OTTAWA — Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney will represent Canada at a unity rally in Paris on Sunday, a show of solidarity in the wake of the terror attacks which rocked France this week.
OTTAWA — The Conservative Party of Canada has removed a "Donate Now" button from a web page which highlighted Stephen Harper's comments about the deadly Paris terrorist attack, after critics called it crass.
VANCOUVER — Uber is asking a B.C. court to throw out a lawsuit filed by four Vancouver-based taxi companies that are attempting to block the ride-sharing service from launching in the city.
Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre quoted a famous English author during his condemnation of Wednesday's deadly assault on the Paris office of satirical magazine "Charlie Hebdo."
CALGARY — Ryan Korderas thinks he's the luckiest unlucky man alive.
REGINA — Saskatchewan's Opposition says a document that gives health workers step-by-step instructions on how to brew a pot of coffee is disrespectful and silly.