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Luka Rocco Magnotta will stand trial next year for the death and dismemberment of Chinese student Jun Lin, but not without a fight from his defence team.

A part-time nurse at a Montreal hospital has earned over $315,000 in the past year through overtime and bonuses, raising questions about workloads, staffing and hospital spending priorities.

The case of a teenaged boy who, police said, was chained by two men and raped for 10 days in rotting shack in rural Nova Scotia, will go to trial, court has decided.

Four people stuck in Gatineau Park overnight after a hot-air balloon crash were rescued Monday morning.

Canadian retailers and the Retail Council of Canada gathered in Toronto Monday for an urgent meeting to discuss what to do after 382 people were killed when a garment factory collapsed in Bangladesh last week.

It was a softer landing in the Commons on Monday for the government's budget implementation bill compared to last year's version that rocked the House.

The federal government is tightening rules to prevent employers from using cheaper foreign help under a program that has come under fire for abuse.

Even Gavin Griffiths' ex-girlfriend couldn't stomach the sight of him as he sat in the prisoner's box Monday, awaiting punishment for pulling down women's pants in a series of random attacks last spring.

Omar Khadr’s attempt to backtrack on his war crimes confessions while behind bars in Canada isn’t sitting well with a rookie Conservative MP.

A young victim of one of Surrey, B.C.’s, most devastating car crashes will always be remembered as a beautiful and happy boy, according to those paying tribute to five members of the same family killed Sunday.

North Korea is concerned about Canada's record on torture and xenophobia, Iran thinks we need to stop turning a blind eye to child sexual exploitation and China is worried about the widespread racial discrimination on our shores.

The feds are moving in on cyber-bullying.

A line in a CBC job posting for a children's show that read "any race except Caucasian" can apply has since been removed.

Montreal's deposed former mayor, Gerald Tremblay, is under police protection following his testimony at a corruption inquiry, QMI Agency has learned.

The feds can’t account for billions of dollars in security funding, the auditor general said Tuesday in a harsh report that also warned classified information remains an easy target for spies.

Miscalculated employment insurance payouts could be costing taxpayers more than user fraud, an auditor general’s report said Tuesday.

Cops have arrested a murderer who walked away from prison over the weekend and hailed a taxi to a casino.

The study was fine. But the headlines smelled funky.

A city employee who was drunk and sipping vodka from a thermos while operating a backhoe has lost his job, his driver’s licence, and is going to jail for 30 days.

A five-year prison sentence has been handed down to a London man who killed with just one punch.

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