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The death last week of 101-year-old World War II Veteran Ernest Cote moved people across the nation.

A Canadian Armed Forces soldier was killed in Iraq Friday "in a friendly fire incident," the Department of National Defence said in a statement Saturday.

Citing abuse that has become "ubiquitous," a group of Quebec-based feminist activists have published an open letter decrying online bullying targeting women in time for International Women's Day.

Ask Cara Epp how many children she has and her eyes light up as she lists them – Kevin, 25, daughter Reghan, 12, and son Max 11.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s former director of communications has apologized for making offensive comments at a conference in Ottawa Saturday.

The "friendly-fire" death of Canadian soldier Sgt. Andrew Joseph Doiron Friday in Iraq was a result of a miscommunication, a Kurdish forces commander says.

The federal government is expected to announce a new program and new money in Toronto on Monday that will top up the pensions of disabled veterans upon retirement.

The family of a Montreal man accused of being part of the largest data breach in American history said they can't believe he could be guilty of the charges.

The majority of anti-vaxxers are choosing not to vaccinate their children due to health concerns, a new study says.

Thalidomide survivors will meet with federal health officials in Ottawa Monday amid concerns that the compensation announced last week is not enough to meet the needs of sufferers.

Quebec City police admit one of their officers crossed the line by ordering a jaywalker to speak French while receiving a ticket.

The federal government is creating a new benefit to help seriously injured veterans who under the current system saw their income cut when they reached retirement age.

Hackers took over the Bloc Quebecois' website Monday, replacing the homepage with a "United Islamic Cyber Force" banner.

A 55-year-old Barrie, Ont., driver swallowed a penny before an officer tried to give him a breathalyzer test early Sunday morning, police say.

The Canadian Navy helped seize one tonne of cocaine last week while patrolling the Caribbean Sea.

Canada's spies should be able to operate overseas without following the laws of "failed states," Canada's public safety minister said Monday.

A Nova Scotia cabbie has been ordered to pay $27,500 after he kicked a woman and her two young nephews out of his cab and called them racist slurs.

RCMP have raided the offices of the Ontario Provincial Police Association as part of a criminal investigation.

Suspended Sen. Pamela Wallin went on private junkets on the public's dime, newly-released court documents allege.

Crowds are expected the line the Highway of Heroes on Tuesday when the body of Sgt. Andrew Joseph Doiron returns to Canada.

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