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B.C. dog-walker Emma Paulsen was sentenced to six months in prison Wednesday for the deaths of six dogs that died while in her care.

A nasty $6 million legal battle between a world-renowned Edmonton heart surgeon and Alberta Health Services (AHS) has led to revoked hospital privileges, allegations of defamation and conspiracy and court documents being sealed.

A Muslim umbrella organization that allegedly funnelled money to a Hamas-linked charity is buying up property from Quebec to Alberta.

She's had a total of 319 dogs seized from her care over the past eight years, in three separate raids spanning two different provinces.

The Canadian Army has ordered an inquiry into the treatment of a former corporal who says she was dishonourably discharged for accusing a commanding officer of rape.

The Muslim Association of Canada (MAC), accused of funnelling money to a Hamas-linked charity, said it hasn't supported the group since IRFAN-Canada's charity status was revoked in 2011.

A Quebec man who bought a Lotto Super 7 ticket seven seconds after the deadline won't be able to collect half the $27-million jackpot and will also have to cover the court costs after the Supreme Court dismissed his case Thursday.

A Montreal retiree drowned while trying to save her grandniece from rough waves in Costa Rica.

A British Columbia student who claimed a car accident changed her personality and turned her into a dominatrix was awarded $1.5 million in damages by the provincial supreme court.

A thief whose bank robbing spree spans three provinces has struck again, this time in Dawson Creek, B.C.

Top government officials gave their first official briefing on the mission against ISIS in Iraq on Thursday and made no apologies for Canada's role.

The Northwest Territories announced Thursday it will begin a feasibility study that could be the first step towards construction of an oil pipeline along the MacKenzie Valley to the Arctic Ocean.

Jurors at the terror case against two men accused of plotting to derail a Via train were given their first legal instructions Friday.

An independent investigation has been launched after an RCMP officer fatally shot a suspected drunk driver in Castlegar, B.C., Thursday night.

On a day when social media in Canada was buzzing with talk of mental health, the Niagara Regional Police and Facebook teamed up Wednesday to possibly save the life of a young St. Catharines, Ont., man.