoke a new Quebec that would allow him to reintroduce the project to voters.
RCMP are investigating a report of a green laser being directed into the cockpit of a commercial aircraft as it approached the airport in Charlottetown.
Drone footage shows burnt-out cars and flattened homes after a wildfire tore through a community in the British Columbia Interior.
Home sales in June posted their largest monthly drop in seven years, driven by a plunge in the Greater Toronto market, the Canadian Real Estate Association said Monday, the latest evidence that a cool-down in the housing sector is taking hold.
Cloud cover largely spoiled a rare appearance of the northern lights over parts of southern Canada Sunday night, although some skywatchers along the Canada-U.S. border did catch a glimpse of the elusive Aurora Borealis.
Delta Airlines has pushed back at Ann Coulter after the conservative commentator berated the carrier on Twitter over a changed seat assignment.
Investigators say the death of a Florida toddler who was trapped in a hot car appears to be an accident. News outlets report Khayden Saint Sauveur was found unconscious Saturday in the backseat of his father's BMW, which was parked outside the family's home in Delray Beach.
A delicious-looking display of baklava is turning stomachs after mice were recorded nibbling on the treats in video shot through the Toronto store's window. The owner insists the pastries are for display only, and not intended to be eaten by humans. In the headlines this morning, we've got the latest on the fires in B.C., and a preview of U.S. President Donald Trump's expected unveiling of his plans to overhaul NAFTA.
As 162 wildfires continue to rage across British Columbia forcing thousands of residents to flee their homes, volunteers and emergency workers have pulled together to support the evacuees in their time of need.
As thousands of British Columbians are forced from their homes by wildfires, hundreds of people are stepping up to offer whatever support they can.
After campaigning and complaining about NAFTA for two years, Donald Trump is about to start doing some explaining: the U.S. president is poised to release a list as early as today revealing how he wants to change the deal.
Authorities say they have found nine bodies and are only looking for one more person among a group who got swept up in a furious flash flood in the Tonto National Forest in Arizona.
