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Given a chance to correct what other politicians are saying are wildly exaggerated numbers on criminal marijuana convictions, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau chose instead to stick by his stats, but changing what he says they represent.

After a summer of one embarrassing Senate scandal after another, Stephen Harper's Conservatives are likely to take whatever little good news they can find these days.

The tank cars carrying crude oil on the train that derailed in Lac-Megantic were mislabeled, the Transportation Safety Board said Wednesday.

Home ownership in Canada has remained stable despite the high cost of housing, according to new Statistics Canada data released Wednesday.

Chief Justice John Rooke told a standing-room only courtroom in Edmonton that triple killer Travis Baumgartner “executed” two of his armoured car security guard co-workers in “cold blood” and “ambushed” and killed the third murder victim.

Quebec Premier Pauline Marois will have work to do to win her crusade against religious symbols.

MPs were given another month to hone their golf games Wednesday after the prime minister delayed the coming session of Parliament.

Taking from the richer and giving to the poorer is alive and well in Canada, according to the 2011 National Household Survey (NHS)

Quebec separatists are closing ranks around Premier Pauline Marois' proposed ban on religious symbols amid threats of boycotts and marches.

With several supporters crying and one repeatedly yelling "no" through sobs, former Calgary ringette coach Kelsea Joy Hepburn began serving an 18 month sentence Thursday.

Montreal federal MP Maria Mourani is not leaving the Bloc Quebecois quietly — lambasting her old party for alienating immigrants and minorities in the Quebec sovereigntist movement.

Sen. Pamela Wallin said Friday she has reimbursed taxpayers for more than $100,000 in travel claims she is accused if inappropriately receiving.

The Ikea monkey will not be returned to his "mom."

A year from tomorrow, Sept. 15, 2014, “the show” will be begin.

Four Canadian members of the Hells Angels have been arrested in Spain for allegedly smuggling 500 kg of cocaine into the county, the country's Interior Ministry said in a statement Saturday.

Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird isn't ready to celebrate, despite news on Saturday that Washington and Moscow had reached a deal to find and destroy Syrian chemical weapons.

New Democrats and Liberals have picked their champions to run in a byelection likely to be held this fall in a downtown Toronto riding.

Quebec's proposed charter of values, which would ban public workers from wearing religious symbols, has deeply divided the province, according to a new Leger poll.

Jailed Ontario emergency room physician Dr. Tarek Loubani and filmmaker John Greyson have started a hunger strike to protest their detention by Egyptian authorities.

In an effort to capitalize on shopping extravaganzas like Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Canadian charities are launching the country's first-ever Giving Tuesday on Dec. 3.

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