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The federal government says it will not confirm a CBC report that Canadian special forces soldiers are in Mali protecting Canadian "assets" there.

Jaclyn MacIntyre, 22, admitted Monday she was one of the people who left a downtown house party to purchase cleaning supplies after Wesley Hallam was murdered and dismembered.

Images of a McGill student being carried away by a raging downtown flood proved this wasn't any ordinary water main break.

The City of Hamilton fired 29 people over allegations of "inappropriate behaviour."

A fire broke out at a Saskatchewan potash mine Monday, trapping 318 workers underground for more than 12 hours.

When Richard Blake was arrested, he described the man who hugged him and gave him an SUV stolen from a bloody home invasion as having "white teeth like a movie star" and a scruffy beard.

Two workers were missing and another was rescued after a landslide swallowed up three vehicles at a Montreal-area quarry on Tuesday.

It cost taxpayers more than $1 million to airlift the prime minister's armoured vehicles to India last November to securely ferry Stephen Harper around the country during an official tour.

Interim Liberal leader Bob Rae called the NDP ridiculous Tuesday for saying one vote in a referendum is all that's needed for the country to divorce.

Newsflash: Your MPs are behaving badly in the House of Commons!

Canada is boosting aid to Mali by $13 million, International Co-operation Minister Julian Fantino announced Tuesday.

A Windsor, Ont., man was charged with animal cruelty Monday after 155 dead cats and kittens were found in his freezer and refrigerator.

In an effort to combat soaring unemployment, New Brunswick has offered to pay 70% of recent graduates' salaries for their first year of work.

McGill University says it's too early to say if it will take legal action after a massive water main break damaged basements and forced thousands of students and staff to relocate.

Sub-Lt. Jeffrey Delisle, a naval spy from Nova Scotia and the first person ever convicted under Canada's post-9/11 anti-terrorism legislation, will appear in court Thursday for sentencing.

A judge has ordered the feds to release documents to a commission probing the dark legacy of Canada's residential schools.

Canada pledged another $25 million in humanitarian aid to Syria on Wednesday.

Canada is pulling its weight in the French-led mission in Mali and our help is "well appreciated," says International Co-operation Minister Julian Fantino.

As the search for two workers buried in a quarry turns into a recovery operation, a survivor tells QMI Agency how he cheated death.

Now that they know who the victim is — Kelsey Louise Felker, 24, whose torso was found Saturday — police in Kitchener, Ont., are hunting for the killer.

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