U.S. President Donald Trump said Wednesday that "talking is not the answer" to North Korea, after it upped the stakes in its standoff with Washington by calling for more weapons launches in the Pacific.
A couple that has never travelled outside of Newfoundland now has plenty of reason to do so after they won $2.6 million in a Chase the Ace draw that has captivated the province for nearly a year.
A Saskatchewan man who viciously beat a homeless woman before setting her on fire will not be declared a dangerous offender.
Quebec's lottery corporation is using virtual reality to help winners cope with the real-life emotional and financial rollercoaster that often comes with hitting the jackpot.
RCMP in New Brunswick are warning the public to be on the lookout for hilariously bad counterfeit $20 and $100 bills featuring pink Chinese script.
A judge has denied bail for a Toronto neurosurgeon accused of killing his physician wife.
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer put the emphasis on caucus unity in his reveal of the official opposition front bench of critics Wednesday.
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is announcing his front bench of critics Wednesday afternoon, and the roster includes both former leadership rivals, and spots for MPs that backed him in the leadership race.
Novelist David Adams Richards has been appointed an independent senator by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Windsor, Ont. residents are still bailing themselves out after record-setting rainfall flooded the city’s roads.
Passengers who were trapped aboard two Air Transat jets earlier this summer described hours on end of sweltering heat, a lack of water and the stench of vomit in the cabin as a federal agency began hearings Wednesday into their ordeal.
Passengers trapped aboard two Air Transat jets described hours on end of sweltering heat, a lack of water and the stench of vomit earlier this summer as a federal agency began hearings Wednesday into how their ordeal happened in the first place..
A hearing has begun into whether Air Transat broke its contract with passengers aboard two international flights that sat for hours on an Ottawa tarmac earlier this summer.
The Red Cross is helping to evacuate around 3,600 residents from three northern Manitoba First Nation communities being threatened by a late-summer wildfire.
Ontario Provincial Police say distracted driving causes more collisions than speeding and alcohol- and drug-related collisions combined.
Three young girls are being hailed as heroes after they rescued two struggling swimmers at a beach in Surrey, B.C.
Authorities say a missing North Dakota woman whose body was found in the Red River had been violently killed.
Diana, Princess of Wales, spent the final summer of her life trying to recover from a broken heart, beginning an ill-advised affair with a man her friends warned her against, who would unknowingly place both her and himself into mortal danger in the backseat of a car driven by a drunk driver.
Western Louisiana residents braced for more wind and water early Wednesday as Tropical Storm Harvey made its second landfall after dumping record rainfall on Texas.
A judge is to hear sentencing arguments today for a driver who ran down and killed a gas-station attendant who had been on the job for only two weeks.
A Calgary man who ran over and killed a gas-station worker trying to stop him from stealing fuel has been sentenced to 11 years in prison.
Harvey's floodwaters started dropping across much of the Houston area and the sun came out Wednesday in a glimmer of hope for the stricken city, even as the storm doubled back toward land and pounded communities farther east, near the Texas-Louisiana line.
Harvey's floodwaters are beginning to drop across much of the Houston area, emergency officials said Wednesday, offering a glimmer of hope to the hurricane's victims. But as the crisis eases, the storm could begin to give up its dead.
The latest weather forecast delivered hope to Houston after five days of torrential rain submerged the nation's fourth-largest city: Less than an inch of rain and perhaps even sunshine.
A woman and child were killed and two other people were taken to hospital following a collision on Highway 401 in southwestern Ontario on Tuesday afternoon.