Cpl. Jennifer Clarke says the boy was with a group of youths who were walking along School Street in Clark's Harbour in southwestern Nova Scotia Tuesday evening.
A Quebec justice says a decision by a lower court judge to deny a woman's day in court because of her hijab goes against the principles of Canadian law.
The telecom giant said the tweet was not meant to be partisan or political, and apologized for it in another tweet sent today.
TORONTO — One of BlackBerry's top sales executives says the company will release a new smartphone with its distinctive physical keyboard within six months.
Dan Nemis says his mother, Sophie, was taken to Seven Oaks General Hospital last month with a sprained right ankle and needed to stay because she couldn't get around.
OTTAWA — There'll be more than $3 billion on the table when Health Minister Jane Philpott meets with her provincial counterparts later this month to hammer out a new five-year health accord.