Toronto police have released footage of a terrifying hit-and-run which left a 61-year-old woman with serious injuries, in an effort to locate the vehicle and identify its driver.
Psychologists say Christmas music played this early in the winter can bring on intense stress, but a Canadian music therapist says there are ways to let music make you feel merry and bright
Conservative Sen. Tobias Enverga died suddenly while on a parliamentary trip to Colombia, the Senate has confirmed.
Christmas is coming early for Neil Young fans who will be treated to the upcoming release of his latest album and given access to an online archive of his entire music catalogue.
The traditional notion of concealing chocolate in an advent calendar has been expanded to include some bizarre and occasionally contentious alternatives this holiday season.
Minnesota Sen. Al Franken faces a storm of criticism and a likely ethics investigation after a Los Angeles radio anchor accused him Thursday of forcibly kissing her and groping her during a 2006 USO tour.
Minnesota Sen. Al Franken apologized Thursday after a Los Angeles radio anchor accused him of forcibly kissing her during a 2006 USO tour and of posing for a photo with his hands on her breasts as she slept.
A Quebec celebrity chef is defending his reputation after a report the carefully crafted narrative about his life and professional experience isn't entirely true.
Nova Scotia is at risk of becoming an island within decades if action is not taken to fix the 275-year-old dikes that prevent flooding of the isthmus connecting the province to the rest of Canada, officials warn.
An Ontario woman is sharing her story of how she came to forgive the man who killed her father decades ago.
The government had identified and was on track to collect $25 billion in unpaid taxes over the last two years. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's intended message was clear: Canada won't turn a blind eye to those who cheat on -- or otherwise go to extreme lengths to avoid paying -- their taxes. But did the government cheat on its numbers?
A Vancouver man has been fined for driving with a cellphone and a tablet tied to his steering wheel.
The former director of human rights at a university on Vancouver Island has filed a harassment complaint against the school, alleging it failed to take action about a student with a strange sexual fetish.
London's Old Vic Theatre said Thursday it has received 20 allegations of inappropriate behaviour by its former artistic director Kevin Spacey, and acknowledged that a "cult of personality" around the Hollywood star had made it difficult for the alleged victims to come forward.
A 30-year-old Calgary woman who has been missing for a week has been found dead, police confirmed.
For being a beacon of hope, welcoming refugees and immigrants with open arms and for its unspoiled environments and dynamic cities, Canada has been named the Travel + Leisure's "Destination of the Year 2017."
Advent calendars normally contain chocolate or candy to help you countdown for the holidays, but a B.C. company is selling advent calendars geared more towards giving you the munchies.
Ontario's Liberal government is moving to introduce back-to-work legislation that would end a nearly five-week strike by college faculty, though opposition from the NDP means it may not happen quickly.
Ontario's colleges and striking faculty returned to the bargaining table Thursday, hours after workers voted overwhelmingly to reject a contract offer and continue their nearly five-week job action.
Ontario's striking college faculty have voted not to accept an offer that would have ended the nearly five-week job action.
A former soldier is criticizing Canada’s new proposed peacekeeping plan, calling it 'condescending.' Plus, an Ontario mayor is facing a backlash of his own after purchasing a second chain of office.
People across Zimbabwe are starting another day of uncertainty amid quiet talks to resolve the country's political turmoil and the likely end of President Robert Mugabe's decades-long rule.
Zimbabweans faced another day of uncertainty amid quiet talks to resolve the country's turmoil and the likely end of President Robert Mugabe's decades-long rule. Seizing on the political limbo to speak out, a range of voices on Thursday urged Mugabe to step aside and for the country to transition into free and fair elections.
Federal authorities are balking at terror suspect Mohamed Harkat's desire for more leeway to use the internet and travel freely within Canada, saying he continues to pose a threat almost 15 years after being arrested.
An Ontario mayor is standing behind his decision to pay $1,900 for a second chain used as a symbol of the municipal office.