Obama didn't just make announcements for his own country at a United Nations climate summit Tuesday—he got to ...

The leader of a Somali group has written to the prime minister warning that young people in Alberta ...

The Bank of Canada vowed to continue taking a hands-off approach to influencing the Canadian dollar, saying it ...

The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) raised its home sales forecast Sept. 15 on the back of stronger-than-expected ...

British Columbia's long-warring government and teachers' union have made unprecedented educational labour peace with a six-year collective agreement ...

New Democrats are refusing to back Prime Minister Stephen Harper's decision to send special forces commandos into northern ...

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has been diagnosed with malignant liposarcoma—a rare cancer in which cancer cells are found ...

The Bank of Montreal has slashed its five-year fixed mortgage rate to 2.99 percent, a level that had ...

The federal prison watchdog says Corrections Canada must stop isolating mentally ill, suicidal or self-harming prisoners, saying inmates ...

No element of a proposed new prostitution law should criminalize prostitutes themselves, a coalition of women's groups said ...

A second major snowfall has prompted Calgary to open its emergency operations centre for the first time since ...

The annual pace of housing starts in Canada slowed in August to 192,368 units, down from 199,813 in ...

Add mooning and prank calls to the list of back-to-school expenses university students should plan for.

Nunavut wants to deal with its alcohol problem by opening the territory's first beer and wine store.

TORONTO—Ford Motor Co. of Canada posted improved August sales compared with a year ago, helped by stronger truck ...

Canada will support the effort to combat ISIL, but within the confines of a sensible budget, Harper says.

The two sides in the B.C. teachers' dispute have reached a stalemate, rendering them unable to agree on ...

Robert Latimer is seeking to overturn a parole board decision that makes it onerous for him to travel ...

This year's Toronto International Film Festival, which runs Sept. 4 to 14, is a biopic buffet.

A proposed class-action lawsuit has been launched against two chemical companies that make pesticides widely blamed for massive ...

Former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's bid to enhance Canadian sovereignty and promote economic development in the Arctic created ...

Canadians are probably paying more than half a billion dollars a year to receive printed bills and bank ...

Canada's premiers and aboriginal leaders are inviting the federal government to participate in a roundtable to address the ...

Buddy MacMaster, the beloved fiddler who died last week at age 89, sparked a renewed appreciation for traditional ...

The players in Burger King’s deal to buy Tim Hortons are promising there will be no mixing of ...

Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard has condemned a raucous pension reform protest at Montreal city hall and the perceived ...

A curator of dinosaur palaeoecology at the Royal Tyrrell, believes he has discovered the egg of a duck-billed ...