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Now it its second week, the search related to a missing Calgary family expanded Monday.

Power is slowly being restored to homes and businesses across New Brunswick and Nova Scotia after Saturday's storm.

A Quebec City woman had to be rushed to hospital after she was bitten by a scorpion that had hidden in her sneaker when she packed up to leave Nicaragua last month.

Alberta's highest court has ordered that former Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar Khadr be transferred from a federal penitentiary to a provincial jail.

The great spam purge has begun and those big e-mailing lists compiled by businesses and non-profits appear to have shrunk dramatically.

A frank and funny obituary about B.C.'s George Ferguson is getting a lot of attention online.

Friends and police are still wondering how a Winnipeg man, apparently swimming happily and healthily, suddenly vanished underwater and never resurfaced.

Finance Minister Joe Oliver is warning Canadians of a "multibillion-dollar tax on everything" he says Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau wants to impose.

The feedback from Superman fans proved to be more powerful than a locomotive.

The federal justice committee heard more disturbing testimony Wednesday from former sex workers, many of whom said their lives were irreparably damaged by the experience.

Fish and wildlife officers have nabbed poachers in a massive tip-spurred investigation.

It has to be the worst job around, made nearly unbearable in the scorching, relentless heat.

The Crown has agreed to the release of Douglas Garland, the person of interest in the mysterious disappearance of a Calgary family, on unrelated charges.

A rare false killer whale calf that washed up on shore in Tofino, B.C., on Thursday survived the night, officials at the Vancouver Aquarium say.

Police say they fined a mother $60 after officers had to break a window to reach her seven-month-old boy who was left in a car while she went shopping in a Montreal suburb.

Terrorism experts say moving convicted terrorist Omar Khadr from a federal prison to a provincial jail could seriously hamper efforts to de-radicalize him.

An 18-year-old man was arrested Friday in the prom party slaying of an Ottawa teenager.

The cost of this summer's floods in Western Manitoba will exceed $200 million, and that's only the beginning, provincial officials say.

Jobs Minister Jason Kenney says he told the provinces the federal government is willing to make special exceptions to the strict changes in the Temporary Foreign Workers Program (TFWP).

Canada imposed sanctions Friday on 14 more individuals linked to the violence in Ukraine, hours after 23 servicemen were killed and 100 wounded in a missile attack by pro-Russian rebels.

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