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As many as 25,000 Montrealers braved the cold Sunday in one of many rallies and vigils across Canada to show solidarity with the 17 terror victims in France.

A 61-year-old man is charged after one baby was nearly abducted from its stroller at a local grocery store and another nine-month-old child was verbally threatened.

Police were called about an unwanted, non-paying guest at an east-side motel Saturday -- a boa constrictor had been left behind by a customer.

Neighbours who watched the twin brothers Ashton and Carlos Larmond as they grew up on a small street in Overbrook are still reeling from news the two have been swept up in an alleged terrorism sting.

Dalhousie University's fourth-year dental students are slated to return to classes Monday, while the students involved in the misogynistic Facebook group will attend separate classes.

A 22-year-old man broke his leg after falling off a 30-foot cliff in Nova Scotia while trying to rescue his dog early Sunday, police say.

The RCMP is investigating an alleged computer scam at VIA Rail.

Three ice climbers have died at Joffre Mountain near Whistler, B.C., RCMP said Monday.

While a deep freeze settles on Saskatchewan, people in Regina have taken to tying hats and scarves to trees and other public places for homeless people to use.

With Luka Magnotta serving a life sentence for butchering a Chinese student, Canadian specialty channels will roll out a documentary on the body-parts killer that was shelved last year.

Police across Canada are refusing to pay new fees to Rogers Communications for helping investigators with court-ordered affidavits and cellphone location tracking.

A new report issued by an international human rights group suggests a national inquiry into missing and murdered aboriginal women in Canada.

The feds insist they're taking "all appropriate actions to counter any terrorist threat to Canada," but Opposition defence critic Jack Harris wonders whether enough is being done to diminish the appeal of homemade videos designed to inspire terrorist attacks.

Andrew Campbell started the new year by sharing the day-to-day events on his Middlesex, Ont., dairy farm with his 13,000 followers on Twitter.

The CBC has dismissed a report that claims senior business correspondent Amanda Lang interfered with another colleague’s reportage, which involved a bank that has sponsored Lang’s speaking engagements.