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The Supreme Court of Canada ruled Friday that Wal-Mart Canada Corp. was within its rights when it shut down a store in Jonquière, Que., that had been unionized seven months earlier. More »
Former Nunavut premier Paul Okalik is found to have breached the territory's Integrity Act for soliciting donations from some deputy ministers during his re-election campaign last year. More »
It doesn't look like the Saskatchewan government will be buying an air ambulance helicopter any time soon, Health Minister Don McMorris says. More »
A man was killed while crossing a street Thursday night in Regina's north end. More »
A little dog in Moncton is helping people sleep tight by sniffing out biting bedbugs. More »
Montreal police have apologized to an elderly woman after mistakenly telling her that her daughter had committed suicide. More »
Police are asking for the public's help to find two suspects in the firebombing of a Montreal café early Tuesday morning. More »
A junior high student from Mount Pearl, on Newfoundland's Avalon Peninsula, faces possible discipline for promoting bullying through a website. More »
A man who was shot aboard a Toronto bus Thursday night likely wasn't the intended target, police say. More »
A fire at a Buddhist temple in east end Toronto frequented by people of Sri Lankan origin was deliberately set, police say. More »
