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Sabra Canada Inc. is voluntarily recalling certain Sabra brand hummus because of possible Listeria contamination.

It’s a condition that has driven people to self-amputate limbs and, in extreme cases, commit suicide.

Canada’s spy agency is openly warning that Russia and China are out to steal the country’s most prized secrets.

A Newfoundland man facing $55,000 in outstanding fines may be adding to that whopping tally after police pulled him over for making an unsafe turn and failing to signal.

Two Canadian lawyers came to Australia’s Parliament House on Monday to persuade lawmakers to pass a motion urging China to immediately end the practice of what they say is organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience.

Pope Francis is allowing all priests to absolve the faithful of the “grave sin” of abortion, extending indefinitely the special permission he had granted for the duration of the just-ended Holy Year of Mercy.

The Weather Network is predicting a cold and potentially stormy winter for much of the country.

A Newfoundland motorist is sharing a dramatic video of a wrong-way driver’s near-crash with his own vehicle, in hopes of finding the man he says nearly killed them both.

The federal Liberal government says it will “explore the acquisition” of 18 new Boeing-made Super Hornet jets on an interim basis until it can decide on a permanent replacement for Canada’s aging fleet of fighter planes.

The Canadian Western Agribition has set up in Regina for the week, but the show went on the road Tuesday morning during rush hour.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership can’t go ahead without the United States, Canada’s trade minister said Tuesday in the wake of Donald Trump’s renewed vow to pull his country out of the controversial 12-country pact.

Laura Tardif’s story comes together in fragments.

Texting and talking behind the wheel is killing more Canadians than impaired driving. In a five-part series, Postmedia examines the deadliest threat of our connected lives.

An Ontario university says it is looking into reports of a costume party attended by undergraduates that has been condemned by student leaders because of racial stereotypes.

Hockey or a higher education?

Thirty-two years after Yohannes Mehari fled war and persecution in Eritrea, on a journey that would take him to the heartland of Canada, he and his wife, Tensae, stood on a Winnipeg street corner looking at the mayhem of smashed cars, flashing lights and a blood-soaked boulevard.

Lena Dunham is not moving to Canada now that Donald Trump is the U.S. President-elect.

Netflix makes “substantial” investments in film and TV productions in Canada and should not face regulation, argues the streaming company in a submission to Canadian Heritage’s public consultation on homegrown content in a digital world.

Public inconvenience and traffic flow — not the rights of protesters — were the deciding factors when a federal agency approved a visiting Chinese delegation’s request for a privacy fence outside an Ottawa hotel.

A New Democrat wants to “close a loophole” in the Election Act, which currently makes it an offence to offer a bribe but not necessarily to accept one.

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