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Prime Minister Stephen Harper begins one of his longest overseas trips Saturday, with six days in India, a day in the Philippines and a day in Hong Kong.

Separatist Quebec Premier Pauline Marois has backed down from her attempt to put a Quebec spin on her Remembrance Day lapel poppy.

Engaging in a “reign of terror” against his family, which included raping his teenage daughter and Tasering the family dogs, has landed a Calgary man a 15-year prison term.

Two winning tickets for the $50 million Lotto Max jackpot were sold in B.C. and Western Canada, but the province has not been named.

A New Brunswick man was found guilty Saturday in the murder of his 16-year-old cousin.

Most of us are looking forward to catching an extra hour of sleep when the clocks fall back an hour Sunday. But for some, the time change may mess up sleep patterns, says Judith Davidson, a psychologist and sleep disorder researcher at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ont.

A firefighter from east of Montreal is suspected of committing at least 26 arsons in the past three years.

Transit police in B.C.'s Lower Mainland checked the entire TransLink system Friday night after a makeshift explosive device was found on the SkyTrain tracks in Surrey and a suspicious package was spotted at a station in Burnaby.

In his new book CBC Exposed, Brian Lilley casts a critical eye on the sacred cow of Canadian broadcasting, the CBC.

A 29-year-old man wanted in Ohio for the murder of his wife surrendered to Quebec police on Sunday morning.

More than 200 balloons floated into the sky Saturday afternoon in St. Paul, each one a floating tribute to 11-year-old Megan Wolitski, killed after a minivan crashed into her Grade 6 classroom last week.

Twenty three years ago, Devinder Shory left India for what he thought would be a brighter future in Canada.

Rifle enthusiasts celebrating the destruction of most long-gun registry files last week have more to cheer about after the government again deferred a plan gun-control advocates say would combat illegal arms trafficking.

Two Montreal men appeared in a Regina courtroom Friday after a bizarre claim landed them in trouble.

It wasn't a typical day at the office and it is one that Analyn Pallister will never forget.

Call this the mother of all Manitoba moving jobs.

Days after the XL Foods plant in Brooks, Alta., resumed operations, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has asked that new corrective measures be put in place.

Commuters will see increased security Monday as the investigation continues into an explosive device found on SkyTrain tracks in Surrey, B.C.

From heroine to hostage in a hurry, a Zellers employee was taken on a wild ride by an alleged would-be shoplifter Sunday night in Calgary.

Every year, a staggering four million people come to see India’s beautiful icon, the Taj Mahal. On Monday, Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen added to that total.

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