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Prime Minister Stephen Harper vowed Thursday to face "head on" the jihadists who he said have declared war on everyone who doesn't see the world their way.

An RCMP officer faces child pornography charges following an undercover investigation online.

The RCMP says a 30-year-old man was arrested early Thursday after a house fire north of Halifax where three bodies were found.

Disgraced CBC radio star Jian Ghomeshi appeared unfazed in a Toronto courtroom as he was slapped with three new sexual assault allegations against him by a trio of accusers.

Global News anchor Leslie Roberts has been suspended after a media report that he has an ownership stake in a Toronto PR firm, the television network said Thursday.

A woman has been holed up in a Montreal hospital for nine months after her stomach exploded and doctors can't figure out how to treat her.

The parents of two girls who died in allegedly botched tonsillectomies are suing three doctors for more than $1 million.

Police are investigating after someone hacked into a Montreal columnist's computer and posted a hit list of targets "for crimes against Islam."

Months after two deadly homegrown terror attacks, Canada still hasn't developed a comprehensive strategy to counter radical Islamists, an expert says.

The 13 Dalhousie University dental students accused of participating in a misogynistic Facebook group will attend classes separate from their peers, the school's president said Friday.

Five years after the massive earthquake that ravaged Haiti, killing 200,000, Canadians have donated $222 million to help the Caribbean nation, according to the Canadian Red Cross.

An exotic dancer from Saskatoon has taken the naughty French maid outfit to the next level with her new business — cleaning homes in her lingerie.

Two federal ministers have sharply criticized the Seafarers International Union of Canada for linking the Canada-European Union free trade agreement with the terrorist attacks in France.

Steven Blaney, Canada's Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, laid a wreath outside Charlie Hebdo’s head office in Paris Saturday.

As the world mourns the murdered employees of Charlie Hebdo, those who contributed to a similar magazine in Quebec reflected on how the world has changed.

Two twin brothers arrested on terrorism- related charges Friday appeared in court by video link Saturday morning from the Ottawa- Carleton Detention Centre.

President Barack Obama’s call for making at least two years of college education free received a thumbs-up from the Canadian Federation of Students Friday.

A 25-year-old tattoo artist has been charged with human trafficking for the second time.

Art is supposed to be touching, but the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is flipping that concept around.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper marked the 200th anniversary of the birth of the country's first prime minister here Sunday with a speech that connected John A. Macdonald's legacy to the character of the country Macdonald helped create.

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