An Ontario regulator says it will not be disciplining 43 of the 45 mortgage brokers and agents that mortgage lender Home Capital cut ties with over allegations they falsified loan applications.
The Conservative Party is blaming “human error” for apparent discrepancies in the final count of ballots cast in last weekend’s leadership contest.
Despite its trade spat with Boeing, the federal government says it isn't talking to other companies about replacing some of its aging CF-18 jet fighters.
The former head of the U.S. National Security Agency says his country and Canada need a new cyberdefence program -- like their joint Norad air defence -- to prevent hackers from hobbling their economies.
A gunman stormed a casino in the Philippine capital and torched gambling tables in the crowded space, creating a choking level of smoke that killed at least 36 people, authorities said.
A masked gunman stormed a hotel-casino complex in the Philippine capital early Friday. Police stressed that they uncovered no ties to terror and suggested the motive could have been robbery.
Gunshots and explosions rang out early Friday at a mall, casino and hotel complex near Manila's international airport in the Philippine capital, sparking a security alarm amid an ongoing Muslim militant siege in the country's south.
A discredited former engineer who declared an Ontario mall structurally sound just weeks before its deadly collapse five years ago was acquitted of criminal negligence on Thursday.
With the music world celebrating 50 years since the release of the Beatles' landmark album 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band,' new details are emerging about the Canadian police officer who inspired the title.
A southern Ontario veterinarian who was found guilty of professional misconduct last year is facing 16 charges following an animal cruelty investigation.
Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr is announcing $867 million in financial supports for softwood lumber producers and the communities where they are based.
Canada's 'historic' 150th birthday is the right moment to resume constitutional discussions, Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard told The Canadian Press in an interview.
Twelve-year-old Ananya Vinay has won the 90th Scripps National Spelling Bee. The sixth-grader from Fresno, California, won by spelling 'marocain,' a French word for dress fabric made of ribbed crepe.
When a California family’s day out on the water took a dangerous turn, a five-year-old boy leapt into action and managed to operate a Sea-Doo to save them from drowning.
The federal budget watchdog says the government's multibillion-dollar effort to replace the navy's warship fleet is now on track to cost taxpayers 2.4 times more than first expected.
Video of an Irish nun and a security guard playing soccer together has gone viral online, after they astonished passersby in Limerick, Ireland.
Summer 2017 is likely to usher in slightly above-normal temperatures, along with fewer wildfires and more mosquitoes, according to Dave Phillips of Environment Canada.
Sean Ramsay is either the luckiest -- or the unluckiest --- man on Vancouver Island. The Victoria resident was struck by lightning while working at an RV park Tuesday and while he’s still in a lot of pain, he’s fortunate to have even survived.
A 32-year-old man from Pickering, Ont. has been arrested in connection with three recent incidents of cement cinderblocks thrown from overpasses onto Canada’s busiest highway.
A Malaysia Airlines plane returned to Australia after a mentally ill passenger threatened to detonate a bomb and attempted to enter the cockpit before he was tackled and tied up by passengers, police said Thursday.
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The Council of Europe's anti-torture committee is praising Germany's effective discontinuation of surgically castrating some sex offenders, although the law has not been repealed.
A former nurse accused of killing eight seniors in her care is expected to plead guilty to first-degree murder charges in their deaths when she appears today in a Woodstock, Ont., court.
A former Ontario nurse angry with her career and personal life believed she was an instrument of God as she used insulin to kill vulnerable seniors in her care over the course of nearly a decade.