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“Relax,” Bunny Ranch owner Dennis Hof said. “It’s just sex.”

Five deaths on Ontario and Quebec roads are being blamed on wicked winter weather as a storm moved through the two provinces.

A mother who claims “I never do anything” has raised $25,000 and collected $10,000 worth of baby formula in 15 days for the local food bank.

Idle No More forced Canadians to look at its age-old "Indian question" in 2013. The mostly peaceful mass protests of 2012 gave way in 2013 to hunger strikes, road and rail blockades and even a battle over an unsanitary burger shack, in an escalating demonstration of just how disenchanted First Nations are with federal policies.

The Conservative government is giving its strongest signal yet it will replace the prostitution laws struck down by the Supreme Court of Canada with new measures.

Gather around — it’s time to welcome the “C” word once again.

This little piggy went to market. Scores of Honey-Bee hams didn't, though.

A Coquitlam, B.C., high school math teacher who placed watermarks telling his students “no one likes you” on a practice package — and started class by telling his students “don't piss me off” — has been disciplined by the B.C. Teacher Regulation Branch.

Researchers at the University of B.C. and Vancouver Coastal Health believe they've found the potential cure for a rare eye disease that makes the majority of people born with the ailment legally blind.

Victims of one of Canada's biggest Ponzi schemes will get $17 million in reimbursement cheques in time for Christmas, their representative says.

Vito Rizzuto, 67, has died in hospital of a lung ailment.

In his Christmas message, Governor General David Johnston has offered condolences to military family members who have lost loved ones due to suicides.

The number of homes without power is down significantly, but thousands across southern Ontario were still dealing with outages Tuesday morning after a winter storm on the weekend.

The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) has tracked Santa every year since 1955 as he crosses the globe.

n his Christmas greeting to Canadians, Prime Minister Stephen Harper calls this a "time to reflect on our good fortune and a time to remember those in our midst who have less."

Russia formally dropped criminal charges against Greenpeace activists arrested in a protest over Arctic oil drilling on Wednesday, under a Kremlin amnesty extended to all 30 who had been facing up to seven years jail if convicted.

Call this a happy Christmas for the Happy Hooker.

A grinch whose heart is two sizes too small tried to steal Christmas from Santa.

Russia has begun the process of sending home 30 Greenpeace activists - including two Canadians - who were detained there for more than two months after staging a protest against Arctic oil drilling.

The cat came back – just in time for Christmas.

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