A Vancouver police officer used excessive and unnecessary force when he punched a driver three times during a traffic stop in 2012, said a ruling by B.C.'s police watchdog.
A Calgary company is looking to boost the profile of the world's newest, and most controversial, currency with the launch of six more teller machines in Toronto that deal in the virtual currency Bitcoin.
The United States is considering a multinational mission to whisk displaced people to safety in Iraq and it appears there may be a supporting role for Canada.
A special prosecutor has approved polygamy charges against the two leaders of an isolated religious sect in southeastern British Columbia.
Tekmira Pharmaceuticals Corp. (TSX:TKM) says it's in talks with governments and non-governmental organizations in various countries about the potential use of its experimental Ebola drug in infected patients.
British Columbia and a Chinese jurisdiction have signed a memorandum of understanding to use more of the province's lumber for wood-frame construction.