A Quebec woman who scalded a 10-year-old boy with boiling water last year over a prank is expected in court today for a sentencing hearing.

Canada’s premiers are set for two days of huddling in the nation’s capital with the economy, affordability and trade expected to be high on the agenda.

Thousands of employees at Global Affairs Canada have been issued notices warning they may lose their jobs, months before a foreign policy review is completed to give the department updated priorities.

The Canada Revenue Agency says it is still trying to recover more than $10 billion in COVID-19 benefit payments made during the pandemic. Are you having issues with repaying the CRA? We want to hear ...

While a social media ban may be considered 'extreme,' one legal expert says a nuanced, Canadian law — tailored to specific online harms — can’t come 'soon enough,' says one legal expert.

The U.S. DOJ has released thousands of documents related to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, but experts say it’s 'slow walking' a process the U.S. Congress explicitly ordered it to complete weeks ...

A Manitoba woman is calling for a ban on third-party websites that aggregates obituaries publicly shared online.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is warning parents and caregivers not to serve a specific batch of children biscuits after the potential presence of soft plastic and paper pieces was ...

The mayor of Indian Head says he was shocked to hear of Ottawa plans to close the town’s agriculture research station.

Recently released images show yet another collection of contraband items that were confiscated from those who entered Saskatoon’s St. Paul’s Hospital.