The notion of federal funding for a state-of-the-art hockey arena in Quebec City is a textbook case of desperate politics and bad policy.

Weizhen Tang, accused of defrauding investors in a $30 million Ponzi scheme, says he is the man to clean up Toronto city hall.

The anti-Muslim leader of a tiny Florida church says he was lied to and is rethinking his decision to cancel burning Qur’ans to mark 9/11.

Heading into an election year, Dalton McGuinty is creating distance from Stephen Harper and trying to shift the blame for a faltering Ontario recovery.

Groups representing homosexuals, students and people with HIV are vowing to continue fighting a Superior Court judge’s ruling that Canadian Blood Services can refuse donations from men who have sex with men.

Twelve U.S. soldiers have been charged with gruesome crimes in Afghanistan ranging from murdering civilians to keeping body parts as war trophies — revelations that the Pentagon said Thursday damaged America’s image around the world.

The death toll from a suicide bomb in Russia’s restive North Caucasus rose to 18 on Friday as the stricken province observed a day of mourning and doctors fought for the lives of several critically wounded victims.

Construction workers made a gruesome find on their Montreal worksite Thursday morning.

Several neighbours say they've been swatting large flies in a north end apartment building where a man's rotting remains were found by police in a fourth-floor suite.

A fiery natural gas explosion ripped through a residential neighborhood in a San Francisco suburb Thursday, ravaging some 50 homes and killing at least one person, officials said.

A reward for a potential tipster that could solve Lyle and Marie McCann's suspicious disappearance has ballooned to $60,000.

Deborah Simmons has two words for a famous, married pro wrestler with whom she had an affair.

Zoo officials say a newborn tiger cub that has been kept in an incubator since its surprise birth on Tuesday is showing signs of improvement.

Alex Chapman has been ordered to surrender his computers to the court after a judge ruled they may still contain sexually explicit pictures of a Winnipeg judge.