One man is charged with attempted murder and another is fighting for his life in hospital after an early morning knife fight at a Tim Hortons on Tuesday.
Attempted murder charges after Tim Hortons fight
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Green poop, psychedelic drinks and free porn — what Canadians are searching on Google
Quebecers have a thing for poutine, lots of folks in Saskatchewan search for bestiality and Albertans lead the country in searches for pregnant porn, a new report looking at Google searches has found.
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Tourist attacked by bear during Alberta vacation wants bruin to live
Leave the bear alone.
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Woman killed by chainsaw north of Montreal
A Quebec woman met a gruesome end last weekend when she slashed her neck open with a chainsaw.
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Two teen girls in Manitoba accused of assaulting hockey refs
Two teenage girls from Lake Manitoba First Nation have been charged for allegedly assaulting referees during a playoff hockey game northwest of Winnipeg on March 30.
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Teen pleads guilty to 'sucker punch' killing
A Winnipeg teen has pleaded guilty to manslaughter after admitting to a single “sucker punch” that killed another teen at a high school football party.
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Number of crimes reported to police drops for 10th year in a row: StatsCan
Statistic Canada says fewer crimes were reported to Canadian police last year than in 2012 — the 10th consecutive annual decrease — but there was an increase in reports of sexual offences against children.
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Mike Duffy acknowledged Peruvian woman's paternity claim, says mom
The mother of a Peruvian woman who claims Mike Duffy is the father of her daughter says the suspended senator has acknowledged paternity.
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Meerkats at the Edmonton Valley Zoo
Meerkats are the latest animal to greet guests at the
Edmonton Valley Zoo.
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Hydro poles embedded in Montreal sidewalk
A city paving crew didn't ask questions when they saw two hydro poles in their path — they kept on pouring concrete, leaving the pole smack in the middle of a finished sidewalk.
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Brandon suspect could break in, but has trouble breaking out
A klutzy caper’s comical attempt at leaving the scene of a crime may just be what leads to his capture.
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Canada imposes sanctions on rebel leaders, Russian arms, finance and energy sectors
Canada targeted rebel leaders in eastern Ukraine and 10 players in Russia's arms, finance and energy sectors with new sanctions announced Thursday.
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Canadian fighter jet hit by lightning, lands safely in Alberta
A CF-18 fighter jet hit by lightning landed safe at Whitecourt Airport in northern Alberta on Thursday.
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Disciplinary committee rips dirty doc for putting patients at risk
An "abusive" doctor who exposed patients at her Carling Ave. endoscopy clinic to the risk of disease got some bitter medicine Thursday.
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After a century, Manitoba town discovers it's not dry
For as long as anyone can remember, everyone in the Rural Municipality of Hanover thought the Manitoba community was dry.
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Two huskies sow terror in Montreal suburb
A pair of huskies suspected of killing two cats and seriously injuring a terrier have residents of a ritzy Montreal suburb fearing a child could be next.
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Health minister calls for ideas to curb prescription drug abuse
Health Minister Rona Ambrose wants ideas to improve the way potentially addictive drugs are prescribed.
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NDP wants Tories to fund UN agency that housed terrorist rocket launchers
The NDP wants the government to give money to the United Nations agency in Gaza that Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird rebuked this week because terrorist rocket launchers were found in one of its schools.
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Feds shrug off law group's criticism of Harper's spat with chief justice
The Prime Minister's Office is unfazed by calls from an international legal body that it owes an apology to the Supreme Court's chief justice for criticizing her in public.
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Plane returns to Pearson after threat
A passenger threat caused a Panama-bound
Sunwing flight to turn back to Peason
airport Friday morning.
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