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Justice Minister Peter MacKay says the protesters who duped the RCMP on Monday to get dangerously close to the prime minister crossed the line.

Teens who go toxic online are being warned in a new ad: Spew hate at your classmates and you'll get a visit from the cops.

An Alberta health care worker in her late 20s was North America’s first victim of H5N1, also known as avian flu.

A school bus driver who was ordered by a student to stop the bus and hand over the keys was sentenced to jail Wednesday after pleading guilty to drunk driving.

Enough is enough.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper is hoping to keep Canadians "in the know" with a new video magazine called 24 Seven, but some see it as a way to avoid the media and control the message.

A kitten named Polo nearly went through all of his nine lives when he was found frozen in the ice, standing up.

A patient with terminal cancer is smoking marijuana in his hospital room in Quebec's Eastern Townships in a case that politicians are watching closely.

The “devastated” family of North America’s first H5N1 flu victim says the young Red Deer, Alta., nurse’s goal in life was to help others.

Former doctor Guy Turcotte, who faces a retrial for killing his two children, wants Canada's highest court to stop the second process.

There is more trouble for former Liberal senator Mac Harb, who the RCMP alleges in new court documents committed mortgage fraud with two properties.

Another federal minister has jumped into the fray following a report this week about possible eco-extremist violence to stop any future construction of the Northern Gateway pipeline project in B.C.

See some amazing and compelling images taken across the country and around the world this week.

A unit at North York General Hospital in downtown Toronto has been placed under quarantine after an outbreak of H1N1 flu virus.

Did you hear the story about a 22-foot walleye spotted in the Ottawa River?

A Rhode Island woman who was shocked to discover that the wrong body was placed in her mother's casket at a funeral home last month has hired a detective to solve the mystery.

No one's numbers came up at Friday's Lotto Max draw, which means the draw on Jan. 17 will offer an estimated $50 million plus an estimated 12 Maxmillions prizes of $1 million each.

A "vent and burn" to put out the lingering fire on two cars of a CN train carrying crude oil and propane that derailed in New Brunswick Tuesday was extinguished Saturday morning.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper reaffirmed Canada’s closeness with Israel while expressing his “deepest condolences” on the death of former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon.

Cab drivers are feeling unfairly scrutinized after comments from the province's Health Minster in the wake of two recent deaths.

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