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What does Mayor Rob Ford, U.S. president Barack Obama and Rep. Tim Bishop have in common?

More than a year after the Senate scandal hit the headlines, questions are still being raised about Senate housing allowances.

Suspended Sen. Mike Duffy underwent heart surgery on Tuesday and is recovering in an Ottawa hospital.

Wind howling with flesh-freezing ferocity, snowdrifts as high as your mirrors, and no rescue in sight for 17 frosty hours.

The Toronto Island airport expansion could get a bumpy ride on Thursday and might not even fly to city council later this month.

There was a rock and country vibe at the fourth annual Canadian Music Night.

It would have been a Darwin Award winner if the victim hadn't managed to survive, but it is still a sure-fire candidate for the dumb and dumber category.

The bad headlines for the Senate simply don't stop.

Canadians can expect modest increases in food prices next year, but prices for staples like cheese, eggs, milk and frozen vegetables may decrease, a new report says.

Sun Media is cutting about 200 jobs across the chain due to "unprecedented changes in the print media industry driven largely by the digital revolution."

Another Canadian solider was found dead Monday morning in an apparent suicide.

An NDP government could nix resource projects even before the National Energy Board (NEB) reviews them, party leader Thomas Mulcair says.

Embattled Mayor Rob Ford's crack cocaine scandal is heating up again.

Canada's deadline is looming to claim a massive chunk of the Arctic seafloor as its own.

A smiling Mayor Rob Ford left City Hall Wednesday night laughing off questions about the latest allegations to surface in police documents filed with the courts.

Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair remained tight lipped Wednesday on whether investigators are considering charges against Mayor Rob Ford in light of new wiretap documents being released.

Toronto’s two mayors don’t even agree on what to do with the proposed Toronto Island airport expansion.

We Canadians make “sorry” an art form.

Mayor Rob Ford’s staff members mistakenly believed the murder of an alleged gang member seen in a photo with the mayor was motivated by the now infamous crack video, according to police documents released Wednesday.

You would think if there is anybody who should have been shaken up with the latest court document bombshells, it should have been Mayor Rob Ford.

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