After keeping a low profile this summer, Selena Gomez posted a photograph Thursday of herself in a hospital bed beside Francia Raisa, a television actress who donated her kidney to the pop star in her ongoing battle with lupus.
The mayor of Winnipeg is calling for the resignation of a senator who wants Indigenous people to give up their status cards in exchange for Canadian citizenship.
The RCMP is seeking the public's help in its investigation into the crash that killed a Nova Scotia Mountie Tuesday night near Memramcook, N.B.
With NASA’s Cassini spacecraft slated for a fiery end in the atmosphere over Saturn, York University astronomy professor Paul Delaney highlights the probe's five greatest discoveries from its 13 years orbiting the planet.
The federal government has promised to spend nearly $50 million to improve internet access in Nunavut where some of the poorest and most expensive service in Canada has long been considered an economic drag.
Google faces a new lawsuit accusing it of gender-based pay discrimination. A lawyer representing three female former Google employees is seeking class action status for the claim.
A Saskatchewan family says it has 'lost the light' of their lives after a little boy was killed in a dog attack.
The Canadian Automobile Association says it is informing about 10,000 of its members that they may have had sensitive data compromised by the massive Equifax cybersecurity breach.
NASA's Cassini spacecraft is getting a grand but hilarious opera send-off before it plunges through Saturn's atmosphere and vaporizes Friday.
The United States is seeking to insert a so-called sunset clause into a new NAFTA, which would terminate the agreement after five years unless the three member countries agree to extend it.
Police are hunting for a man they say put a stolen chicken down his pants in Newfoundland, before assaulting a security guard who confronted him.
Current U.S. policy directs the American military not to defend Canada if it is targeted in a ballistic missile attack, says the top Canadian officer at the North American Aerospace Defence Command.
The deputy commander of Norad says under current U.S. policy, the American military would not defend Canada in the event of a ballistic missile attack.
Most parents, caregivers and educators don’t think twice about praising kids for being smart. But new research suggests that sort of praise makes children more likely to cheat.
Talk about scholarly dedication. A South African student fought off armed robbers in order to save the only copy of her graduate thesis.
Transportation Minister Marc Garneau is touting the benefits of his proposed overhaul of the Canada Transportation Act, including faster and simpler complaint mechanisms for disgruntled airline passengers, as well as lower the cost of flying and expand air service to more communities.
A new report paints a grim picture of the country’s opioid crisis, including statistics that show opioid overdoses hospitalize an average of 16 Canadians every day.
Liberal MP Arnold Chan, who had been battling cancer, has died at the age of 50.
One woman from London, England isn’t putting a price on love after she put all of her belongings up for sale in an attempt to raise nearly $60,000 to fund a life-saving heart surgery… for her dog.
A Calgary police dog is back on the job after recovering from multiple stab wounds received while trying to catch a teenaged suspect following an alleged break-and-enter at a local school.
After a natural disaster, an evacuation centre can mean women and children are exposed to another danger: sexual violence. After Hurricane Katrina in 2005, dozens of people reported sex assaults at crowded emergency shelters. But at least one legal expert says much that can be done to prevent these attacks.
A leading bug expert in Winnipeg says a stinky, biting cousin of the ladybug is on the rise in the area, where it’s masquerading as its more docile relative.
The leader of Ontario's Opposition said Thursday he is ignoring Premier Kathleen Wynne's request that he retract comments he made about her, dismissing a warning that he could face legal action as "baseless."
Canadian fashion retailer Roots Corp. is launching an initial public offering of its shares.
New details learned by The Associated Press indicate at least some of the mysterious health attacks on U.S. diplomats in Cuba were confined to specific hotel rooms or even parts of rooms with laser-like specificity, baffling U.S. officials who say the facts and the physics don't add up.
