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Conservative public safety critic Tony Clement is asking for an apology from the CBC after he hung up the phone during a live radio interview about refugees.

For Conservative Party leadership frontrunner Kevin O’Leary, life is tweet.

Photographs shown in an Edmonton courtroom Tuesday depict a chaotic crime scene with the blood of six people spilled across a warehouse where a double murder took place in 2014.

A 55-year-old man, who allegedly killed his ill spouse as an act of compassion, appeared at the Montreal courthouse Tuesday afternoon.

CHUMPHON, Thailand — Police in Thailand have arrested two men accused of slashing a Canadian man with a machete while trying to steal a gold necklace from his female companion last week.

City police have charged four inmates in the jailhouse attack last weekend on convicted triple murderer Douglas Garland.

A 50-year-old man has been charged with animal negligence stemming from the deaths of 14 large breed dogs at a pet boarding business over the summer.

Canada’s promise to resettle hundreds of Yazidis by the end of the year is being welcomed in Iraq, where Yazidi women and girls have endured horrific abuse and persecution at the hands of ISIL.

The RCMP are thanking a Canada Post employee in British Columbia for helping solve a case involving a nude toddler who had gone missing.

White House spokesman Sean Spicer laughed off the idea of building a wall along the northern U.S. border Thursday after a journalist from Montana floated the notion during his daily media briefing.

Canadian tax authorities expect to track down $400 million this year they say are owed as part of a campaign to crack down on tax evasion by big international companies and wealthy individuals, particularly those using offshore tax havens, a top official says.

A student politician who came under fire for his "punch a Zionist today" tweet has resigned from his position as director of the Students' Society of McGill University.

The man who once successfully harnessed populist sentiment in Canada into political success is warning that much is at stake if today’s political leadership fails to do that.

Winnipeg police say surveillance video is still being reviewed and DNA tests are pending after an unsettling incident at the St. Vital Centre involving a group of teenage girls.

There were “Make America Great Again” hats, there were signs with Donald Trump’s name.

Sunrise Records is placing a major bet on Canadian music sales with plans to move into 70 retail spaces being vacated by HMV Canada.

And then there were two.

Leadership hopeful Kevin O'Leary has pulled out of Tuesday night's Conservative Party leadership debate in Edmonton because of the "bad format".

Convicted killer Kelly Ellard has been granted temporary escorted absences from prison to attend doctor’s appointments and parenting programs for her baby.

The weight of two words were more than Tim Benner could carry.

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