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A third person has died after the fatal explosion at a Quebec factory on Thursday.

On April 17, 2002, Canadian soldiers were part of a training exercise in Afghanistan.

Ottawa Sun's visual journalist Darren Brown captured the images from the national Remembrance Day service at the War Memorial in Ottawa on Sunday, Nov. 11, 2012.

Attempts to bundle several civil suits filed against convicted killer and former Canadian Forces colonel Russell Williams and his estranged wife will take another step forward this week.

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

Her only crime was losing her health card.

It's do or die time for the federal Liberals.

A retired city engineer who has admitted to taking $500,000 in bribes says two colleagues did the same and told him about the scheme.

The federal government conceded Tuesday the deficit will linger one year longer than it forecast in the March budget.

The Supreme Court of Canada on Tuesday looked into the issue of judicial plagiarism in a case involving the family of a child who suffered brain damage during birth at the British Columbia Women's Hospital and Health Centre in 2001.

The Canada Revenue Agency says it has revoked the charitable status of three organizations for alleged violations, including overstated revenue and using donations for private gain.

The good news first.

A cancer and infertility-causing fire retardant found in imported toys and other products will be partially banned from use in Canada, likely by mid-2013.

An Edmonton woman has launched a $206,000 lawsuit against Air Canada because she claims she suffered second-degree burns from a spilled cup of scalding hot water.

Beleaguered Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Peter Penashue posted a statement to his constituents Tuesday to express his "surprise" over allegations of 2011 election spending irregularities.