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It's the foreign workers who are the big losers in the government's decision to suspend part of the temporary Foreign Workers Program, says a lobby group for migrants.

A man who spread feces on his former wife's door and left frightening phone messages for her has been sentenced to serve 10 days in jail.

The goal of an appeal heard Wednesday in the case of former Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar Khadr is to get him "out of the grasps" of Prime Minister Stephen Harper.

For the second time in less than a year, Mayor Rob Ford was caught on camera Saturday appearing to smoke crack cocaine, the Globe and Mail reported.

It’s not easy to be vulnerable and this is one of the most difficult times in my life. I have a problem with alcohol, and the choices I have made while under the influence. I have struggled with this for some time.

A 47-year-old man has been charged with two counts of first degree murder and two counts of attempted murder after a shooting at a Nanaimo, B.C., mill Wednesday morning.

Mayor Rob Ford says if he doesn’t deal with his demons, “I know I am going to die.”

The body of an Edmonton man who went missing in Cambodia 10 weeks ago was discovered Thursday near the 'Gate of Death' at the country's ancient Angkor Wat temple.

Mayor Rob Ford tells the Toronto Sun that he is "ready to take a break" from the mayoral election campaign to "go get help."

Bloating blue whale carcasses will be removed from Newfoundland and Labrador beaches, federal Fisheries and Oceans Minister Gail Shea says.

Toronto Police want to see Mayor Rob Ford’s new ‘crack’ video.

Rob Ford’s motives for checking into rehab are highly questionable and his chances of kicking his addictions are extremely slim, says a well-respected substance abuse expert.

To a growing clamour of critics, Coach Bryan MacKenzie is a crusty, bad-tempered relic from a less tolerant era, banning some poor kid from his baseball team all because the teen’s hair is too long.

Canadian soldiers will take part in NATO military exercises in Poland, in response to the deteriorating situation in Ukraine, Prime Minister Stephen Harper says.

Shawn Atleo has resigned as national chief of the Assembly of First Nations.

Canada's largest union is celebrating Friday's decision to replace dockworkers responsible for servicing cruise ships in Sydney, N.S., with non-union workers.

An Egyptian judge wished three al-Jazeera journalists, including Canadian-Egyptian Mohamed Fahmy, a happy World Press Freedom Day before refusing them bail and adjourning their case until May 15, The Guardian reported.

A Boeing 747 test plane owned by Pratt & Whitney that was having technical problems was forced to dump 20,000 litres of fuel before landing.

A Long Plains First Nation man shot by police following a drunken birthday party melee has learned from his mistakes and should serve no more time in custody, a judge was told Friday.

In an op-ed in the Journal de Montreal Saturday, former Quebec premier Jacques Parizeau says that the Parti Quebecois is at a crossroads and needs to re-evaluate its objectives in order to thrive in the future.

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