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The battle for top prime minister sizzled in the quarter-finals with more votes being cast than all previous stages combined.

Computer-programmer-turned-convicted-terrorist Momin Khawaja will learn Friday if his life sentence will stand.

There were major delays at two major border crossings in southern Ontario Tuesday night and Wednesday morning after several Canadian border officers walked off the job to protest the fact they now have to wear name tags.

Canada’s economy is failing to meet its potential, federal Liberal leadership candidate Marc Garneau says.

The plan to buy a fleet of F-35 fighter jets will now set taxpayers back almost $46 billion, according to a new report by auditing firm KPMG, leading the Conservative government to look for other options.

When Isabel Garces gave birth during a brutal snowstorm in 2000, she might have thought her baby boy wasn't particularly lucky.

NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair says a Conservative backbencher's bill to force unions to disclose how they spend their money is little more than a bone being thrown to the right-wing base of the Conservative and has little success of surviving a court challenge.

As the feds shop around for alternatives to the F-35 through their options analysis, they may find other fighter jets available aren't much cheaper.

Union members are closer to uncovering how their dues are spent after legislation passed Wednesday night that would force labour bosses to disclose their salaries and bonuses and how much is steered to political activities.

Research In Motion said a U.S. federal agency, which recently outlined plans to move away from BlackBerry in favour of Apple Inc’s iPhone, is now set to begin testing RIM’s new BlackBerry 10 platform and devices.

Canadian and U.S. authorities have issued a recall of a baby stroller after the manufacturer received six reports of children falling out of them.

A Maple Ridge, B.C., inventor claims to have discovered what scientists, armies, children and science fiction fanatics have dreamed of for generations -- a fabric material that can make a person or object completely invisible.

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that Canada's broadcast regulator can't force cable and satellite providers to pay fees to conventional television stations in their channel lineups.

Christmas traditions aren't changing much over the years, a new poll released Thursday suggests.

Canadian border officers at two busy international bridges in southern Ontario were back on the job Thursday after a two-day protest against a new rule that requires them to wear name tags.

A backbench Conservative MP is satisfied his private member's bill forcing union leaders to disclose salaries and how much is spent on political action is on solid legal ground.

With billions of dollars at stake, the race is on in the aerospace industry to convince the feds there's more than one option to replace Canada's aging fleet of CF-18s.

Former court psychiatrist Dr. Aubrey Levin tried to turn a routine medical inspection into something more, the last of his alleged victims testified Thursday.

The end is nigh.

The final matchup for the 'Greatest Prime Minister playoffs' is set.

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