A Winnipeg man has been sentenced to 27
months in prison after beating a teen,
wrapping him in plastic, and smearing
his face with dog feces.
Assault victim had dog feces smeared on his face
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'Somebody hates us'; Ont. family returns from Disney vacation to vandalized, flooded home
"Somebody hates us."
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Body found near Cantley identified as Yves Cyr who disappeared without a trace
Police have confirmed that the body recovered from the shore of the Gatineau River near Cantley on Sunday is Yves Cyr, 41.
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Good Samaritan attacked after telling men to stop sexually harrassing women on SkyTrain
VANCOUVER - Transit police are searching for three suspects believed to be involved in the assault of a Good Samaritan, who intervened in a sexual harassment on SkyTrain in Vancouver.
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Aboriginal group: Parole for Sask. residential school sex offender 'a slap in the face'
A Saskatchewan aboriginal group says granting parole to a man who sexually assaulted young boys at a residential school is "a slap in the face" to his victims.
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Montrealer apologizes for throwing drink at homeless man
Montreal police say they have launched a criminal investigation after a video was posted online showing a homeless man having a soft drink thrown in his face.
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Robert Hall's family says it backs Canada's policy not to pay ransom
Relatives of a Canadian man slain by militants in the Philippines say they agree with Canada's policy of not paying ransom for hostages.
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Ottawa rejects decorated Halifax veteran's application for community care
HALIFAX -- A family's bid to gain entry
to a veterans' hospital for a 94-year-
old man decorated for his service in the
Second World War has been rejected.
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London, Ont. deputy mayor resigns after 'inappropriate relationship' with mayor
Maureen Cassidy resigns deputy mayor post after an "inappropriate relationship" with Mayor Matt Brown
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Major flood events could cost Canada $13 billion: Analysis
Severe flood events in Canada could lead to more than $13 billion in losses, with less than half of that amount covered by insurance, according to a new report authored by reinsurance company Swiss Re.
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Saskatchewan boy making money with lemonade stand to help his struggling family
MARTENSVILLE, Sask. — When 10-year-old Jayden West started a lemonade stand to help out his parents, he never expected that thousands of people would hear about it.
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'It was in good shape:' Alberta farmer performs highway C-section on dying doe
An Alberta man was moving an injured deer off a highway in British Columbia when he saw a tiny hoof sticking out of its belly.
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B.C. man accused of killing romantic rival says ex-girlfriend hatched plot
KAMLOOPS, B.C. -- A man accused of murder in an alleged high school love triangle told police his ex-girlfriend was "the mastermind" behind the plot.
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Watchdog probes RCMP's response to Maher Arar torture case
OTTAWA -- The RCMP watchdog has launched a review of how well the Mounties learned the lessons of the Maher Arar torture affair.
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Sask. teen in custody was 'trembling and whimpering quietly' before he died
A teenage boy who died in custody in Saskatchewan was sick and in pain but his medical concerns were ignored, says the province's children's advocate.
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PS pay system woes: Foote setting up a satellite centre in Gatineau until Phoenix is fixed
The federal government is setting up a satellite pay centre in Gatineau to help deal with the backlog of pay problems caused by glitches in the rollout of the Phoenix pay system for Canada’s public servants.Public Services and Procurement Minister Judy Foote confirmed Wednesday the department expects to hire about 100 people to work at the new centre.
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Can inmates ask to die? Clarity urged around doctor-assisted death in prison
A Belgian man three decades into a life
sentence for rape and murder wanted
doctors to help him die -- and he nearly
got his wish.
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Law accommodates superstition: N.B. court renames Courtroom 13 after complaints
SAINT JOHN, N.B. -- A Saint John, N.B., courthouse has done away with Courtroom 13 after complaints that it felt unlucky.
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Renaming Vimy Park after separatist is an insult
There can be little doubt Montreal politicians knew what they were doing when they approved the renaming of Vimy Park to Jacques Parizeau Park.
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'It's what nightmares are made of': Ont. woman finds venomous scorpion in bedroom
OWEN SOUND, Ont. -- A woman in southern
Ontario made a late-night call to police
to corral a potentially dangerous
intruder -- a 20-centimetre scorpion
that had made its way into her bedroom.
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