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Whoever broke into Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau’s house on the weekend left behind a threatening letter and several butcher knives on the floor, police said.

It’s a bird… it’s a plane… it’s a UFO? According to a new report from UFOlogy Research, Canadians have spotted 14,617 strange flying objects since 1989, and only about half of them had probable explanations.

An alleged member of the United Nations gang wanted for two murders in B.C. has been arrested in Mexico and returned to Canada.

Wonder why everyone from your friends to celebrities are dumping buckets of water on themselves?

The train blast in Lac-Megantic, Que., that killed 47 people last year could happen again unless Transport Canada improves monitoring and forces railways to do more to prevent runaway trains, the country's transportation watchdog says.

One of the Chinese reporters barred from travelling with the Prime Minister's Office on its annual Arctic tour told QMI Agency he didn't even know he was persona non grata.

Job creation in B.C. isn't dependent on shipping oil to international markets, according to federal NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair.

In what appears to be a softening on the issue from Canada's doctors, the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) voted Tuesday to allow doctors to follow their conscience if and when assisted suicide becomes legal in Canada.

Egyptian-Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy will appeal his terrorism conviction in Egypt.

A Montreal-area woman has complained to Hydro-Quebec that a utility worker peed on her driveway, grabbed a chair from her patio and took a break on her lawn.

Fearing he was trading company secrets, a Manitoba man's employer secretly reviewed the contents of his work computer only to find he was loading it with child pornography, including nude pictures of his own pre-teen daughters, a court heard Wednesday.

A weather expert is reporting that a tornado may have been spotted just west of Stratford early Wednesday evening.

Canadian university students are training up for a mission to Mars.

Provinces and territories would see billions more in federal health transfers under an NDP government, Thomas Mulcair said Wednesday.

Looking to buy a B.C. retreat with that spare $1 million you've got lying around? You may want to consider the townsite of Bradian.

Canadians give massive corporations permission to collect reams of personal information about them, often without even realizing it, says Canada's privacy commissioner.

A man has been arrested after two people were found dead in a Montague, P.E.I., home Wednesday evening.

Almost $39,000 in unauthorized cash withdrawals, nearly $11,000 in claims for business trips that may not have occurred, and a personal vehicle bought with organizational accounts.

The head of the National Research Council (NRC) said its clients are satisfied that private research data is well guarded at the agency despite allegations of a recent Chinese cyber-attack.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper is pointing to the past to warn about the threat posed by ISIS.

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