The parents of the suspect in the shooting of two RCMP officers near Killam, Alta., have asked the fugitive to turn himself in — with his father urging him to "swallow your hurt" and come home.

Justice Minister Rob Nicholson came under fire in question period after telling a House committee it's reasonable under some circumstances to fire warning shots.

Former B.C. premier Bill Vander Zalm has been found guilty of defaming the province's one-time conflict of interest commissioner Ted Hughes and ordered to pay $60,000.

One of the first people on the scene of the crash that killed 11 people in Hampstead, Ont., on Monday says he is appalled by passersby who gathered at the scene only to record the carnage on their phones.

The federal government has given a green light to a new paid tourist attraction in Alberta's Jasper National Park called the Glacier Discovery Walk.

Seniors and members of the labour movement concerned about changes to Old Age Security staged peaceful sit-ins at the offices of 24 Conservative MPs in Ontario and New Brunswick on Thursday, with additional demonstrations in St. Johns.

Members of Canada's Jewish community are mourning the loss of Rabbi Gunther Plaut, who died Wednesday in Toronto. He was 99.

A senior RCMP officer will lose 10 days pay for misusing an RCMP squad car and his telephone while carrying on a sexual affair with a subordinate.

The head of the National Energy Board says the agency is legally obligated to review Enbridge's decision to reverse part of its "Line 9" pipeline from Sarnia to Westover, Ont.

Ontario remains committed to helping Toronto pay for upcoming transit improvements, Transportation Minister Bob Chiarelli says, but warns that city councillors still have key decisions to make before those projects can get fully underway.

A jury found Vanessa Tremblay guilty of first-degree murder in the 2010 death of Rémy Allaire, whose dismembered body was found in a motel room.

The union representing Manitoba's child-welfare and social workers is questioning whether the abuse and murder of a five-year-old girl should be put to a public inquiry.

People alarmed by bare-knuckle boxing are sure to be shocked by Ultimate Tazer Ball, a new game in which players use stun guns to bring down their opponents.

Retail internet service providers, such as Rogers and Bell, that provide end‑users with access to broadcasting over the internet are not subject to the Broadcasting Act because they have no control over the programming transmitted, the Supreme Court of Canada rules.

Insiders at Canadian engineering firm SNC-Lavalin say the company is in turmoil over its involvement with Cyndy Vanier, a hired consultant now facing serious charges in Mexico.