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The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is chasing six Canadian families, well-known in the business world, for $1 billion allegedly hidden in Caribbean tax havens.

Never mind Queen, Robert Wilkinson wants to be mayor.

A 15-year-old girl in B.C. invented a body heat-powered flashlight and won $25,000 in scholarships from Google.

A jailed Hells Angels biker whose intestines were paralyzed in a 1994 assassination attempt is suing Quebec for $390,000, unlimited bathroom access and a supply of prune juice.

Russian authorities say two Canadian environmental activists will be “brought to justice” after they were arrested aboard a Greenpeace vessel in the Barents Sea last week.

The owner of a New Brunswick gym has issued a public apology to a veteran with post-traumatic stress disorder who was denied entry with his service dog.

Quebec wants the federal government to split the multimillion-dollar cleanup bill in Lac-Megantic, Que., site of Canada's deadliest railway explosion.

You'd think getting busted in Colombia with a fake pregnant belly, full of cocaine, would be enough trouble for one woman.

Canadian environmental icon David Suzuki took to the airwaves in Australia, where he faced tough questions on his stance on climate change.

The NDP's union friends have come to the rescue of potty-mouth Manitoba MP Pat Martin as he faces expenses from a $5-million defamation lawsuit.

It looks like Canada is willing to give Iran's new president a little benefit of the doubt.

His side of the story is worth its weight in gold — or so Andreas Pirelli claims.

Acclaimed microbiologist Dr. Donald Low relayed a strong message advocating assisted suicide before his death last week.

Having sex with a 14-year-old girl while also having intercourse with her adult cousin has landed an unrepentant offender a two-year jail term.

If you’re trying to drop cigarettes, don’t look to their electronic counterparts.

Why then are authorities so unwilling to help the pensioner reclaim what is rightfully hers?

Environmental guru David Suzuki is convinced the Harper government is secretly building prisons for people guilty of criminal charges related to eco-activism - charges he believes the government is clandestinely devising at this very moment.

An RCMP patrol camera in northern Alberta caught an amazing sight — a blazing fireball ripping through Earth's atmosphere.

It's crunch time on Canada's key initiative to improve maternal, newborn and child health while the work is only going to get more difficult.

It took less than half an hour Wednesday morning for the second block of tickets — 2,400 in all — for tours of the soon-to-be-closed Kingston Penitentiary to be sold out.

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