In Alabama, Nitro the police dog creates viral workout video

Hope dwindles for families of lost Argentina submarine crew

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is warning all political parties to take off their partisan blinders or both the environment and Canada’s energy industry will fail.

A witness at a murder trial says he sold one of the accused a gun days before a young Toronto woman vanished.

A section of Canada’s immigration law barring anyone from settling in the country if they have a condition deemed a burden on medical or social services is outdated and needs to be brought in line with Canadian values, the minister in charge said Wednesday.

Canadian general who led UN force in Sarajevo commends conviction of Mladic

The leaders of Russia, Turkey and Iran on Wednesday discussed ways to promote a peaceful settlement in Syria, including the return of refugees, humanitarian aid and prisoners’ exchange, while fractured Syrian opposition groups were meeting in Saudi Arabia in a bid to overcome their divisions and form a united front for Syrian peace talks in Geneva.

Man and 2 boys charged in weapons incident in Niagara Falls, Ont.

Uber isn't saying how many Canadians were affected by year-old hack

Hamilton police are seeking witnesses after shots were fired at cars parked in a driveway on the Mountain earlier this month.

Witness testifies he sold Dellen Millard a gun days before Laura Babcock vanished

Deputy films mother bear, 2 cubs at California shopping mall

U.S. coast guard calls off search for missing Calgary man off Florida coast

Legal pot could see justice costs climb, not drop, Alberta's Notley says

William Shatner complains about Hamilton condo using his name, likeness

Montreal’s infamous ugly Christmas tree of 2016 — one that generated headlines and social media posts around the world because of its awkward appearance — is the inspiration behind an entire village this holiday season.

The jury in the trial of a man accused of killing an off-duty police officer has been shown a video of the pair engaged in a “passionate” embrace at a Halifax bar, hours before she was allegedly strangled.

Alberta man recants confession made to undercover RCMP about family's murder

Energy sector helps boost stocks in Toronto, loonie and oil higher

Zimbabwe’s soon-to-be president Emmerson Mnangagwa returned to the country on Wednesday, addressing jubilant supporters as he hailed a new chapter in his country’s politics, a day after longtime ruler Robert Mugabe stepped down.

Five thing to know about what's in the new national housing strategy

Police say a man is facing multiple charges after allegedly spraying a person and dogs with dog repellent.

Closing arguments over destruction of gas plants records to be heard today

Federico Ibanez clings to a fence crowded with blue-and-white Argentine flags, rosary beads and messages of support for his brother and 43 other crew members of a missing submarine that should have arrived to a naval base days ago. But his hopes are slowly dwindling.

A Macassa Avenue resident woke up to find three vehicles with bullet holes parked in the driveway, police said.

Sask Party leadership hopeful says Indigenous people are anti-abortion

President Donald Trump continued to taunt the father of a UCLA basketball player detained for shoplifting in China Wednesday, calling him an “ungrateful fool.”

"Star Trek" actor says on Twitter builder Brad Lamb has used his name and likeness without his permission

Quebec's legislature has passed a motion against Transport Canada's directive allowing airline passengers to carry small blades, including kirpans.

Acceptance rate for Haitian asylum claims plummets after summer surge

Highlights of sweeping new Ontario labour laws, including a minimum wage boost

NEW YORK - Insurers for American Airlines, United Airlines and other aviation defendants have agreed to pay $95 million to settle claims that security lapses led planes to be hijacked in the Sept. 11 attacks.

Court dismisses lawsuit over erotic book with couple's photo

Immigration qualification based on 'excessive demand' must change: minister

Major Ont. labour reform bill that includes minimum wage hike expected to pass

The Liberals will create a new housing benefit to go directly to low-income tenants, spend billions to repair existing affordable housing units and find a way to build 100,000 more units as part of a housing strategy announced today.

Canadian general who led UN force in Sarajevo commends conviction of Mladic

“The idea for ‘landmark’ arose from a site visit,” said Hamilton-based artist Simon Frank. “After a few artists questioned whether the few logs could be moved, I thought then I know what I want to do. ​ They seemed to want to get rid of the logs.”

Police say a man is facing multiple charges after allegedly spaying a person and dogs with dog repellent.

Court dismisses lawsuit over erotic book with couple's photo

Ontario’s Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry says talks continue in an effort to resolve an issue that led to the closure of a provincial park nearly two weeks ago.

Talks aimed at resolving issue that closed Ontario provincial park continue: MNR

Man, 66, accused of spaying person dogs with dog repellent in assault: police

Man, 33, charged with 2nd-degrere murder in Ottawa fatal stabbing

Acceptance rate for Haitian asylum claims plummets after summer surge

Closing arguments over destruction of gas plants records to be heard today

Armed robbery happened at Delta Nine, 303 James St. N., shortly after 11:30 p.m. Tuesday

As provinces begin drafting laws for the control and sale of cannabis on their territories, an upcoming Supreme Court of Canada case is threatening to derail their plans.

B.C. plow operator praised for speedy, potentially life-saving work