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A family of seven prayed and clung to their boat in the waters off B.C.'s coast Monday night after the vessel that carried all their belongings began to sink.

Canada is well-prepared for Ebola, but the possibility of the virus spreading to Canada is unlikely, health experts say.

A decision by the RCMP to use wool tuques instead of fur-lined hats in cold winter months will be "fully overturned," Environment Minister Leona Aglukkaq says.

The two groups associated with the anti-radicalization handbook, United Against Terror, have issued a statement in response to the RCMP's decision to disavow themselves from the project.

"Good morning" was the final text that dismemberment victim Jun Lin sent the night before he was killed, his ex-lover told the Luka Magnotta murder trial Wednesday.

Three pieces of federal government land are slated for redevelopment following a $307-million deal between three First Nations and the Canada Lands Company.

Montreal has axed six firefighters — including the union president — after City Hall was trashed in August.

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau on Thursday didn't repeat his previous claim of having "admiration" for China's communist dictatorship and instead urged Beijing to allow democratic elections in Hong Kong.

Two more people who worked on Dean Del Mastro's 2008 election campaign, including the federal politician's cousin, now face charges.

The world's first carbon capture project in a coal-fired power plant opened in Saskatchewan on Thursday.

Luka Magnotta was caught on video calmly leading an animated Jun Lin" into his apartment building hours before Lin was murdered and cut to pieces.

A patient who recently travelled to West Africa is being tested for possible Ebola at a Toronto hospital, the University Health Network (UHN) confirmed Thursday.

While viewers were turning to TVA's Colette Provencher for their nightly weather report, many spotted a bright green light over her shoulder, believed to be a meteor.

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Prostitutes in St. John's, N.L., are being warned that taking a call from one male client could lead them to a room with 12-20 men intent on sexual assault.

As Canada prepares to bomb Islamic State (ISIS) positions in Iraq, a new poll suggests half of Canadians tend to back military might to fight state terrorism.

Canada will send some of its fighter jets into combat against ISIS terrorists in Iraq.

It started with a kinky personal ad on a popular classifieds site.

A Toronto patient has tested negative for the Ebola virus, the University Health Network confirmed early Saturday.

Canada is sending a second mobile lab team and two scientists to West Africa to fight the Ebola outbreak, Health Minister Rona Ambrose announced Saturday.

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