Lt.-Col. Deborah Miller, a high-ranking military officer based in Kingston, Ont., was sentenced to a severe reprimand and a $5,000 fine on Tuesday morning at a court martial held in Currie Hall at Royal Military College.
Officer receives reprimand, fine for wearing medals she didn't earn
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Vote on Iraq mission passes House of Commons
Powered by a majority of Conservative MPs, the House of Commons voted Tuesday night in favour of an air combat mission in Iraq.
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A test for Trudeau? Canada's Liberals split on Iraq combat mission
Justin Trudeau is facing the first serious test of his leadership of Canada's Liberals in the wake of a parliamentary vote to send Canadian fighter jets to Iraq.
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Blood moon lights up the sky
Did you notice something different about the sky this morning?
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Magnotta trial: Retired man tells of hook-ups with accused killer
He is both the luckiest and the most embarrassed of men.
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Magnotta wanted to start new life in Germany after Jun Lin murder, court hears
Luka Magnotta planned to start a new life as a German escort after the killing and dismemberment of Jun Lin, his murder trial heard Wednesday.
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Moose fight in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park caught on cam
Video of an epic bull moose fight shot by a Calgary woman is making noise online.
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Shell stations return to 1984 pricing for a few hours in Alberta
Some Alberta drivers got more than they were expecting Wednesday morning, more cash left in their wallet.
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Evacuation order lifted in Saskatchewan as investigators probe derailment
Residents were allowed back home Wednesday as cleanup began at the site of a CN Rail train derailment near Wadena, Sask.
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Canada to screen body temperatures of incoming West African passengers
Canada will step up its screening of passengers coming from West Africa for the Ebola virus, the health minister said Wednesday.
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Pedophile who harboured Magnotta torn apart on witness stand
A trial within the Luka Magnotta trial emerged Wednesday when Crown witness Frank Rubert was grilled about his 100 criminal convictions including pedophilia, porn distribution and forgery.
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Majority of Canadians support doctor-assisted suicide: Poll
An overwhelming majority of Canadians support a doctor's ability to end the life of a terminally ill patient, a new poll says.
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Many inmates not prepared for release
Many inmates being released from Canadian federal prisons are not properly prepared for the outside world when they are released.
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CSIS keeping watch on 80 Canadian terror suspects nationwide
The head of Canada's spy agency said there are no signs of an imminent terrorist attack against the country, but authorities are monitoring 80 suspected Canadian terrorists who have returned home from violent hot spots around the world.
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Canadian authorities uncovered ISIS-inspired public attack plot: Report
Authorities recently uncovered an ISIS-inspired plot to carry out a "knife and gun" attack at a public place in Canada, NBC News reports.
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Unsavoury witness tells of turning in Luka Magnotta
For three nights, Frank Rubert shared his sofa bed, but not his body, with a man labelled the Canadian cannibal killer and it certainly had its fringe benefits.
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Leafs fever stretches to Rob Ford's hospital room
This was the kind of opening night blue-and-white fever that was not just confined to the Air Canada Centre.
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Man who fled jail time returns to Canada 37 years later
Police have apprehended a man who fled the country when faced with jail time for a fatal crash 37 years ago.
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Is latest Islamic State propaganda star Canadian?
SEATTLE — The FBI is asking Canadians to look at photos of a gun-toting ISIS terrorist featured in a recently released propaganda video, suggesting people who've heard the man's accent suspect he might be from there.
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Critics oppose latest call to legalize pot
The latest call to legalize pot has been branded as dangerous by critics.
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