Prime Minister Stephen Harper reaffirmed Canada's support for Ukraine's fight "against Russian aggression" during a meeting with the country's President Petro Poroshenko and Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk.
Canada pledges moral support for Ukraine, help for new police force
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Canada 'concerned' over acquittal of men who attacked Malala Yousafzai
Canada says it is "gravely concerned" by reports that Pakistan has secretly acquitted eight men responsible for the 2012 attack on "honorary Canadian" Malala Yousafzai.
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Mounties deliver fawn after accidentally killing its mom
Two RCMP officers delivered a baby deer on the side of a road early Saturday morning after accidentally killing its mother.
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Mulcair pledges $1.5B for infrastructure in campaign promise
Federal NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair says if he were elected, he would give an extra $1.5 billion per year to infrastructure funding in cities.
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Chatham Kinsmen serve up summer fun
It takes about 200 volunteers to host the annual Chatham Kinsmen Club spring fair.
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Ottawa man lives his dream in a shipping container cabin
When Joseph Dupuis decided to spend the summer of 2012 building a cabin in the woods out of three shipping containers, he never realized his project would go viral.
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Becoming disabled by choice, not chance: ‘Transabled’ people feel like impostors in their fully working bodies
When he cut off his right arm with a “very sharp power tool,” a man who now calls himself One Hand Jason let everyone believe it was an accident.
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Montana cops accuse Calgary man of hiding nearly $1.5M worth of cocaine in truck
What began as a routine traffic stop in northwestern Montana ended with a Calgary man facing felony drug charges because cops say they seized nearly 40 kg of cocaine from a secret compartment in his truck, local media report.
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Manitoba pair saves 4 young kids trapped in burning shed
Two Nelson House, Man., residents are being hailed as heroes for saving four young children from a fiery death Saturday. The children were trapped inside a burning storage shed behind a home in the northern Manitoba community.
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Retrial in London, Ont. torture case begins
The 29-year old woman who is central in a case of alleged torture by her former roommates had never had an emotional breakdown while testifying at either of the two previous Superior Court trials until Monday.
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Senate leaders pay back expenses on eve of audit release
The Senate's Conservative Speaker and its Liberal leader of the Opposition both announced Monday they would pay back expenses deemed inappropriate in a long-awaited audit report.
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Introducing the feminist selfie: Women using social media to challenge oppressive ideologies, researcher says
Kim Kardashian and Instagram may have given selfies a bad name, but whether they’re detrimental to feminism or facilitate it is up for debate.
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Edmonton police officer shot, killed while attempting to serve arrest warrant
A 35-year-old Edmonton police officer was killed in the line of duty during a fiery shooting scene Monday night.
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Details of gunfight that killed Edmonton Const. Dan Woodall
The man believed to have killed an Edmonton police officer and injured his partner after firing off more than 50 shots in 10 minutes Monday night was found dead in the basement, police say.
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Senate and senators slammed for spending circus
Auditor General Michael Ferguson gave the country's senators no place to hide Tuesday in a report that damns the upper chamber for the lousy way it handles public money and the ease with which dozens of senators lined their own pocket from the public purse.
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For sale: Southern Alberta's Bar-N Ghost Pine Ranch listed for record US$42.5 million
It’s a sprawling property south of Calgary that has set a real estate record with its $54-million price tag.
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RCMP, OPP dismantle clandestine MDMA lab near Perth
RCMP and OPP arrested two men and shut down a large MDMA laboratory over the weekend in Perth, about 90 km southwest of Ottawa.
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Here's what senators have been claiming on Canadian taxpayer dime
We've been ripped off. Here's a taste of what
the auditor general's report says senators
have been claiming on the taxpayer's dime:
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CBC fires Evan Solomon in wake of report on alleged art deals
CBC has fired TV host Evan Solomon in the wake of a news report alleging he secretly brokered art deals.
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Daniel Woodall likely felt safer as a cop in Canada than the U.K., colleague says
They both traded in a Greater Manchester police badge to serve in Alberta, and Calgary Police Const. Andy Buck says his old colleague Daniel Woodall likely felt safer being a cop in Canada.
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