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As the marathon’s route entered the cavernous confines of Pyongyang’s Kim Il-sung stadium, he was greeted with the roar of 50,000 throats.

Canadians rallied 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.

Whole Foods may be in a heap of trouble after police laid charges Monday alleging an location was open on Good Friday.

Alex Sanghwan is no longer in a medically-induced coma, according to his mother who spends as much time at his Miami hospital bedside as doctors will allow.

Finance Minister Joe Oliver has made it clear the government will table a balanced budget Tuesday, but with an election scheduled for October, there are bound to be plenty of goodies to try to seduce voters.

A former Navy reservist whose brain tumour was misdiagnosed by military doctors says the Armed Forces has refused to accept responsibility and she's been cut off from military benefits.

Two 18-year-old Montrealers have been charged with terror offences.

Four British sailors accused of gang-raping a Nova Scotia woman were granted bail on Monday.

The federal government says it is ready to issue a new passport to Mohamed Fahmy, a Canadian journalist on trial in Egypt.

Michael Wagner says he will forever be grateful to a stranger.

The U.S. Coast Guard has come to the aid of massive cargo ship that ran aground in the St. Lawrence River while en route to deliver sugar to Toronto.

The federal budget calls for a revamp of tough procurement rules that can ban companies from doing business with the federal government for 10 years if an employee is convicted of fraud or bribery.

The owner of a Kanata photo-finishing shop that made reprints, enlargements and plaque-mounted newspaper articles for Sen. Mike Duffy took the witness stand Tuesday.

The budget is finally balanced. Finance Minister Joe Oliver rose in the House Tuesday to table the 2015 Economic Action Plan and announce a projected surplus of $1.4 billion.

The federal government is helping fund a $100-million initiative with Toronto’s Baycrest Health Services to develop a national hub for brain research.

The federal government pledged little new immediate cash in its budget on Tuesday for security agencies already hard-pressed to cope with an increased focus on thwarting domestic attacks.

The Conservative government, seeking re-election this year, delivered a budget on Tuesday that promised a slim surplus despite the oil price crash, while offering goodies to seniors and small businesses and boosting security spending.

About 125 Canadian troops returned home Tuesday night from fighting ISIS in Iraq.

Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy, on trial for a terror charge in Egypt, has received a temporary Canadian passport.

As the Ottawa Senators were battling it out with the Montreal Canadiens on the ice below, Lori Vanderlinden was saving a life in the stands at the Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa on Sunday night.

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