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One of Prime Minister Stephen Harper's fiercest loyalists has been fired from his job with the Conservative Party of Canada days after accusations surfaced he that interfered in a local nomination race involving his girlfriend, an MP for a GTA riding.

See the best photos taken across Canada and around the world this week.

The fact that a mystery woman — initially thought to be a nurse — dove in to save a wounded police officer’s life Friday was already the stuff of movies.

Canada's mission to Afghanistan is officially over today.

The murder trial is set to being Monday for a man accused in the grisly death of an Armstrong, B.C., teen on Halloween night.

The government will appeal the Federal Court's injunction that allows medical pot smokers to keep growing their own stash.

The sudden dismissal of Dimitri Soudas as the Conservative Party of Canada's executive director is a good thing, one of Prime Minister Stephen Harper's former advisers says.

Justin Trudeau apologized Monday for dropping an F-bomb at a weekend cancer charity event, saying his wife scolded him for his potty mouth.

A new report from the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has Canadian opposition MPs alarmed and demanding the government take action.

B.C. Premier Christy Clark will leave Ottawa with a few agreements in hand she says will help her province develop its liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry.

Two skiers are in serious but stable condition after being swept up in an avalanche at Sunshine Village ski resort Monday.

An autopsy of the body believed to be that of missing Whitby jogger Jeffrey Boucher revealed no signs of foul play, Durham Regional Police said Monday.

Who was Charnjit "Sonny" Bassi planning to shoot and did he have accomplices?

Police are investigating whether the gunman who wounded a Peel Regional Police officer was targeting someone inside the Brampton Courthouse Friday morning, sources have told the Toronto Sun.

Brian Lilley sits down with Prime Minister Stephen Harper for a one-on-one interview on the issue of the Afghan mission.

If something sounds too outrageous to be true, it's a good idea to check the calendar.

The two people accused of getting frisky on a daytime flight from Toronto to Halifax pleaded not guilty in court Tuesday.

One of the longest-serving and most combative MPs in the House of Commons is packing it in to try his hand at municipal politics.

When Tina Ferrone bought her first Lotto Max ticket on Friday — on a whim during her lunch hour — she did not expect to net $48 million.

Neither rain, nor snow, nor sleet, nor hail — but a leg left badly broken after a fall on ice?

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