Saskatoon police say a nine-year-old boy cannot be charged after stealing a city bus and driving it into another bus and a parked car.
Boy, 9, apprehended after stealing Saskatoon city bus
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Luka Magnotta trial: Jury selection starts Monday
Jury selection for the Luka Magnotta trial is set to begin on Monday morning in Montreal and is expected to take about two weeks.
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Premier Philippe Couillard wants Quebec to sign constitution
Quebec should sign the constitution before Canada celebrates 150th anniversary of Confederation, Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard says.
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Native women ask #AmINext in campaign calling for inquiry into missing, murdered aboriginal women
Native Canadian woman are holding up signs asking, "Am I next?" in a new online campaign to bring attention to missing and murdered aboriginal women.
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Quebec porn star successfully completes sex-a-thon for implants
A Quebec porn star has earned herself some implants after having sex with 25 men in an apartment above a Gatineau bar Friday night.
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Prentice to become next Alberta premier
Former federal cabinet minister Jim Prentice will be Alberta’s next premier after winning the Progressive Conservative leadership race Saturday.
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Canadian Cancer Society launches online campaign attacking smoking in movies
The Canadian Cancer Society is asking Hollywood to butt out for the sake of youth.
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Snapshot: This week in pictures
See the best photos from across the country and around the world this week.
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Women arrested after bomb threat called in to Quebec City ER
Two women were arrested early Monday morning after locking themselves in a bathroom at the Hotel-Dieu hospital claiming to have a bomb.
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CRTC starts hearings over 'pick-and-pay' TV and other possible changes
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission began public hearings Monday to discuss possible changes to the way Canadians get their TV shows.
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Luka Magnotta judge tells jury candidates to expect 'shocking and disturbing' evidence
The judge in the Luka Magnotta murder trial told prospective jurors to expect "shocking and disturbing" evidence as jury evaluation began Monday at a Montreal courthouse.
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Crown rejects accused B.C. serial killer's guilty plea
An alleged serial killer in northern British Columbia tried to plead guilty to second-degree murder on Monday, but the Crown wouldn't accept it.
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Striking B.C. teachers push for arbitrated deal
The B.C. Teachers' Federation (BCTF) says it's calling a members' vote to end the strike -- as long as the government agrees to drop its position on class size and composition and go into binding arbitration.
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Government releases interactive YouTube video as part of anti-cyberbullying campaign
The Tory government on Monday announced the next phase of its anti-cyberbullying awareness campaign.
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Iron fitting that 'certainly' belonged to Franklin Expedition discovered
An iron fitting belonging to one of the ships involved with the Franklin Expedition has been recovered.
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Princess Anne coming to Canada for royal tour
Princess Anne will be coming to Canada this fall.
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Judge warns Magnotta jury candidates not to lie about language skills
Were 177 prospective Luka Magnotta jurors telling the truth Monday when they claimed they're not bilingual?
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Justice Minister Peter MacKay calls prostitution bill a 'paradigm shift'
Justice Minister Peter MacKay says he believes his prostitution bill represents a "paradigm shift" in Canada because it deals with sex workers as victims who need help, rather than criminals who deserve punishment.
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One of two Franklin Expedition ships found
One of two ships from Franklin Expedition, lost in 1846, found in Arctic, says the prime minister's office.
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Canadian troops sent to Poland
Canadian soldiers will participate in a military exercise in Poland as part of international efforts to "promote peace and stability" in central and eastern Europe.
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