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The New York Police Department says it has arrested a man in connection with a house explosion that killed a fire battalion chief.

American singer-songwriter Cyndi Lauper has posted a message on her Facebook page voicing her opposition to Montreal’s newly adopted pit bull ban.

The federal budget watchdog says Liberal government spending in the first three months of the fiscal year hit its highest mark in at least six years.

In his suicide note, Gerald Rushton said he loved his common-law wife and her daughter.

Concordia University Professor Homa Hoodfar finally touched down in Montreal Thursday morning.

A letter outlining the dress code for young people interested in joining a Newfoundland air cadets squadron is offensive and “completely unacceptable,” the defence minister said Friday after learning that the document referred to girls’ breasts as “developing bits.”

Samsung says it is working with Health Canada to address potential safety issues with certain top-loading, high-efficiency washing machines that can vibrate to the point where they could pose a risk of injury or property damage.

On a Wednesday afternoon in early September, Natsumi Kogawa attended a calligraphy lesson and an information session in downtown Vancouver.

An official in Mexico is confirming a 74-year-old Canadian woman was killed in the Yucatan state.

The royal tour ends today, but before it closes Prince William and Kate will meet with social and mental health providers in Victoria.

With Prince William, Kate Middleton and their two children packed up and on their way home, we take a look back at some of the most memorable moments from the royals' week-long visit.

Police have made a third arrest in the 2014 killing of a Canadian law professor in Florida, a woman with ties both to the family of the victim’s ex-wife and one of the alleged shooters.

The Globe and Mail is reporting that Ottawa is preparing to close a tax loophole that’s been used by foreign buyers in overheated housing markets such as Vancouver and Toronto.

Canada’s spy agency is using controversial powers under the C-51 anti-terrorism legislation to gather intelligence from Canadians held in foreign prisons, a newly released memo reveals.

Ingrid and Anthony Donnelly wanted to make sure they had all their travel documents before flying with their children to Toronto, but little did they know that trying to comply with a new passport requirement would leave them confused, frustrated and in bureaucratic limbo.

A Winnipeg cop charged with 34 criminal offences less than three weeks ago has died in a head-on crash just north of the city.

Officers had been watching the shore of the St. Lawrence River near Cornwall, Ont., from outside a nearby church for most of the day when the boat carrying the contraband finally arrived.

The commander of the national cadet program says guidebooks for prospective recruits that referred to girls’ breasts as “developing bits” have been removed from the Newfoundland squadron that handed them out.

The Trudeau government will struggle to push through its new carbon pricing scheme without the support of the provinces, even if Canada’s premiers don't have legal recourse to stop it, says Premier Rachel Notley.

Homicide detectives are investigating after a man died early Tuesday morning in a home invasion.

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