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The Royal Canadian Legion wants to know why the federal government failed to spend $1.1 billion allocated to the veterans affairs department between 2006 and 2013.

A paraplegic dog found dragging its hind legs on a beach in Thailand now has a doggie wheelchair and a foster home in Sarnia, Ont., thanks to the help of a Canadian model.

The city of Ottawa website -- ottawa.ca -- was hacked just after 6 p.m. Friday.

Hacking into computers for nude photos and threatening to expose victims online is among a growing type of crime, say cyber experts and police.

Over and over again, Taradale residents said the same thing about a 17-year-old kidnapped and sexually assaulted while waiting for a bus a week ago.

The Anonymous hacker group that took credit for Friday's cyber attack on Ottawa City Hall has pledged eight more targets in Canada, including Ottawa Police and the Supreme Court.

The Canadian government has imposed visa requirements on citizens of the Caribbean island of St. Kitts-Nevis due to national security concerns, QMI Agency has learned.

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The government announced Sunday that it will spend $200 million on improving mental health assistance to members of Canada's military and its veterans.

The Ottawa police website -- ottawapolice.ca -- was offline Saturday night until sometime just after 1 a.m. Sunday.

It is cheap and easy to produce, and is becoming an epidemic in Winnipeg's streets -- a drug stronger than morphine, more addictive than heroin and potentially fatal in mere minutes.

Craftsman Kyle Sinclair was a soldier who made his fellow comrades proud to wear their uniforms, his commanding officer said Sunday.

It’s high time Ottawa beefed up mental health support for Canada’s military, veterans say.

An 11-year-old girl was apprehended and her mother arrested in B.C. Sunday after ducking under police tape and squeezing through a line of RCMP officers, as protesters continued their fight against energy giant Kinder Morgan’s plans to expand its pipeline.

A second trial is scheduled to get underway Monday for a second man charged in a high-profile Nova Scotia child porn case.

Saskatchewan Blue Cross is standing by the $950,000 a Saskatchewan family received after their daughter was born prematurely in the U.S.

The Crown has reopened the case of a five-year-old boy who was killed in February by a provincial police cruiser that was reportedly following a Liberal party bigwig near Montreal.

The grieving common-law spouse of a man who committed suicide is fighting a Quebec court so their youngest son can carry the dead man's last name.

A man is wanted for at least four foot-related sexual assaults against women at Ontario tanning salons, police said.

A painting honouring Cpl. Nathan Cirillo, the soldier who was murdered at the War Memorial last month, will help raise money for his five-year-old son Marcus.

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