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If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck but is cooked up by Beijing’s state-run regime, it’s a Peking Duck that smells fishy.

Neurologist William Tatum stumbled upon what might be the first biological evidence that texting physically messes with the brain.

There is a matrix of similarities between problem gambling and problem smartphone use.

Critics of the Liberal government’s “interim” plan to buy 18 new Super Hornet fighter jets are pointing to fresh comments by none other than the head of the Royal Canadian Air Force as evidence the planes aren’t needed.

The prime minister is facing criticism at home and abroad for his statement, expressing “deep sorrow” about the death of former Cuban president Fidel Castro.

Justin Trudeau wanted to deliver a strong message on human rights during his first trip to Africa as prime minister, and while he certainly made a big splash on that issue, it was not for the reasons he had originally intended.

Driven to distraction: The complexity of in-vehicle technology is staggering, but it sometimes feels as if that technology is working at cross purposes.

Convincing consumers to buy more products makes the industry money. Addressing the deadly distractions they pose to drivers does not.

The pilot of a CF-18 fighter jet that crashed near the Alberta-Saskatchewan boundary has died.

CBC/Radio-Canada wants all its services to broadcast ad-free — but will need $318 million in new annual funding to do so.

Many police and other agencies believe distracted driving has already surpassed impairment as a cause of deadly crashes on Canadian roads.

Canada has emerged near the top of the 2016 Human Freedom Index - well ahead of the United States.

Months of government messaging on balancing economic growth with environmental stewardship will be put to the test Tuesday afternoon when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau clears the air on at least two major pipeline proposals.

Does Don Cherry have a man-crush on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau?

The CRTC and consumer advocates say they’re keeping a close eye on the country’s TV providers as the final phase of new basic cable packages rules are implemented on Thursday.

A multimillionaire Toronto technology entrepreneur has been so far unable to sell his one-of-a-kind, 10-bedroom Atlantic Canada vacation mansion, complete with private beaches, a custom go-kart track and a baseball field.

Following an uproar from consumers, the company that runs the Air Miles loyalty points program says it is cancelling plans that would have seen collectors lose any miles not used within five years.

The Canadian labour market unexpectedly added 10,700 net jobs last month and the unemployment rate slid to 6.8 per cent — but the latest numbers raise questions about the quality of the work.

A Canadian mom is offering $10,000 to be reunited with the daughter, who was snatched by her lesbian wife and their sperm donor.

A small-town P.E.I. police department has issued a public apology to Nickelback, and taken down a social media post that threatened to force drunk drivers to listen to the Alberta band’s music.

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