TORONTO — More Canadians are choosing to cancel their cable TV and satellite packages and a new report suggests there's no sign of the migration slowing down.
TORONTO — A Pakistani man accused of planning terrorism in Canada will have to stay in custody pending a deportation hearing.
Strappings, beatings with a pointed stick and orders to stand in the classroom corner for speaking her own language were among "horrific" measures that erased Darlene Bulpit's ability to pass along her First Nations heritage to her two children and three grandchildren.
Two female researchers tasked with helping to recognize the top scientists in the country have stepped down from their duties to protest lack of recognition for other women in the field.
WINNIPEG — Manitoba's children's advocate says kids in the care of social services are being kept in jail long after they should be released because there is nowhere else to put them.
OTTAWA — Smaller players — even some relatively obscure ones — in Canada's wireless market will likely gain a little ground on the bigger telecom companies through the federal government's latest auctioning of spectrum, says one industry expert.