If you aren't feeling festive by now, these classic ads
might kickstart your holiday spirit.
10 Christmas commercials that will take you way back
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Homicides down in Canada, stats show
Canada's homicide rate in 2012 was the lowest it's been since 1966, Statistics Canada reported Thursday.
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Michigan man charged in porch shooting will face trial
A white suburban Detroit homeowner will stand trial on charges of second-degree murder in the shooting death of a young, black woman who knocked on his door in the middle of the night in November, a Michigan judge said on Thursday.
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Website lets you get a personal greeting from Mike Duffy
Well, hello to you Mr. Duffy.
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Canada due for a white Christmas
Most Canadians are in for a white Christmas this year.
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Police notes on shootings can't be vetted by lawyers, Supreme Court rules
The Supreme Court has ruled police officers involved in shootings cannot have lawyers help them with their notes.
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Family loses everything twice
A family that lost everything in a fire last month and started over with the help of family, friends and charity lost many of its new belongings in a flood this week.
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Sun News must be offered by all cable/satellite companies: CRTC
The CRTC is shaking up the broadcasting landscape, with a major decision that will make more news channels available to Canadians.
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Prostitution laws to be decided by Supreme Court on Friday
The Supreme Court of Canada is poised to hand down a ruling Friday that could rip up the nation's prostitution laws.
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Couple finds stolen dog — 600 km from home
A missing family dog was reunited with its family in Winnipeg after a 600-km trek from home.
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Alberta man dodges death in moose collision
A Manning area man survived a collision with a moose in white-out conditions by ducking down below the dash and into the front passenger seat of his SUV.
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Federal panel approves Northern Gateway pipeline
A federal panel has approved the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline project, with conditions.
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Flooding tops list of year's biggest weather stories
From the massive super flood in southern Alberta to the torrent of rain that hit Toronto, flooding was responsible for the biggest weather stories of the year, Environment Canada meteorologist David Phillips says.
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Senate scandal: PM felt 'betrayed'
Prime Minister Stephen Harper said despite feeling betrayed by some of his associates, he has no intention of stepping down before the 2015 election.
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Supreme Court strikes down prostitution laws
In a sweeping decision, the Supreme Court of Canada has struck down all of the long-standing Criminal Code provisions dealing with prostitution.
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HMCS Toronto crew celebrated for job well done
Bravo Zulu.
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Forces cancels $2.1B purchase of armoured vehicles
The Canadian Forces finally announced it is cancelling a plan to spend $2.1 billion on new armoured vehicles.
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Sun Scribe Thane Burnett bids farewell after 26 years
I can see the bartender tapping his watch.
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Alberta man dead in B.C. avalanche
An Alberta man is dead after an avalanche in Golden, B.C. on Friday, police say.
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Hundreds of holiday hams stolen from Ontario business
Several hundred holiday hams have been snatched from a London, Ont., business just days before Christmas.
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