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E. coli-plagued XL Foods once again has a green light to ship its beef products south of the border.

CALGARY -- What should have been a joyous outing for some new Calgarians seeking a Christmas tree turned into an ugly racist confrontation that’s left them questioning their chosen city.

After his suspension and eventual termination for giving out zeros in class, Edmonton teacher Lynden Dorval is satisfied a new policy might allow teachers to decide when a zero-grade is fitting.

E. coli-plagued XL Foods once again has a green light to ship its beef products south of the border.

After his suspension and eventual termination for giving out zeroes in class, Edmonton teacher Lynden Dorval is satisfied a new policy might allow teachers to decide when a zero-grade is fitting.

What should have been a joyous outing seeking a Christmas tree turned into an ugly racist confrontation that’s left some new Calgarians questioning their chosen city.

After nearly a month missing, Norman Brad Lambert has been safely located.

Police charged an Alberta man Saturday with three counts of attempted murder after linking him to a string of vicious and bizarre attacks in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.

Tony Clement is wielding a bureaucratic sword to defend federal civil servants from any "Grinch" trying to take away Christmas or Hanukkah decorations from their workspaces.

Liberal leadership contender Marc Garneau wants more players in the telecommunications sector to give consumers more choice, access and cheaper services.

She was a kind-hearted woman who loved her cactus plants and grew up in the same tiny German town as the Pope.

Ikea Monkey's real name is Darwin. He's from Montreal and he's five months old.

The Conservative government's trip to the Olympic Games in London last summer came at a hefty cost that the Opposition calls "completely inappropriate."

Immigration Minister Jason Kenney wants more immigrants who know how to swing a hammer than those versed in Greek mythology.

An Ontario man arrested for biting a dog on a city street apologized in court for hurting “his best friend.”

There was confusion within Manitoba's child-welfare system about who had custody of five-year-old Phoenix Sinclair leading up to the girl's brutal murder.