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The RCMP closed another chapter in the long-running Senate expense saga Thursday by declaring they won't charge Sen. Pamela Wallin after an extensive criminal review of her travel claims -- a probe some senators say went on too long.

Kevin O’Leary thinks elbow-gate is “irrelevant.”

Insurance Bureau of Canada executives held a conference call with journalists Thursday to clear up what they called misconceptions about insurance in the aftermath of the Fort McMurray disaster.

One of two Canadians who were passengers on a plane that crashed in the Mediterranean Sea is being remembered by friends as a devoted mother with a beautiful heart.

Charges of fraud and breach of trust have been dropped against former senator Mac Harb, a Liberal appointee and central figure in the Senate expense scandal whose housing expenses were deemed unjustifiable by the upper chamber.

Quebec NDP MP Ruth Ellen Brosseau says she has become the target of personal attacks from members of the public since she was elbowed in the House of Commons by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has apologized for his role in this week's parliamentary pandemonium, but he's not out of the woods yet.

A former prostitute is claiming in a $1.5-million lawsuit against Edmonton police and the RCMP that after a city cop sexually assaulted her, a sting operation was run against her to cover it up.

Forget the solstice. Summer begins with the Victoria Day long weekend.

A Canadian BASE jumper's death has been ruled an accident, and investigators say they found a hole in her pilot chute.

Former Montreal Canadiens enforcer Georges Laraque was among those who helped foil an abduction attempt in Jeanne-Mance Park on Saturday afternoon.

Police in Nova Scotia have confirmed a woman has drowned near Peggys Cove.

A missing three-metre boa constrictor that caused some concern among local residents was safely returned on Sunday to the pet store from which it was taken last week, the shop's owners said.

TOKYO -- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has landed in Tokyo where he will hold a bilateral visit with Japanese leaders before attending the Group of Seven summit later this week.

The owners of a restaurant south of Montreal are scratching their heads after a trailer emblazoned with their logo and photos of a giant hamburger disappeared.

OTTAWA -- Sen. Mike Duffy's legal saga is officially over.

A surprise family reunion ended in tragedy when a Canadian man who had flown out to join the festivities was later killed in the mysterious EgyptAir crash.

Canada's top general says military intervention in Libya is not inevitable, but he's actively assessing options so he can advise the government on a possible way forward.

Mounties wearing tiny video cameras must hit the record button when there is "a high likelihood" they'll use force against someone, says an interim RCMP policy on use of the devices.

Tubs of fried chicken breasts and drumsticks used to be served with perogies and rice, hot desserts and puddings.

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