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Canada has officially extended an invitation to Speaker John Boehner, the top Republican in the U.S. House of Representatives, to travel here to discuss the Keystone XL pipeline.

A Saskatchewan man has been charged under the province's Wildlife Regulations Act after allegedly trying to kill a beaver and cut off its tail.

When it comes to kids, seven aren't enough for Joel Lapierre and wife Julie Joseph.

MONTREAL -- Transport Canada has established no-fly zones over two more Quebec jails as authorities continue to search for three fugitives who fled a holding centre via helicopter, QMI Agency has learned.

OTTAWA — Immigration Minister Chris Alexander pledged more than $50 million to help refugees worldwide, but would not commit to accepting 10,000 Syrian refugees into Canada by 2016, as requested by the United Nations.

Police are looking to the public for help after 2,000 pairs of brand new CCM Tacks ice skates were stolen from a container.

The government announced several million dollars in funding for economic development projects in First Nations communities as celebrations for National Aboriginal Day took place across the country.

Canada imposed another round of sanctions against 11 Russian individuals and a Crimea-based oil company Saturday.

The Mormon church has sued a Canadian polygamist for using its trademarked name, saying its reputation was damaged and that donations intended for the denomination were misdirected, a lawsuit filed in a Canadian court said.

National Aboriginal Day was commemorated with concerts and cultural events and across the country on Saturday.

These celebrity tattoo mistakes remind why us why it's always best to think before you ink.

Quebec provincial police said Sunday that they arrested three alleged murderers who had used a helicopter to escape from jail two weeks ago.

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

Residents of Lac-Megantic are upset after discovering that a Google satellite map of the town shows the aftermath of last summer's deadly train derailment and explosion.

Human remains found in wreckage in a German lake have been positively identified as a Canadian airman who fought in the Second World War.

The Canadian government released a tepid statement from a junior minister in response to a seven-year prison sentence for a Canadian journalist convicted in Egypt in a terrorism trial many international observers considered a sham.

A new poll indicates most Quebecers think their province will never separate from Canada.

The “lower half” of a newborn was found in a storm drain in a North York park Monday, according to Toronto Police.

Each time a train rumbles past her house and the clothing shop where she works, Lucie Roy relives the moment last year when explosions levelled much of her neighbourhood - and she and her two children narrowly escaped injury.

Hudson's Bay Company pulled "Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels" T-shirts from its shelves and website Monday after pictures of the top sparked backlash online.

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