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Two of Canada's famed four-legged forecasters have made clashing weather predictions.

The Trudeau government has promised to get Canada back into the peacekeeping business, but a new report from two independent think tanks says the military is ill-prepared for the task.

A man who taped a dog’s muzzle shut, bound its legs and and left it to die in a field will spend the next two years in a federal penitentiary.

The federal revenue agency says it doesn't know what sort of taxpayer information a rogue employee improperly shared with the Canadian Security Intelligence Service because CSIS has wiped the files from its database.

It's universally accepted that parents want to die before their children, but outliving Cecilia Laurent has proven difficult.

Here's a lesser-known connection between the winner of this year's first U.S. presidential contest and the home and native land of his birth: Canada's prime minister recalls debating Ted Cruz.

Advocacy group ACORN Canada says some low-income Canadians are having to take money from their rent and food budgets to pay for the Internet.

An injured Manitoba woman who crawled up a snowbank to seek help after spending overnight in a frigid ditch trying to keep her young daughter warm has lost her feet to frostbite.

Jason Kenney is under fire for his heckling Monday in the House of Commons, when he yelled he needed an “English to English” translation of Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan’s responses to Parliament about the military mission against the Islamic State.

At 16, Andrew Zaccardo was a talented hockey player, a fast skater and near the top of his league for goals scored while playing for the Midget AA Laval Patriotes.

As the Liberal government's target date to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees inches ever closer, a government analysis of those who've already arrived paints a sobering picture of the resettlement challenge ahead.

OTTAWA -- At least two of the companies bidding to provide Canada's new fixed-wing search planes had to rent moving vans to submit the tonnes of paperwork required by the bureaucrats evaluating the project.

The federal government is studying the potential economic impacts of the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership, Canada's international trade minister confirmed Wednesday.

Sebastian Benuen uses one word to describe the collapse of the criminal case against the man who had been charged with killing his four-month-old grandson: "Devastating."

The $6.2-million Point Grey home boasts unobstructed vistas of the North Shore mountains, English Bay and Vancouver’s skyline.

A Winnipeg shopping mall has issued an apology to a decorated Manitoba war veteran and aboriginal elder who was told to get out last weekend.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is promising to be flexible and fair with billions in new infrastructure money as mayors from the country's biggest cities press the Liberals for carte blanche on the new cash.

OTTAWA -- Parks Canada says the controversial, towering Mother Canada monument will not go forward on its land in the Cape Breton Highlands National Park.