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Three people were critically injured Monday in a massive pileup involving 40 vehicles in Quebec's Laurentians region.

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Canada’s spy service is sounding the alarm “about the increasing number of Canadian citizens or residents who leave the country to participate in terrorist activities abroad,” its latest annual report states.

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty says his health won't affect his ability to promote the upcoming federal budget, which he announced will be released Feb. 11.

New Democrats and Conservatives gave sneak peeks of the pre-election sniping to come after rolling out their unofficial campaigns Monday as MPs returned to Parliament Hill after a six-week recess.

The Opposition argued for using the Special Economic Measures Act to impose "targeted sanctions" against members of the Ukrainian government.

In the wake of a national firestorm over a local man who posed as a combat veteran, a group of Canadian soldiers is set to launch a new website to out other military imposters.

The B.C. Coroners Service has confirmed the death of a Mexican national being held by Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) on Dec. 28

Diane Ford had a few choice words for her bad boy son: "Smarten up, Robbie."

People in central Canada were once again getting out the scarves, mittens and touques as an arctic blast brought extremely cold temperatures right across the region.

Self-described "true-blue" Conservative veterans trekked to Parliament Hill Tuesday to warn the government that if it doesn't reconsider its decision to close veterans' services offices, they will abandon the party they've always stood by.

A Canadian Muslim group wants an apology after Prime Minister Stephen Harper's top spokesman suggested the organization was linked to the terrorist group Hamas.

Police in Hollywood, Fla., have arrested a career criminal in the stabbing death of a Canadian tourist, according to media reports.

A new sensor could help municipalities save big bucks because it can tell snowplow operators how much salt they're putting on icy roads.

In an unprecedented move, Quebec's provincial police force has formally charged its own former director and two other ex-bosses with fraud, theft and breach of trust.

The first provincial police officers on the scene of last Thursday's deadly nursing home fire prevented a much higher death toll, sources told QMI Agency.

Foreign Minister John Baird downplayed the potential impact of an anti-Keystone XL pipeline ad expected to air on MSNBC Tuesday, saying its intended audience is likely already against the proposed pipeline.

Health Canada officials are considering whether to approve use of an abortion pill that could be linked to several women's deaths, but the health minister has little to say about it.

Three Al Jazeera journalists — including Egyptian-Canadian Mohamed Fahmy — have been charged with being members of a terrorist organization following their arrest late last year.

A Mountie rescued three puppies from the cold Halifax weather and the dispatchers purchased them food, treats and toys.

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