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Flights, ferries and schools are cancelled in Atlantic Canada has the country's east coast braces for freezing rain, blowing snow and powerful winds.

After decades of declining worth, the Canadian penny has finally been polished off.

The NDP wants to keep Parliamentary Budget Officer Kevin Page on the job until his replacement is on the clock.

If you're missing a suit of armour, Nova Scotia's Mounties would like to hear from you. They've posted some of the 1,300 artifacts seized from the home of an alleged hoarder of stolen antiques.

Ex-soldiers seeking disability benefits from the government face an unfair and sometimes biased process, the veterans' ombudsman said Monday.

For local artist Heidi den Hartog, the penny dropped about six weeks ago.

A judge gave a commercial fisherman the option Monday of donating 200 pounds of fish to Batchewana First Nation as part of his probation.

The first accused Stanley Cup rioter to go to trial phoned 911 in the days following the mayhem to tell authorities he feared for his safety when images of him spread online.

What would you ask an astronaut? Here's your chance to do it.

A winter storm that blasted Atlantic Canada on Monday continues to wreak havoc on Newfoundland and Labrador.

The Stephen Harper government's focus on finding tax cheats has yielded billions for the federal treasury, MPs were told Tuesday, but doing more to find the wealth hidden by money-launderers and fraudsters in offshore bank accounts could mean giving the RCMP some new and perhaps controversial powers..

The Conservative government is amending its anti-corruption legislation to make it harder for Canadian businesses to misbehave overseas.

English Canadian provinces are perpetrating a "quiet ethnocide" of French Canadians that only Quebec sovereignty can stop, says a new report. The document, sponsored in part by the Parti Quebecois, says the proportion of French-speaking Canadians is declining by the year and it blames Canada for 92 "blockages" to Quebec's development.

A small number of protesters are blockading the winter road to the De Beers’ Victor diamond mine outside the embattled Attiwapiskat reserve in northern Ontario.

The first Stanley Cup rioter to go on trial admitted to a police officer he broke down upon seeing video of himself smashing windows and grinning during the June 2011 mayhem.

Anne of Green Gables has gotten an unexpected makeover.

A father has been ordered to pay child support to his ex-wife despite results of DNA testing that found three of the four children he helped raise are not biologically his, a Quebec Superior Court ruled.

A former assistant Crown attorney in Windsor, Ont., is charged with obtaining the services of a prostitute while at court.

The feds should review Canadian tariffs to help slash the price gap on certain products sold in Canada and the United States, says a Senate finance committee report tabled in the Upper Chamber Wednesday.

The European Union's ban on commercial seal hunt products will factor into Canada's decision whether to support it in its bid for a seat on the Arctic Council.

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