First he was toast, now he's butter. Conrad the raccoon is back, sculpted into a slab of butter at Toronto's Canadian National Exhibition.
The man who killed his three children at their Merritt, B.C., home in 2008 began living in a psychiatric hospital two years later.
VANCOUVER — British Columbia is getting tough on drones after unmanned aerial vehicles grounded aircraft fighting wildfires this summer.
Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Silicon Valley, a war of words has broken out between pro and anti Modi academics of Indian descent spread over major American universities.
OTTAWA — Pressure is mounting on the federal government to ease paperwork barriers and boost resources to help Syrian refugees settle in Canada.
Signs that Canada's economy is beginning to pick up following a sluggish start to the year grew brighter Friday as Statistics Canada said the country added 12,000 jobs in August.