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A prominent statue of Canada’s first prime minister was vandalized on what would have been John A. Macdonald’s 198th birthday.

Three people face several charges after a pregnant teen went missing from her Saskatchewan home Thursday night.

Jason Shron is The Guy with the Train in his Basement.

When 12-year-old Nicholas DeShanes saw smoke pouring out of the living room vents of his family’s north Toronto home, his reaction was automatic.

A Saskatchewan First Nations leader who ran to lead the Assembly of First Nations has suggested all chiefs need to set politics aside and stay united to get the federal government to recognize treaties and grave reserve poverty.

From a deep freeze in the prairies to balmy beaches in Toronto and blizzard conditions in Newfoundland, Canada has experienced it all so far in 2013. Here's a look at some images from across the country.

Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence should take a "step back" from her strike efforts in wake of recent inroads made between First Nations and the feds, NDP leader Thomas Mulcair said Sunday.

Protesters with the Idle No More movement are planning to target the Ambassador Bridge -- North America's busiest border crossing -- next week.

With a “dismal” number of First Nations students graduating, the Vancouver School Board is implementing a tracking system to help bring them back to class.

The owner of Darwin the Ikea monkey dismisses claims she abused the primate, her lawyer said Sunday.

Former federal justice minister Martin Cauchon became the ninth and last candidate for the leadership of the Liberal party of Canada late Sunday.

The Assembly of First Nations' Regional Chief for Newfoundland and Nova Scotia says he did not call for Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence to resign last week.

The Canadian warship HMCS Toronto left Halifax Monday morning to take part in an international security mission.

A pair of 22-year-old Ottawa men are accused of spray-painting a swastika and a racist phrase on an aircraft stored outside the Canadian War museum.

A North York anesthesiologist forced 21 women to engage in sexual acts while they were conscious but sedated during operations, a Crown attorney alleged Monday.

Three seemingly unrelated double-homicides are keeping police across the province busy following the discovery of six bodies in three B.C. cities over the weekend.

A Laval, Que., man who was living a jet-set lifestyle is accused of running a New-York-based drug empire that American authorities brought down following a five-year investigation.