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Halifax Police said Saturday that a section of Spring Garden Road, a major pedestrian thoroughfare, had reopened following a bomb threat that was sent on Twitter.

Jim Holt can finally breathe a sigh of relief.

A former priest accused of forcibly fondling and engaging in oral sex with several boys between 1976 and 1982 says he did nothing wrong.

Family and friends of a Carstairs, Alberta man are putting out a public plea after they lost contact with him during a motorcycle trip in Mexico.

Tim Hortons has apologized after the owner of a Vancouver outlet soaked a sleeping homeless man with a bucket of water outside the doughnut shop.

New Brunswick's premier and cabinet have agreed to take pay cuts of 15% and 10% respectively, the government announced Monday.

The Crown on Monday added another name to the list of people with whom accused terrorist Awso Peshdary can’t communicate: Patricia Earl, mother of his co-accused and ISIS propaganda pitchman John Maguire.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper moved Monday to fill the hole in his cabinet caused by John Baird's departure, shuffling two of his steadiest performers and promoting a young partisan up-and-comer.

A Nova Scotia university student claims he was kicked out of residence after describing his depression and thoughts of suicide to a school official.

The federal government is calling on Egypt to release Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy who will be retried on terrorism charges this week.

A Conservative MP has bolted from the government benches and will join Justin Trudeau's Liberals.

TORONTO -- Gregory Nikolopoulos plans to buy a bigger boat after winning the $50-million Lotto Max jackpot.

The defence department is investigating after one of its computers was used to make changes to the Wikipedia page of Rehtaeh Parsons.

Manitoba has its first confirmed case of measles of the year, bringing the total in Canada to eight active cases.

A father had surgery in Toronto on Tuesday to remove part of his liver for one of his three-year-old twin daughters who both need life-saving liver transplants.

DRUMMONDVILLE, Que. - For schoolchildren, recess is a time to forget about the school day. But for one six-year-old Quebec girl, it was a time for the school to forget about her.

VANCOUVER ─ The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal has rejected the case of a deaf woman who claimed discrimination after a Langley, B.C., casino repeatedly asked her to stop using sign language at the table while a hand was in play.

The family of jailed Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy says Prime Minister Stephen Harper hasn't spoken directly to the Egyptian president to ask for his release, but Harper's spokesman says the two have communicated.