The top Democrat on the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee says the panel is starting to see “the putting together of a case of obstruction of justice” against President Donald Trump.

Astrophysicist Dr. Gary Hinshaw wasn’t sure what a satellite would find when it launched in 2001.

A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck along the coast of Ecuador Sunday in the same area where a much stronger tremor left hundreds dead last year.

The Palestinian president on Sunday warned that American recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital would jeopardize the White House’s nascent Mideast peace efforts.

Joint inquest into eight drug deaths at the Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre has been postponed until April

Funeral held for Syrian refugee, 9, struck and killed by bus in Abbotsford, B.C.

They came to the orphanage because their families couldn’t care for them. Then, disaster struck.

B.C.'s chief coroner denounces 'fear-based' fentanyl campaign by funeral home

British Columbia’s chief coroner says the agency doesn’t endorse what it calls “fear-based initiatives” after a funeral home launched a campaign to combat the opioid overdose crisis.

Quebec's female legislature members say they've experienced sexual misconduct

Canada’s top general says he is not in a rush to start sending Canadian peacekeepers out the door, even as he indicated that money will a key consideration when officials sit down to look at potential missions.

The Trudeau government’s treatment of injured veterans will be under the spotlight Monday when a B.C. court rules whether a landmark lawsuit filed by six disabled ex-soldiers can proceed.

Defence chief says cost will have bearing on selection of peacekeeping missions

Government confirms Canadian killed in Trinidad and Tobago

Only 10 metres below the streets and parks of a residential Montreal neighbourhood there lies a network of ice age caverns that no human had ever seen until a few weeks ago.

A Vermont senior-living facility resident says she doesn’t believe a woman tested a deadly toxin on neighbours.

Little heard from but hugely influential, the professor-turned-Communist theoretician who has been a major adviser to three Chinese leaders finally stepped out of the shadows on Sunday.

Quebec premier joins protest in support of Davie shipyard workers

The City of Hamilton is exploring the closure or consolidation of some community halls as part of its review of 2,000 city-owned properties.

The Abbotsford Islamic Centre says a nine-year-old Syrian refugee who was struck and killed by a bus on Friday was laid to rest on Saturday.

Smiles and warm handshakes, ceremony and splendour — all of it will be on vivid display on Monday when Chinese Premier Li Keqiang extends a red-carpet welcome to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as his four-day state visit begins.

Mayor John Tory announces 400 new homeless shelter beds to open in coming weeks

19-year-old had just left neighbourhood mosque and intervened in an altercation on Main Street East

The proliferation of internet-connected home devices such as thermostats, baby monitors and fridges is creating an ever-expanding interconnected web known as the Internet of Things, or IoT. But security and legal experts warn that machine-to-machine communication is creating a new level of risk — by providing hackers with new vulnerabilities to exploit.

The federal Liberals are having second thoughts about a 2015 campaign promise out of concern that expanding the popular Home Buyers’ Plan would throw fuel on overheated housing markets.

Man dead after shooting in Scarborough apartment building

Injured veterans to learn whether lawsuit over disability pensions can proceed

Mayor John Tory announces 400 new homeless shelter beds to open in coming weeks

Ontario is envisioning a future in which millions of electric vehicles are on the roads, but analysts predict consumer uptake will remain far off the government target for 2020, despite tens of millions of dollars in subsidies.

Vast network of ice-age caves discovered under Montreal's Saint-Leonard borough

U.S. President Donald Trump has suggested that he may be willing to negotiate changes to a significant portion of the tax overhaul, the corporate tax rate. And that is injecting an element of uncertainty into the tax plan only hours after it cleared the Senate.

Trump lashes out at own FBI in a series of tweets

Nominations are open for the Outstanding Business Achievement Awards.

Feds fear expanding Home Buyers' Plan would fuel hot housing market: document

Poll suggests majority of Canadians backs outright ban on guns in urban areas

19-year-old had just left neighbourhood mosque and intervened in an altercation on Main Street East

Memorial service to honour children at orphanage who died in Halifax Explosion

Trucker charged with careless driving after truck rolls over, spills coal

Road in Caledonia reopened Saturday evening after investigation and cleanup

Road in Caledonia reopened Saturday evening after investigation and cleanup

University grapples with sexual-assault allegations against football players

'It's very unusual:' Lake Louise in court over endangered species charges

Ontario won't meet 2020 electric vehicle target, analysts say

Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week

A 19-year-old man has died after being shot when he tried to stop an assault in central Hamilton Saturday night.

Environment Canada warns of near zero visibility in some areas

Trump suggests openness to negotiations on GOP tax plan

Trump suggests he may be flexible on corporate tax rates

Trump tweet raises questions about why he fired Flynn

CIA director warns Iranian general on Iraq