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The cellblock sex assault trial of Ottawa Police Sgt. Steven Desjourdy resumed Wednesday with another sergeant testifying he has no memory of being told the woman - whose shirt and bra were cut off - was suicidal.

Scott McDowell and his family are devastated and outraged after three pit bulls severely attacked two of their dogs, killing one and injuring his daughter at an off-leash park.

The door is now wide open for immigrants ready to take up Canadian blue-collar jobs.

hree of the four wolves that escaped from a wildlife reserve after vandals cut giant holes in a fence on New Year's Eve have returned.

Legal woes continue to mount for a suspected sex offender accused of recruiting underage girls to work in the sex trade.

It's business as usual for Canada, even as the United States looks to its closest ally for help "to counter Iran's growing hostile presence and activity in the Western Hemisphere."

A last-minute deal by American legislators to avoid the much ballyhooed fiscal cliff doesn't mean Canada's economy is safe from a broadside.

A First Nations chief who launched a personal protest more than three weeks ago says she will not back down until she sees the outcome of a meeting between aboriginal leaders and Prime Minister Stephen Harper next Friday.

New Democrat MP Olivia Chow warns she will look a little different over the next few weeks as she gets treatment for Ramsay Hunt syndrome.

A Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) report on Sunni Islamist radicalization within our borders sets off alarm bells for author and journalist Tarek Fatah.

Protecting home and family with force appears to be a risky move in Canada.

An Ontario woman pushing for the return of Darwin the Ikea monkey to its owner is now on the cusp of losing her own pet primate because of local bylaws prohibiting exotic animals as pets.

Rob Ford appeared buoyant about his future Friday while bracing for a court appeal that could end his term as Toronto’s most controversial mayor in recent years.

The Crown closed its case Friday morning against an Ottawa Police cellblock sergeant accused of sexually assaulting a female prisoner by snipping off her shirt and bra.

This performance would have made Ned Braden proud.

A police sergeant accused of sexually assaulting a female prisoner by snipping off her shirt and bra won’t be telling his side of the story.

Three men are facing human trafficking and pimping charges after teen girls were lured into Edmonton’s prostitution underground in two separate cases.