A Winnipeg retiree fought back after finding himself on the hook to pay for an Air Canada flight he didn't book, and never took. Claude Neblett was charged more than $700 after a website malfunction t...
Western allies focus on crisis of leadership at Halifax security forum
For a decade now the Halifax International Security Forum has been a place to discuss the major external threats facing Western democracies and how to counter them. One of the main themes coming out o...
St. Michael's private school pledges 'rigorous independent examination' amid assault controversy
A Toronto private boys' school at the centre of controversy after allegations that students have been assaulted or sexually assaulted on camera says that it will launch a "rigorous independent examina...
Government to pledge $400 million for transport projects in Canada's North
The federal government is set to announce funding to help improve the remote roads, airports and bridges of Canada's North. On Monday, Transport Canada will begin a call for proposals for funding to t...
Daylight shooting marks Toronto's 90th homicide this year — a grisly new record
A man was shot to death in Scarborough on Sunday afternoon, according to Toronto police, a slaying that marks the city's 90th homicide this year — breaking a record that has stood since 1991. Police w...
Stampeders advance to 3rd straight Grey Cup with win over Blue Bombers
The Calgary Stampeders are heading to the Grey Cup. Bo Levi Mitchell threw three touchdown passes to receiver Eric Rogers as Calgary beat the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 22-14 in the West Division final on ...
Scheer urges Liberals to set date for balanced budget
Accusing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of breaking promises and robbing future generations, the Conservatives stepped up pressure on the government to release a date for a balanced budget at a news co...
Foreign caregivers want major reforms to improve conditions, streamline residency
A national coalition of advocacy groups wants major reforms to Canada's foreign caregiver program in hopes of improving working conditions and offering a more reliable path to permanent residency. A n...
Here's why Ottawa is the ideal city for an adventure film festival
The organizer of Ottawa's second-annual adventure film festival says the five-day event will feed the city's voracious appetite for the great outdoors. The festival, which kicked off Saturday, will sh...
Trudeau 'deeply disappointed' by cuts to Ontario French services
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he's disconcerted by Ontario's decision to slash French services in the province. "I was deeply disappointed by the decision of the Ontario government to cut service...