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HALIFAX -- Angry veterans demonstrated today in front of a federal office in Halifax, saying the Trudeau government is betraying their trust by refusing to allow a 94-year-old decorated war hero to enter a federally funded hospital.

MONTREAL -- Visa is accusing Walmart of using consumers as pawns in its battle over merchant fees by threatening to ban the popular credit card from its Canadian stores.

A four-year-old boy who drowned in his grandparents' swimming pool Thursday was a loving, free-spirited child who simply "left for a moment" and then was nowhere to be found, his aunt says.

Doctors are raising red flags about new legislation they say compromises the sanctity of doctor-patient confidentiality and allows government bureaucrats access to their patients’ private health information.

The Trudeau government has said thanks but no thanks to a proposed Senate amendment that would make it easier for Canadians to get medical help to end their lives.

OTTAWA -- Foreign Affairs Minister Stephane Dion says the government acknowledges that the so-called Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant is conducting genocide against the Yazidis.

Contractor and media personality Mike Holmes is visiting Fort McMurray next week to give advice on how to rebuild following last month’s wildfire.

Foam chickens. Backpacks. Lip balm. Cufflinks. Baby bibs. Fake tattoos.

When British voters go to the polls Thursday, they could further turn up the heat on Canada's burning housing market.

Calling all aspiring Canadian astronauts: here comes your chance to shine.

Prosecutors say an international identity-theft ring is believed to have roped in hundreds of victims and millions of dollars, even co-opting the image of a Hollywood actress who played Supergirl on TV for a fake passport.

A local state of emergency has been declared in Dawson Creek, in northeastern B.C., as receding flood waters reveal the extent of damage from two days of record-setting rain.

Appointed senators have bowed to the will of the elected House of Commons, giving up their insistence that suffering Canadians.

VICTORIA -- Daring cat burglars have stolen an iconic Bengal tiger skin that was mounted on the wall of one of Victoria's historic watering holes.

To our shame, we have been a haven for Nazi war criminals.

A man who was found guilty of killing a police officer in Delta, B.C., is back out on parole.

Police in West Vancouver have released photos of a car that they believe was torn apart by a black bear this weekend.

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. -- An upset Newfoundlander called 911 to report her pizza didn't have enough cheese, police say.

OTTAWA -- Health Canada is making it easier for gay men to give blood, so long as they have been celibate for one year.

VANCOUVER -- The federal government and the provinces have reached an agreement in principle to reform the Canada Pension Plan -- but the deal does not include Quebec and Manitoba, The Canadian Press has learned.

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