The woman accusing Patrick Brazeau of sexual assault denies the defence’s allegation she struck him first.
Accuser struck Patrick Brazeau first, says defence
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Saskatchewan to ban strip clubs again
Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall said
Wednesday the province will reverse its "mistake" to allow strip clubs.
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B.C. man wanted for 1974 rape of disabled girl deported back to Canada
A B.C. man wanted for the 1974 rape of a
five-year-old disabled girl has been
located in the U.S. and deported back to
Canada to face charges.
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Undercover cop testifies at Lisi pot trial
Former Mayor Rob Ford’s friend and
occasional driver Sandro Lisi was
described as a back-end supplier of
marijuana at a Rexdale dry cleaner, court
heard Wednesday.
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Canada transport minister says spate of CN Rail accidents no fluke
OTTAWA - Three Canadian National
Railway Co derailments in the same
area in three weeks, two of them
involving oil trains, cannot be
explained away as a fluke of nature,
Canada's transport minister said
Wednesday, adding she is satisfied for
now with steps CN has taken to prevent
another accident.
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Judge mulls Omar Khadr bail decision: 'It's a big job'
It's the first case in Canada where an internationally transferred prisoner has sought bail pending a federal appeal after landing back on Canadian soil.
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Crazy or brave? Ont. woman tapes close encounter with lynx
A nail spa owner in Terrace Bay, Ont., got up close and personal with an unexpected visitor outside her door this week.
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Memorial University students appalled by mouldy, undercooked campus food
Students at Memorial University in St. John's say they're outraged over the "disgusting" food that's served as part of a mandatory meal plan on campus, the lowlights of which include a fly in a taco, mouldy lemons and raw pork chops.
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Balanced budget law overdue
Picture this: Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Finance Minister Joe Oliver standing in front of the Parliament buildings proudly holding a "paid in full" sign above their heads, signalling Canada's debt hitting zero.
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High-ranking Quebec soldier accused of sex assault, harassment
A former Canadian Forces training centre
commander has been charged with two
counts of sexual assault and harassment.
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Man impersonated by Hells Angels biker in jail break speaks out
The jail guard blunders are worse than first thought, after the son of a notorious biker was mistakenly let out of jail this week.
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$50 car-repair dispute north of Gatineau, Que., ends in shooting, dragging, crushed ankle: Cops
Police say what started as a dispute over $50 in car repairs ended with one man firing a rifle at the car in question, then dragging the owner several hundred metres with another car before running over his ankle.
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Liberals want amendments to anti-terror bill
The Liberals might be reluctantly on
board to support the Conservatives'
controversial anti-terror bill, C-51,
but they still want some changes made.
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Quebec Liberals cut spending, table first balanced budget in six years
QUEBEC CITY — Quebec Liberals cut $729
million in spending to table the
province's first balanced budget in six
years on Thursday.
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All Canadian flights to have two in cockpit at all times: Feds
All Canadian airlines will immediately be required to have two crew in the cockpit at all times, the federal transportation minister said Thursday.
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This truly is a 'gay' sweater
OTTAWA -- Jeremy Dias' sweater is so gay and he'd be the first to tell you.
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Mint asks Canadians to design coins for 2017
The Royal Canadian Mint wants Canadians to design the next round of coins, to be released in 2017.
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Mistakenly released biker convict turns himself in
The son of Hells Angel biker boss Mom Boucher who allegedly pretended to be another inmate before walking out of a Montreal jail earlier this week turned himself into police early Friday.
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Little-known rule disqualifies woman's Roll-Up-the-Rim prize
A Newfoundland woman says she was disqualified from claiming a $100 Tim Hortons' gift card she had won on her Roll-Up-the-Rim-to-Win tab because of a little-known rule that winners are required to provide the whole rim of the cup.
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Feds report $1.3B surplus for first 10 months of fiscal year
With revenues on the upswing and program expenses going down, the federal government could be on track to balance the budget sooner than expected.
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