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Prime Minister Stephen Harper called on the international community to focus on economic growth and deeper trade relationships as a way to counter global strife and extremism - and made a funding pitch for his top foreign aid initiative.

Vancouver Island fisherman Dan Dunbar noticed something was wrong when he spotted a young bald eagle floundering in the water near Nanoose Bay, British Columbia.

Take a look at some of the best photos taken across the country and around the world.

Facebook has threatened to shut down a Montreal drag queen's account if she doesn't use her real name.

A Conservative backbench MP almost broke down crying on Friday while apologizing for his behaviour in the House of Commons earlier in the week.

Crown prosecutors are appealing the judge's decision to let child killer Guy Turcotte free on bail until his new trial.

An 11-year-old boy is in hospital with serious injuries after 19-year-old man allegedly stabbed him in the neck while he was playing soccer in Topsail, N.L.

A controversial Quebec doctor who was suspended by the College of Physicians for saying blacks and natives have a lower IQ than white people has been reinstated.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper and European leaders signed a free trade deal Friday, moving a big step closer to opening markets on both sides of the Atlantic to billions of dollars in tariff-free trade.

A London-bound flight out of Pearson airport was delayed Friday morning after police removed a passenger who allegedly made concerning comments.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper says ISIS is a direct threat to Canada and the world, and Canada will "do its part" to help fight the terror group.

Whether the B.C. Law Society will allow law grads from a Christian university to practise in the province will be put to referendum.

The assessment to determine if quintuple murder suspect Matthew de Grood was too mentally ill to commit murder has now been complete.

William “Sam” Magee embodied the true spirit of a Canadian soldier.

The Somme is synonymous with death and destruction. More than 1 million soldiers were killed or injured in one of the bloodiest battles in history along the river of the same name in France.

The Gitxaala Nation in B.C. will have its day in court to challenge the Northern Gateway pipeline project, the Federal Court of Appeal said Friday.

An American woman is being kicked out of the country because her Canadian husband died before she could become a permanent resident.

Spreading a message of hope and remembrance, friends and family of a couple at the centre of a mysterious murder investigation gathered to say goodbye Saturday.

A Cuban court has sentenced Canadian executive Cy Tokmakjian to 15 years in prison for bribery and other economic charges in a chilling development for potential foreign investors, his company, the Tokmakjian Group, said on Saturday.

It’s an insult that haunted Arthur Rea every time he laced up his soccer cleats as a kid.

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