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Justin Trudeau may be living proof that absence makes the heart grow fonder.

An Ottawa man wants answers after being hit with a huge Rogers bill for services that stayed active at his house months after it burned to the ground.

After the post office returned a child's letter to Santa because of a misspelling, the little boy received a special delivery -- a personal letter from Santa.

A dollar store in Gimli, Man., has pulled from its shelves a gag item that claims to cure gayness, according to reports.

The Supreme Court of Canada has rejected an appeal by ex-judge Jacques Delisle, sentenced to life in prison for murdering his disabled wife.

Sen. Hugh Segal is stepping down from the upper chamber to become the next master of Massey College in Toronto.

Two Canadian Greenpeace activists won't be home for Christmas after a Russian judge ruled the so-called Arctic 30 must stay in the country.

The RCMP has charged a one-time friend of former prime minister Jean Chretien with fraud and money laundering in the federal sponsorship scandal.

The driver of a Hyundai clocked at 163 km/h on the Anthony Henday — with a woman and two kids under the age of nine as passengers — is being hit with more charges, including two counts of causing a child to be in need of intervention.

An Edmonton man accused of attempted murder for chopping his handicapped friend of 40 years in the head with a hatchet was found not guilty by a jury Friday evening.

William Mercer Wilson is a little known figure in Ontario history who helped build the province — and the country — in a subtle way.

If you've never bought a lottery ticket before, you might want to reconsider.

A former Hells Angel convicted of murder who escaped from custody last February was caught and arrested Friday night.

A plane crash just north of Lloydminster has left one man dead and a farmhouse damaged.

Southern Ontario and Quebec got their first blast of winter on Saturday and now it’s the Maritimes’ turn.

Gary Cartwright doesn't owe Rogers anything.

Freight train service will resume Wednesday in a blast-ravaged Quebec town near the Maine border, but hazardous materials will be banned.

Daniel Paille, the unelected leader of the separatist Bloc Quebecois, is quitting for health reasons, QMI Agency has learned.

Industry Minister James Moore has apologized for controversial comments he made over the weekend suggesting the federal government has no responsibility for addressing child poverty.

The feds have dealt a blow to some provinces' efforts to expand the Canada Pension Plan (CPP).

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