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A cold rain was a fitting backdrop to the annual memorial service for police and peace officers who have died in the line of duty.
Critics have concerns about changes to a federal program that provides temporary health coverage to protected persons, refugee claimants and other people who are not eligible for provincial health insurance.
Raylene Rankin, a member of the internationally acclaimed Celtic band The Rankin Family, has died after a long fight with cancer at the age of 52.
Statistics Canada is set to unveil a new approach to how it presents data, introducing new measures and changing the definition of others.
Theatre and art impresario David Mirvish says he plans to tear down Toronto's Princess of Wales Theatre and replace it with three condo towers.
A Toronto woman is accused of stealing a donation box for the Hospital for Sick Children.
Convicted war criminal Omar Khadr has spent his first night in Canada after being held for nearly a decade in U.S. military custody.
A bit of a rough night for Justin Bieber as the pop star kicked off the U.S. leg of his "Believe World Tour" in Glendale, Arizona.
Metro grocery stores have pulled all XL Foods Inc. beef products covered by the recall from its shelves.
London police say one man is dead and one injured after an overnight shooting incident in the southwestern Ontario city.
Ontario's Liberals are keeping Premier Dalton McGuinty as their leader, in spite of a disappointing result in last year's election.
Drivers heading downtown on Saturday night may want to rethink their plans as Nuit Blanche brings a handful of road closures.
A three-alarm fire caused massive damage at a fish processing plant in the Bloor and Kipling area of Etobicoke on Saturday morning.
Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty faces a mandatory review of his leadership of the Liberal party today in Ottawa.
Omar Khadr, who has been in a U.S. detention camp since October 2002 following his capture by U.S. forces in Afghanistan, is on his way to Canada from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to serve the balance of his sentence.
A man is dead and a 13-year-old boy was sent to hospital after a collision involving a motorcycle and a minivan on Highway 401 Friday night.
It's being hailed as a scientific advancement in an otherwise mysterious illness, and a Hamilton teen is a part of it.
A new report shows Canada has the highest proportion of highly-educated adults among all OECD countries, as 51 per cent of the population has earned a post-secondary degree. But researchers also point out that high education does not always translate to high income.
A man convicted of assaulting a police officer during 2010's G20 summit in Toronto has been sentenced to 10 months in jail.
Toronto is in for a sleepless Saturday night as Scotiabank's seventh annual Nuit Blanche transforms the city into a contemporary art space.
Ontario's Progressive Conservatives are highly critical of the Liberals' proposed public sector wage freeze bill, and won't say if they'll help the minority government get it passed.
Gov. Gen. David Johston is investing 44 Canadians in the Order of Canada in a ceremony today at Rideau Hall. Watch the ceremony live.
The final Northlander train departed Cochrane Friday morning — and many people took the opportunity for one last ride.
Unionized employees at General Motors are the latest group to ratify a new collective agreement between the Canadian Auto Workers and U.S. automaker.
Police say the two suspects accused of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old boy and chaining him up in a home in Nova Scotia are believed to be travelling to Ontario.
Land use issues in the area of Dundas Street West and Lansdowne Avenue are causing conflicts between developers and a chocolate factory.
Three men, including one current and one former police officer from the Niagara Falls area, have been charged in connection with an international cheese-smuggling network.
The man behind the Canadian auto parts giant Magna has founded a political party with the aim of leading his birth country of Austria in general elections next year.
Research In Motion reported a second-quarter loss of $235 million US on Thursday as revenue plunged compared with a year ago, however BlackBerry maker's results were not as bad as many investors expected.