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Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is working on one of the final steps before a massive expansion of a system that tracks everyone's Canada-U.S. border crossings and automatically informs both governments.

Ignorance is no excuse when it comes to understanding details of legal gun transportation within Canada, the Supreme Court ruled Friday.

Convicted terrorist Omar Khadr is being transferred from his maximum-security cell to a medium-security penitentiary in central Alberta.

The former owner of Darwin the Ikea Monkey has been ordered to pay $83,000 in legal costs to a sanctuary who now has the monkey.

It'll be ready when it's ready.

The winning ticket for the $50 million Lotto Max jackpot was sold in Ontario. The draw was made Friday night.

A team of biologists at Simon Fraser University in B.C. says male black widow spiders shake their abdomens to produce carefully pitched vibrations that let females know they fancy them.

Canada’s heritage minister returned hundreds in donations after it was revealed that some of the donors depended on taxpayer money from her department.

Enbridge restarted its 450,000 barrel-per-day Alberta Clipper pipeline after an oil spill at a Saskatchewan pump station Saturday.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper arrived here Sunday for his first-ever visit to Israel leading a monster-sized delegation that includes 21 rabbis.

The three major federal parties announced good financial news during the past week, however it's the Liberals who gained the most, political scientist Bruce Hicks said.

The remains of the two Ottawa-area men killed Friday in a suicide attack in Afghanistan will be returned on a military flight possibly by mid-week.

Two young boys overcome by toxic fumes from a vehicle running in a garage where a man committed suicide Sunday were saved by their neighbour's carbon monoxide detector.

Calgary’s flooded Saddledome this summer is proof climate change is real and Mother Nature should not be messed with, says Neil Young, repeating his tune about oilsands destroying First Nations.

One reporter on a local TV station called it a "rock-star welcome" for Canada's prime minister but whatever it was, Stephen Harper was clearly enjoying himself as he kicked off a four-day tour of the only democracy in the Middle East.

Immigration Minister Chris Alexander refused to rule out the imposition of Canadian sanctions on Ukraine following that country’s legislative crackdown on protesters.

Two mothers have launched a website to warn parents about sexually explicit books lining shelves in elementary-school libraries.

The body of a Canadian pilot and his passenger were found in the wreckage of a plane that crashed in the Amazon on Saturday.

See some of the best photos from across the country and around the world taken this week.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper met with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas here Monday morning where he announced Canada would provide the Palestinians with $66 million in new aid money.

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