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Old wounds apparently die hard for the Parti Quebecois.

The feud between Jason Kenney and Justin Trudeau escalated Friday with the immigration minister accusing the Grit MP of ignoring his Parliamentary duties to pad his bank account by moonlighting as a professional speaker.

U.S. President Barack Obama is a smooth-talking, big-government international star.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper has enlisted a former Brian Mulroney-era minister to tackle the sensitive subject of aboriginal grievances.

A school bus driver who was allegedly hauling teenage passengers while drunk was fired on the spot by his boss, who finished the suspect's route.

The House of Commons ethics commissioner says an NDP MP who gets tens of thousands a year from the CBC did nothing wrong voting on funding for the state broadcaster.

One of the senators at the centre of a firestorm over housing allowances agreed Friday to reimburse taxpayers after weeks saying everything was above board.

Scientists at the University of Calgary are hoping for a bird’s eye view of the space between our planet and the Sun with Monday’s launch of the Near-Earth Object Surveillance Satellite (NEOSSat).

Aerospace engineer Julian Sharpe is so confident in the disaster-proof pod he has invented that he is willing to test it by going over Niagara Falls.

Initial results of an autopsy on the body of a Vancouver student found dead in Los Angeles have come back inconclusive with the cause of death deferred, the L.A. County Department of Coroner said.

One skier is dead following an avalanche near Revelstoke, B.C., Friday afternoon.

Canada's new Office of Religious Freedom, with a $5-million budget and a staff of five, may set tyrants around the world shaking ... with laughter. But a candle is worth lighting given the extent of darkness out there.

The hull of a fishing boat that capsized off the coast of Nova Scotia during a storm last Sunday has been spotted, the RCMP said Saturday morning.

Quebec's language minister said Saturday that her office will "review its process" after a series of embarrassing language inspections at Montreal businesses caught international attention.

The first murder victim of the year in Quebec City - along with her suspected killer - lived in the same building Quebec Public Security Minister Stephane Bergeron.

A federal court judge calls former Roseau River chief Terry Nelson's bid to stay in power "reprehensible, scandalous and outrageous."

Tanning beds will soon carry stronger warnings linking their use to skin cancer - and cautions they shouldn't be used by teens.

Hearings into allegations the federal government discriminates against First Nations children living on reserves begin Monday.

It started with The Cute Show and only got cuter from there.

A Lotto 6/49 jackpot winner who opted to take a $1.5 million lump-sum payout over $100,000-a-year for life plans to pay off his mortgage and other debt.

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