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Clayton Kennedy, the former co-manager of Attawapiskat First Nation, has been charged with theft and fraud.

The federal New Democrats are being investigated for allegedly using parliamentary funds to staff regional party offices.

The toxic soup that passes for air in Beijing is so bad, Canada's ambassador to China says he might need to upgrade the embassy's air filters.

Quebec's premier-elect says he's ready to sit down with counterparts in the rest of Canada to "create jobs and prosperity."

A vehicle fell into a massive hole on a road in Trois- Rivieres Tuesday morning.

The Canadian branch of the Humane Society has issued a statement reasserting its support of the Inuit seal hunt in response to the online "sealfie" movement.

Parts of Peace River, Alta., were evacuated Tuesday night as water flooded the downtown area.

Police say Attawapiskat First Nation Chief Theresa Spence is not facing any charges and is not currently under investigation in regards to any discrepancies in the band's books.

A Shriner has been charged with assault after scuffling with an animal-rights protester outside a Shrine Circus performance in Ottawa last year.

A 40th victim of the Lac-Megantic, Que., railway explosion has been identified, but seven others might never be.

The Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA) expects services to resume by the weekend after the discovery of a malicious bug that could be used to steal personal information.

Conservative backbench MP Dave Van Kesteren is moving to close a legal loophole that lets spouse killers collect public pension survivor benefits.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper urged NDP Leader Tom Mulcair to "do the right thing" and reimburse taxpayers roughly $3 million that may have been spent illegally.

An Edmonton nurse who stabbed her husband in the neck with an insulin-loaded needle and set a trap for him using cooking oil and syringes was put behind bars Wednesday.

An unmanned American navy drone flew into Canadian-controlled airspace on Tuesday morning, which surprised officials who were not expecting to see it.

If Canada is ever overrun by brain-eating zombies, better hoof it to Regina, St. John’s or Edmonton.

Jim Flaherty: The man behind the politics

Former finance minister Jim Flaherty died in Ottawa, Thursday, April 10.

Former finance minister Jim Flaherty has died. He was 64.

Suspended senator Patrick Brazeau was in a Gatineau, Que., courtroom Thursday morning to answer to charges that he assaulted a woman, threatened a man and was in possession of cocaine when he was arrested earlier in the morning.

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