The Ottawa Senators appreciate Martin Brodeur’s brush with another goaltending record.

The Mounties are trying to cut one of their prized Hells Angels informants adrift for doing radio interviews about his new true crime book on his life as a rat, the Citizen has learned.

British finance minister Alistair Darling urged his G20 counterparts on Saturday to work toward a $100 billion deal on tackling climate change as developing nations held firm they did not want to talk about it.

Democratic leaders in the U.S. House scrambled Friday to allay lingering concerns about a broad healthcare overhaul and said a landmark vote planned for Saturday could slip a day or more.

Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach faces a vote Saturday night that could determine his political future.

NATO forces mistakenly killed seven Afghan soldiers and police in an air strike during a battle while searching for two missing American soldiers in Afghanistan, the Afghan Defence Ministry said on Saturday.

A man is dead as a result of a fire that broke out around midnight Friday at a townhome in the Bayshore area of west Ottawa.

An embattled family physician who raised concerns about a possible link between Alberta's oilsands and cancer rates in a remote aboriginal community received vindication this week when he was cleared of causing "undue alarm."

The unemployment rate rose in Ottawa-Gatineau in October as small job gains were overwhelmed by a big increase in people seeking work.

One ticket purchased in the Prairies had the numbers 2, 7, 8, 11, 16, 17 and 18 for the estimated $50-million win in Friday's Lotto Max draw.

Guards at the United Nations whisked away a UN-accredited Canadian commentator this week after she denounced a controversial report that focuses heavily on alleged Israeli war crimes.

Ontario's plan to adopt the controversial Harmonized Sales Tax could hit a roadblock on Parliament Hill.

The intervention of a 21-year-old drugstore employee may have saved the life of a woman who was involved in an apparent domestic assault inside a Shopper's Drug Mart Friday afternoon.

On a frigid day several winters ago, a solitary, angular man made his way across his property near Caledon Hills, north of Toronto. It was very nearly a disastrous journey.

Lebanese prime minister-designate Saad Hariri was preparing to announce a new government on Saturday after granting concessions to his rivals in the Hezbollah-led opposition on key cabinet posts.

Twenty years ago this week, the people of one of the least happy countries on the planet were forced to build a new existence from the powder of a shattered barrier and the foam of a half-formed dream

A man who engaged in a well-publicized high-speed chase of a sex assault suspect while on a cell phone with a 911 operator in September has pleaded guilty to fraud in an unrelated case.

Toronto has won the 2015 Pan Am Games, on the first ballot.

Toronto has been awarded hosting rights for the 2015 Pan Am Games.

City council's transit committee has voted to cut the proposed transit-fare increase for next year in half.