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If you didn’t already know, you can’t go skinny dipping at the police station.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper says Canada will impose new sanctions against Russia this week to move closer to those imposed by Europe and the United States.

The Tories pointed the finger at the Chinese government Tuesday after repeated cyberattacks against the government's research and development arm forced it to shut down computer systems last weekend.

Citing security concerns, the federal government announced early Tuesday Canadian staff have been temporarily removed from offices in Libya.

Alberta officially has two more millionaires.

Wife-killer Robert Gaudette simply opened an unlocked cell window in his minimum security prison to escape from the facility north of Montreal on Tuesday, a source tells QMI Agency.

Turns out Emery Cressman didn’t need a shot of caffeine to wake up last Sunday morning.

The country's deputy chief public health officer says the risk of an Ebola outbreak in Canada remains low, despite reports that the deadliest outbreak of the disease is currently playing out in Africa.

WINNIPEG -- Thousands of drivers may be eligible for refunds after being issued photo radar tickets with the wrong citation.

Mayor Rob Ford went for coffee with Deadmau5 Wednesday.

Residents forced from their homes after a deadly landslide two years ago will finally be able to return to their small B.C. community when the evacuation order is lifted Thursday.

The Supreme Court says so-called Mr. Big operations — sting operations in which cops pose as gangsters to try to coax confessions — are too likely to produce prejudicial results and need to be further regulated.

If you were at a party in Hinton, Alta., in the late ’60s or early ’70s where a human skull was shown or passed around, the Mounties would like to talk to you.

China's foreign ministry accused Canada on Thursday of making irresponsible accusations lacking any credible evidence after Canada singled out Chinese hackers for attacking a key computer network and lodged a protest with Beijing.

The Newmarket, Ont., teen who was killed in a freak accident when a soccer net fell on her Wednesday has been identified as 15-year-old Jaime Palm.

A B.C. First Nation chief who represents 81 members was paid nearly $1 million tax-free last year.

A new poll shows 40% of Canadians have no idea what role Canada played in the First World War.

The Public Health Agency of Canada recommends Canadians avoid all non-essential travel to areas affected by the current Ebola virus outbreak.

Pregnant women, the elderly and children have been advised to limit their exposure to smoke coming from a fire at the dump in Iqaluit, Nunavut.

More than 200 dogs and puppies rescued from a puppy mill in Estrie, Que., in May are ready to be adopted, a rescue group says.

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