Most Canadians live just a few kilometres from rail tracks that are usually an afterthought or, at best, an annoyance when the trains blare their horns after dark.
Lac-Megantic disaster exposed safety concerns right across Canada
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Vito Rizzuto delayed cancer treatment before death: Source
Mob boss Vito Rizzuto knew he was seriously ill but delayed cancer treatment to spend Christmas with his family, a source tells QMI Agency.
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Canada suspends diplomatic operations in South Sudan
Canada's diplomatic operations in South Sudan have been temporarily suspended and Canadians are urged to leave as tensions and violence in the world's newest country continue to escalate.
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Cyberbullying becomes a national issue in wake of family's 'unending nightmare'
In 2013, Rehtaeh Parsons became the posterchild for Canada's war on cyberbullying.
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Doc sanctioned after botching 80 circumcisions
A doctor has been barred from doing circumcisions after botching 80 of them, the Quebec College of Physicians has ruled.
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Top 5 political fails this year
Here's a list of Canada's five biggest political scandals and disappointments this year.
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Summer of the snake -- and other exotic pets
Snakes and exotic pets dominated headlines in 2013, particularly in August after two young brothers died when an African rock python escaped its enclosure and suffocated them as they slept.
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Lights out for incandescent light bulbs starts Jan.1
Turn em off, Canada. Starting in 2014, you'll have a hard time replacing your incandescent light bulbs, as new government regulations kick in.
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Operators list most 'absurd' 911 calls
A list of the most "jaw-dropping" calls to Vancouver's 911 service in 2013 was released Monday to raise awareness about the importance of only calling in case of a real emergency.
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B.C. hockey mom dies after 'unprovoked, random attack,' police say
A Surrey, B.C., mother of three died after she being attacked outside a local rink Sunday night while waiting to pick up her son from a hockey tournament.
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Winnipeg records coldest December day in 80 years
The year 2013 drew to a close with the delivery of the coldest December day the city has seen in 80 years, with temperatures plunging early in the day to -37.9 C.
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NDP MP Rathika Sitsabaiesan held by 'terrorism' investigators in Sri Lanka: Report
Military officers in Sri Lanka have placed an NDP MP visiting the Indian Ocean island under house arrest Tuesday, confining Rathika Sitsabaiesan to her hotel, according to unverified reports.
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2014 horoscopes for our political leaders
What will 2014 hold for our prime minister and federal party leaders? We take a look at their horoscopes to gauge how the year may treat them.
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Diplomatic drama for MP Rathika Sitsabaiesan in Sri Lanka
The Canadian government has been told by Sri Lanka's top diplomat in Canada that reports of an NDP MP's house arrest in Sri Lanka are false.
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5 reasons why incandescent light bulbs will be missed
If you enjoy the warm glow of an incandescent light bulb, you'd better stock up now.
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Canada urges peace in South Sudan
Canada's foreign affairs department was keeping close tabs on the deteriorating situation in South Sudan on Thursday and called for perpetrators of ethnic attacks to be identified and charged.
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B.C. RCMP hunt for hockey mom's killer
Police in Surrey, B.C., have set up a command post outside the arena where a mother was fatally assaulted as she waited to pick her son up from a hockey tournament.
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Atlantic Canada braces for storm, while Quebec urged to conserve power
Hydro Quebec is asking people to reduce power consumption to prevent blackouts in the midst of a deep freeze across eastern Canada.
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Feds to accept 5,000 immigration applications for parents and grandparents
For the first time since 2011, the feds will accept a trickle of new applications to sponsor parents and grandparents to immigrate to Canada.
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Probation for teen who lit girl's hair, made anti-Semitic remark
A Winnipeg teen who lit a classmate's hair on fire and made an anti-Semitic comment was sentenced to 18 months of supervised probation.
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