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As the Parti Quebecois stands poised to win a majority government, English-speaking Quebecers are once again nervous.

A famous Toronto restaurateur known as “Spiceman” was found guilty of assaulting a man he said he believed was a thief who repeatedly pilfered his property.

A man who once threatened to kill his neighbour with a combat bow was arrested Friday after a deadly stabbing spree in Edmonton.

Paul Joseph Vukmanich, 27, who earlier pleaded guilty to animal cruelty, flight from police, possession of a dangerous weapon, impaired driving, resisting arrest and possession of stolen property, was also banned from owning a pet for 25 years and prohibited from driving for five years.

Mayor Rob Ford has gone Hollywood.

You have to serve a lot of pints, and earn a lot of tips, to pay more than $100,000 in legal fees.

Four people were taken to hospital Saturday after a ski lift fell at a small B.C. ski hill.

Twenty crew members who were on board a Canadian navy ship when a fire broke out in its engine room Friday night have been treated and have returned to regular duties.

Alberta Premier Alison Redford received a dubious award from the Alberta Federation of Labour Saturday.

Mayor Rob Ford may have gone Hollywood, but he isn’t going to be walking the red carpet.

Quebec language cops only have to look at provincial Facebook sites to bust English-only offenders.

A former member of Quebec's legislature has been found dead on the side of a private road in a town on Quebec's Gaspe Peninsula.

Ottawa is putting up financial support to help veterans of D-Day and the Battle of Normandy go to France to take part in ceremonies to mark the 70th anniversary of the major Second World War battles.

Canada's war of words with the Russians escalated Sunday with Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird expressing "revulsion" at President Vladimir Putin's "old Soviet-style" tactics to bully its Ukrainian neighbour.