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Prime Minister Stephen Harper says approximately 200 Canadian soldiers will be sent to western Ukraine to help train its soldiers and military police.

A Pakistani man suspected of plotting to blow up the U.S. Consulate in Toronto will remain behind bars until May, when his detention review continues with testimony from the undercover RCMP officer who helped arrest him.

Foreign Affairs Minister Rob Nicholson has had some busy days.

Postmedia president and CEO Paul Godfrey says the Sun brand will remain a strong part of Canada’s newest — and now largest — media company.

It was a musical collaboration -- a surprise love letter in song for a newlywed couple.

The Supreme Court has ruled that mandatory minimum sentences for gun possession are unconstitutional.

For the love a four-legged family member, a man in his underwear fought a cougar in his underwear at 3 a.m. and won.

One in five new Canadians arrive in the country with no money saved at all, according to a new BMO Wealth Management report.

The Supreme Court has ruled municipal meetings can't begin with prayer.

Indian Prime Minister Narenda Modi this week became the first Indian head of state to visit Canada in 42 years and promptly sealed a $700-million deal to buy uranium from a Saskatoon-based firm.

A B.C. man has won the right to sue a Canadian mining company he says conspired with Chinese authorities to imprison him in China for years.

A group of Target employees in Victoria, B.C., bid farewell to the store in epic fashion, while performing the Semisonic song Closing Time.

The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that municipal council meetings can't begin with prayers.

OTTAWA - The leader of Canada's opposition Liberals said on Wednesday that he is "unequivocally opposed" to forming a coalition government with the left-leaning New Democratic Party following an election set for October.

Gatineau police say a young mother is charged after the death of a baby.

KINGSTON, Ont. -- He accepted the dare and now he's faces a challenge in court on an assault charge.

The death of a six-month-old baby girl in November is now being treated as a homicide, with a lengthy investigation leading to charges against the baby's mother.

Canadian Forces members are getting to know the Syrian territory and gathering intelligence before conducting more airstrikes against ISIS, their commander says.

Raccoon Nation has taken to the skies.

Organizers say at least 10,000 people are expected at rallies across Canada Saturday to oppose the Conservatives' proposed anti-terror bill, just days before the legislation is scheduled to undergo a final vote in the House of Commons.

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