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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was pressed again today on whether he would scrap the troubled Phoenix pay system that has left thousands of government employees with either too much or no pay at all.

Relatives of Douglas Garland, charged with three counts of first-degree murder in the disappearances of a five-year-old boy and his grandparents, are expected to take the stand on the second day of what is expected to be a lengthy trial.

Businessman Kevin O’Leary has announced he is running for the Conservative leadership.

Kevin O’Leary doesn’t just see himself as becoming the next prime minister of Canada.

Well, it just got interesting — finally!

The Newfoundland police officer who shot and killed Don Dunphy on Easter Sunday 2015 says he could only think “No!” as he suddenly saw a rifle in the man’s hands.

The first police officer to arrive on the Garland family farm after the disappearances of a young Calgary boy and his grandparents is expected to testify Wednesday morning in the triple-murder trial.

Phyllis Longobardi remembers hearing two blasts before she saw the gun.

A Quebec mother of three is under arrest in the Bahamas for allegedly having sex with a teenage boy.

Indigenous leaders say it is absolutely unacceptable that Health Canada was aware last year of concerns about a suicide pact in a northern Ontario community, but did not provide financial assistance to help.

The parent company of Tim Hortons and Burger King plans to launch an app Canada-wide this spring that would allow customers to order and pay in advance on their smartphone without lining up to pay a cashier.

Boost defence spending, dial down the volume on battling climate change and find a bridge or energy project to build together.

A 37-year-old Canadian who was caught with 59 kilos of cocaine has been sentenced to 10 years in jail in U.S. District Court in Seattle.

Police conducted a frantic search of Douglas Garland's family farm in hopes of rescuing a Calgary couple and their grandson who had disappeared days earlier, court heard Friday.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has congratulated U.S. President Trump on his inauguration.

A spate of recent Montreal-area arsons linked to organized crime suggests the battle for Mafia leadership in Quebec remains fractured, experts say.

The call for accountability over the Canadian Forces’ use of a controversial anti-malaria drug is growing louder and veterans and family members hope Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will hear their cries for help.

A recent dog attack on a seven-year-old Montreal boy shows the importance of the city’s new anti-pit bull bylaw, a borough mayor said Monday.

The True North doesn’t trust Trump.

Two of the world’s biggest digital information platforms say they’re getting ready to roll out tools in Canada designed to crack down on so-called “fake news.”

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