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The proposed takeover of Regina-based Viterra by European conglomerate Glencore has some positive aspects -- but it could mean bad news for Saskatchewan farmers who buy fertilizer, a report to the provincial government says. 
Norm Carter, a veteran officer of the East St. Paul Police department -- and police chief Harry Bakema's second-in-command -- has testified at Bakema's perjury trial.
New details are emerging in the controversy over how Manitoba politicians have been getting tickets to NHL games.
Social agencies around the site of the proposed downtown arena say they want specific promises of benefits for the community.
Witnesses say the car lost control and rolled, hitting several structures, including a utility box, cement barricade and a light standard.
While many Slave residents are settling into new homes, others are still waiting and growing frustrated.
New ENMAX president Gianna Manes says utility will win back Calgarians' trust.
A group of injured veterans is suing to pressure Ottawa to reverse changes to veterans benefits.
EMS officials said the man had stopped to do some work on the bed of his semi-trailer when he was hit from behind by a vehicle, crushing him.
New information has been revealed about a Calgary police detective embroiled in a breach of trust case that alleges he looked up restricted information about debtors on his police equipment.
A B.C. provincial court judge sentenced a Richmond insurance agent to one year in jail Thursday for stealing cash from dozens of customers' insurance payments to pay for his trips to a casino.
A B.C. man who went missing when a fire engulfed a hangar at the Prince George airport three years ago has been charged with sexual assault in Alberta, CBC News has learned.
People living in 11 homes in the Regal Ridge subdivision on Anarchist Mountain, just east of Osoyoos, B.C., have been told to be ready to leave on a moment's notice, after two dams on an unlicensed water reservoir breeched their banks.
A 70-year-old North Vancouver woman has been charged with interfering with an airplane crew after a flight attendant was grabbed by the neck during a flight.
A team of engineers has re-evaluated the threat earthquakes pose to more than 500 B.C. schools and determined 152 remain at high risk and will need structural upgrades to make them safe.
A Vancouver Island First Nation has declared a state of emergency over a recent spate of suicides and suicide attempts.
The wave of debris from the Japanese tsunami that is starting to wash up on the West Coast has prompted a call for volunteers to clean up the trash.
Pan Am, the 1960s-era ensemble drama starring Canada's Karine Vanasse, won the best series prize at this year's Rose d'Or television awards in Lucerne, Switzerland.
A reality show featuring Whitney Houston's relatives, including daughter Bobbi Kristina and mother Cissy, is in the works.
A Chicago jury on Friday convicted Oscar-winner Jennifer Hudson's former brother-in-law of murdering her mother, brother and seven-year-old nephew in what prosecutors' described as an act of vengeance by a jilted husband.
A mature period Emily Carr canvas, a beach-set Jean Paul Lemieux, coveted mountain sketches by Lawren Harris and a notable Jack Bush work are among the top lots set for sale during the Canadian spring auction season.
Four shows by controversial French comic Dieudonn
The Norwegian on trial for a bomb-and-shooting rampage that killed 77 people witnessed the level of hatred people have for him in a courtroom in Oslo when the brother of one of the victims hurled at shoe at the confessed mass killer and yelled, "Go to hell."
A surveillance video camera in China has captured images of a man rescuing his daughter, 4, after she tumbled out of a moving car in a busy intersection in Zhejiang province.
A North Carolina marine got a homecoming from Afghanistan to remember when his six-year-old son with cerebral palsy walked for the first time.
