Canadian on trial for corruption in Cuba
A sports car enthusiast claimed he couldn't find his car -- a Porsche -- on a B.C. Ferry bound for the Lower Mainland so he left without it and took the bus.
Union reps and CBC allies say the feds are sticking their fingers in the collective bargaining pie of Crown corporations, threatening their independence.
Hundreds of victims of sexual abuse by the Christian Brothers reached a financial settlement Thursday.
A Federal Court judge has ruled a crime was committed in the last general election but the case is still a whodunit.
Two key Conservatives on a powerful Senate committee orchestrated the whitewash of a critical report into Sen. Mike Duffy's inappropriate use of tax dollars to soften its findings, opposition MPs said Thursday.
As they fought back questions on the Senate expense scandal Thursday, the Conservatives pointed out that three Liberal MPs have run afoul of rules governing housing expenses in recent years.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper wrapped up trade talks here Thursday with four leaders Canada considers to be close amigos.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Thursday his former chief of staff will ultimately have to face the ethics commissioner.
Two suspects in an alleged plot to blow up a VIA Rail passenger train appeared in court via video Thursday.
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