CBC – Tue, 26 Jun, 2012
He did it on another continent, but he finally did it. While on an official visit to Peru, Prime Minister Stephen Harper took questions from reporters about the
Hamilton police have made a second arrest in the Timothy Bosma murder investigation, naming 25-year-old Mark Smich as the second person to be charged in the death
Six days after Toronto Mayor Rob Ford was accused of being captured on tape smoking from a crack pipe, his brother executed what one public relations expert "one of
More than a million Montrealers are being advised to boil their drinking water after tests at a filtration plant indicated it wasn't safe to consume. CTV News
Gay men will once again be allowed to donate blood in Canada, as long as they've been celibate for at least five years. Canadian Blood Services made the
Conservative Senator Patrick Brazeau, apparently upset with a story by reporter Jennifer Ditchburn of The Canadian Press, took to Twitter Tuesday to attack her.
Florida has a long list of problematic invasive species, from the vervet monkey to the lionfish, but the Burmese python might be the state's public enemy No. 1 — so much so that residents will hop
Have you received this letter? Apparently Canada Post is reaching out to Canadians who have begged out of receiving junk mail like flyers and coupons and asking them to... instead receive the junk
Running out of juice for your mobile device has to be one of the biggest problems that smartphone and tablet users face during their day. Now, a California teen has come up with a way to save you
Yahoo! Canada News visitors appear adamant on seeing the proof before they label the mayor of Canada's largest city a drug user.
In the face-off between Toronto Mayor Rob Ford and Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne, you’ve got to give this one to the premier. The pair traded barbs on Tuesday over an abandoned and failed strategy
When the weather forecasters start to duck and cover, it's time to listen to their warnings. A tornado emergency in Wichita, Kansas, on Sunday took on a new sense of immediacy when local broadcasters
By Johan Sennero and Johan Ahlander STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Hundreds of youths have set fire to cars and attacked police and rescue services in poor immigrant suburbs in three nights of rioting in
There is only one prisoner actually born in one of North Korea's infamous prison camps known to have escaped alive. His name is Shin Dong-hyuk.
Stephen Harper has made what was probably one of the most important speeches during his tenure as prime minister. On Tuesday morning, Harper addressed his caucus amid the ongoing Senate expense
ROME (Reuters) - Millions of Italians cannot afford to heat their homes properly or eat meat as their country is racked by recession and soaring unemployment, said a report which found the number of