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Many schools and businesses remained closed in Atlantic Canada after a blizzard moved through the area on Wednesday, and high winds hampered clean-up efforts on Thursday.

Atlantic Canada braved a powerful late-season snow storm with a faithful pal at its side: potato chips.

Canadians gave less to charity in 2012 than in 2011, new data from Statistics Canada shows.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper says there's no room for troublemakers on the G8 and unless Vladimir Putin starts playing nice, the Russian president should ride the bench - permanently.

MP Rob Anders, the bluest of the blue in Stephen Harper's Conservative caucus, says federal Liberal infiltrators are trying to take over his riding association to accomplish through a nomination battle what they've been unable to in six general elections: Defeat him.

After Ellen DeGeneres' Oscars selfie raised $1.5 million for an anti-seal hunt organization, Canada's Inuit have started a new viral phenomenon -- sealfies.

Federal NDP deputy leader Megan Leslie is trying to explain why a 9/11 Truther event is posted on her website.

The Conservatives plan to make it tougher for immigrants to qualify for the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) - a financial aid program for the poorest in the country.

A firefighter in western Quebec got a horrible shock when she answered a call last week — the flames were coming out of her own apartment and she didn't know if her two daughters were home.

The government was rolling in cash Friday after posting a $2.2 billion surplus for just January numbers — a tidy sum that indicates the Conservatives are on track to eliminate the deficit by this time next year.

Police are offering a $50,000 reward for information that would help solve a 41-year-old murder case.

Police in B.C. laid 10 new charges on a convicted sex tourist accused of child sex offences in both Canada and Cambodia.

A key piece of evidence in an assault trial apparently comes from the suspects cellphone, after an accused biker allegedly pocket-dialled 911 during an attack on a member of a rival biker club.

While this was a hellish winter for Canadians across the board, Winnipeg had the worst of them all.

The floods that devastated southern Alberta ranked third highest in disaster insurance claims in 2013, according to an international insurer.

From St. John's to Yellowknife, Canadians took part in a national day of action demanding a new Health Accord.

Canada’s military commitment to Afghanistan may have ended, but terrorism in the war-torn nation continues.

Autopsies are being performed Sunday after three people died in a fire in an abandoned building in Charlottetown, P.E.I., Saturday morning. A fourth person has been airlifted to hospital.

A majority of Canadians are proud of the men and women who fought in Afghanistan, but would be less likely to support another similar mission, according to an exclusive poll for Sun News.

In the chronicles of political corruption in Canada, it’s an unprecedented trifecta.

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