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Kevin O’Leary, who rattled Conservative cages three months ago when he joined the party’s leadership race, did it again Wednesday by quitting a contest observers believe he had every chance of winning.

The killing of a 19-year-old high school student and a graphic video believed to be linked to the death has shocked a small Manitoba First Nation that has seen more than its share of tragedy.

U.S. President Donald Trump swore off plans to cancel the North American Free Trade Agreement on Wednesday, after a day rife with speculation that he could be on the verge of threatening to obliterate the seminal trade deal.

Former Quebec cabinet minister Sam Hamad is leaving politics.

Kevin O’Leary may be gone from the Conservative leadership race, but he doesn’t intend to let himself be forgotten.

First, Donald Trump threatened to rip up NAFTA. Then he didn’t. This week he did again. Now, he’s saying he won’t. But maybe, he says, he’ll change his mind again and rip it up if he can’t get a good deal.

Manitoba Public Insurance has revoked a Star Trek fan’s personalized licence plate after receiving complaints that its message — ASIMIL8 — is offensive to indigenous people.

A Saskatoon man has pleaded guilty to 40 child pornography charges related to live streaming the sexual abuse of children in Romania and the Philippines, and then sharing the images with others.

A 40-year-old man who worked at a daycare has been charged with possessing and distributing child pornography.

Military officials say they have moved this year to force out 77 service members found guilty of sexual misconduct.

Three men convicted in connection with the theft of $18 million worth of maple syrup in Quebec were sentenced on Friday to between two and eight years.

Quebec provincial police are investigating after 19 dead dogs were found by the side of a road near Quebec City.

Canada’s troops will live out of tents during the first few months of their June deployment in Latvia as the host nation feverishly prepares to accommodate a 1,200-soldier battle group aimed at deterring Russian aggression in the Baltics.

Monday could be rough for Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan with political and military peers calling for his resignation.

The Trudeau government is backing down from some of its most controversial proposals for reforming the way the House of Commons operates in the face of opposition filibustering that has tied parliamentary business in knots for weeks.

A Winnipeg man has been sentenced to 23 years in prison for two brutal sex assaults that left a woman and a teenage girl with severe injuries.

Contrary to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s excuse for not firing Harjit Sajjan Monday, the embattled defence minister did not make a “mistake” in exaggerating his role in Operation Medusa in Afghanistan.

A search continues for a Canadian woman and her American boyfriend who are missing in Belize after police found the woman’s truck in a sugar cane field.