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Surviving war and time, a Canadian flyer that's roamed the skies for 70 years -- losing some heritage along the way -- is about to find a new home.

A 15-year-old Vancouver area girl has killed herself after posting a YouTube video where she told her story of being bullied.

Convicted terrorist Omar Khadr was an active participant in a deadly firefight in eastern Afghanistan that killed U.S. Special Forces medic Christopher Speer and sent Khadr to Gitmo for a decade, says an eyewitness to the bloody 2002 battle.

Vancouver has Canada's worst traffic congestion, a new report suggests.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper says Canada will continue to navigate its "complex" commercial relationship with China despite ongoing concerns about national security.

A jury on Thursday found devout Christian Patrick Barrett, 41, guilty of second-degree murder in the bizarre bludgeoning death of his girlfriend in May 2010.

With less than a month to go before Remembrance Day, cops have just revealed they're investigating a summertime graffiti attack at the Canadian War Museum that included a spray-painted swastika.

Canada's foreign affairs department says it is investigating reports that a Canadian citizen has been kidnapped in Afghanistan.

A Cornwall, Ont., police officer has been charged with child luring and child prostitution.

The Parti Quebecois' attacks on the English language are a sign of intolerance and desperation, say critics.

An author and former solider in St. John's, N.L., refuses to pay his hospital parking fee, calling it an indirect tax on health care, and plans to take the issue all the way to the Supreme Court if need be.

Public Safety Minister Vic Toews offered no comment Friday on whether the feds would consider charging Omar Khadr with treason after fresh revelations suggest the boy terrorist knew he was targeting Canadian soldiers.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper says Canadian energy companies could become more involved in Senegal, as energy suppliers and investors.

Mounties have launched a "full investigation" Friday into the circumstances that led Vancouver area teenager Amanda Todd to take her life.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency will be evaluated by U.S. authorities later this month, a spokesman said.

CBC defends losing millions of dollars to set up a free music service even as it cancelled other programming and laid off staff.

It was like a scene from a horror film.

Karen Riopelle says she wishes she had been murdered instead of her daughter Jessica.

A Vancouver doctor who has specialized in the treatment of obesity for 10 years says "it's time obesity is taken more seriously by the medical profession."

Steven Boone called HIV an aphrodisiac and didn’t want to take drugs to control the virus because it would make it harder for him to infect others.

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