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Weapons cache, including loaded AK-47 magazines, found at home of Danforth shooter: police docs
Police discovered a cache of automatic weapons ammunition – including loaded AK-47 magazines – in the Danforth shooter's bedroom.
A brain-eating species called the great tit is threatening other birds — thanks to climate change
As the European winters become warmer, scientists are discovering the great tit — a common songbird in the area — is competing for nesting space and killing a migratory bird.
Canadian caught in Syria was commander of ISIS unit, according to U.S.-backed forces
Mohammed allegedly told interrogators he was a 31-year-old Canadian citizen of Ethiopian origin and a former student at Toronto’s Seneca College.
Carol Channing, iconic Broadway star, dies at age 97
Actress Carol Channing, whose career spanned decades on Broadway and on television, has died at age 97.
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh under pressure after widely panned TV interview
Singh, elected the NDP leader about 15 months ago, is in the political fight of his life as he seeks to win a seat in the House of Commons for the first time.
Saudi man facing sexual assault charges in Nova Scotia ‘fled’ after embassy posted bail
Nova Scotia's prosecution service says Mohammed Zuraibi Alzoabi had $37,500 of his bail posted by the Saudi Arabian embassy last year in relation to the alleged sexual assault
Jane Philpott takes over Treasury Board, Jody Wilson-Raybould to oversee veterans in cabinet shuffle
Five Liberal MPs are getting new roles around the federal cabinet table in a pre-election shake-up announced Monday morning.
U.S. air traffic controllers aren’t getting paid — their Canadian colleagues sent pizza
Some 10,000 air traffic controllers in the United States have been working without pay since late December due to the ongoing government shutdown.
COMMENTARY: Having more women in government makes countries healthier, researchers say
Having more women in government advances population health, two Canadian researchers say.
Trudeau cabinet shuffle expected to be very small, will fill void from Brison departure
Nova Scotia MP Scott Brison's departure creates two gaps in the cabinet lineup - Nova Scotia's seat and president of the Treasury Board - and will create a domino effect of other positions that will need to be filled.
‘A very brave new Canadian’: Saudi woman who fled family arrives in Toronto
A young Saudi woman who fled her allegedly abusive family and drew renewed attention to the plight of women in the conservative kingdom has arrived in Toronto after being granted asylum by Canada.
Maxime Bernier clarifies that he’s all for diversity in Canada – just not ‘more diversity’
Maxime Bernier says he is not against diversity. He just doesn't want "more diversity."
Millions more needed to tackle Canada’s refugee claims backlog: internal documents
Documents obtained under access-to-information law show the Immigration and Refugee Board drafted costing estimates in November 2017 showing it would need $140 million annually
Canada grants asylum to Saudi teen who fled alleged family abuse
An 18-year-old Saudi teenager who said she is fleeing abuse from her family is heading to Canada to seek asylum, according to a Thai official.
Supreme Court affirms long-term Canadian expats have right to vote in elections
The case was brought by two Canadians who have lived for years in the United States.