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The Lytton First Nations community in B.C. has evacuated 10 homes as a 1,500-hectare wildfire south of Lytton, B.C., continues to spread.

EDMONTON -- Slain city Const. Daniel Woodall was remembered as a warm person and a joker who could always lighten the mood.

MONTREAL -- Since 2010, Lyme disease in Quebec has become a tick-ing time bomb in Quebec.

SUDBURY, Ont. -- A request for six unescorted day visits to a Sudbury halfway house from the man who killed the parents of an ex-NHL player was rejected by the parole board.

Bruno the dog had quite the weekend adventure, all the while racking up a load of frequent flyer points.

Walmart will still be Walmart, but according to Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard large retailers will need to start incorporating some French into their signs if they want to operate in the province.

Comedian John Oliver poked fun at Canada for spending $24 million on a Senate audit that found $1 million in misspent funds.

The government of Newfoundland wants a 72-year-old woman who just recovered from breast cancer to fork over $51,667.90 in pension overpayments it says she owes.

Montreal's police force is investigating after a 26-hour standoff in Quebec's northern region of Nunavik ended with cops shooting a 17-year-old boy.

Additional charges are expected against a Quebec man accused of impregnating an 11-year-old girl.

An al-Qaida-linked terrorist behind the deadly Algerian gas field attack in which two Canadians were implicated was killed in a U.S. airstrike, the Libyan government says.

U2 frontman Bono will have a private meeting with Prime Minister Stephen Harper on Monday.

Talk about being ungrateful.

More Canadian families are choosing to home-school their kids, a new study from the Fraser Institute says.

An Air Canada plane from Toronto that smashed on its belly short of the runway at the Halifax airport in March was "punctured from below" during the crash landing, the Transportation Safety Board says.

Justice Minister Peter MacKay proposed a new law Tuesday to toughen penalties for drunk drivers who injure or kill.

Opposition Leader Tom Mulcair touted the strong record New Democrats have had when it comes to balancing budgets in a major speech Tuesday that sought to position his party as a fiscally responsible government-in-waiting.

OTTAWA - The Canadian government said on Tuesday it will allow environmentalist Paul Watson to reapply for his passport, three years after the document was confiscated by German authorities.

Forensic accountant Mark Grenon took the stand Tuesday at Sen. Mike Duffy’s fraud trial, but had to establish his credentials as an expert witness before he could start giving evidence about Duffy’s finances.

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