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The government will set in motion protests and legal tussles Tuesday if it approves Enbridge's oil pipeline from Alberta's oilsands to the B.C. coastline.

Suspended senator Patrick Brazeau has left a drug and alcohol treatment centre and his lawyer says the alleged victims in his assault and threats case want the charges dropped.

A 24-year-old man is under arrest after a family barbecue degenerated into a gun and chainsaw rampage in central Quebec on Sunday.

The victim of a vicious pit bull attack ordered by a Sundre, Alta., woman hopes the judge throws the book at her during sentencing.

A clever team of McGill science students has created ice cream that doesn't melt in the summer heat.

Canada's ambassador to the U.S. took some not-so-subtle shots at the Obama administration Tuesday for its endless delays in making a decision about the proposed Keystone XL pipeline.

As New Democrat MPs prepare to return to their ridings after the spring session, the official Opposition maintains it won't pay $1.17 million for breaking spending rules.

No one is really sure what to expect June 30 when Mayor Rob Ford leaves Muskoka en route for the city in which he is the elected chief magistrate.

The federal government approved the Northern Gateway project Tuesday, a confirmation that had already riled pipeline foes before the decision was announced.

A retired Kingston-area RCMP officer is calling for the federal government to stop what he calls "discrimination" between different groups of veterans.

Bulging waters on southern Alberta's Oldman River have prompted a state of emergency and likely evacuation for some parts of Lethbridge County.

The blunders continue to pile up in the helicopter jailbreak at Orsainville jail near Quebec City.

Processors don't want milk from a B.C. dairy farm where workers have been accused of abusing cows, the B.C. Milk Marketing Board says.

A friend of accused Mountie killer Justin Bourque has pleaded guilty to uttering death threats against police.

Claresholm, Alta., has declared a state of emergency and many residents have taken cover at the local arena because of flooding.

Investigators are hoping a reward will help to nab a bank robber who has hit more than a dozen financial institutions across Canada.

A new poll shows 40% of British Columbians oppose the federal government’s decision to conditionally approve the Northern Gateway Pipeline project.

A cat lost in Montreal's airport last month has been found.

Mounties have laid 343 charges and rescued 5 children in a months-long national online child porn sweep.

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