A Canadian law professor will chair a United Nations commission examining possible violations of the rules of war in Gaza, but the appointment is already drawing fire.
Canada's number crunching agency says about one in six members of the military have reported experiencing symptoms of mental or alcohol disorders.
None of Ontario's utilities use the same model of so-called "smart" meters that has been linked to fires in Saskatchewan, the province's electricity regulator said Monday.
The Alberta Court of Appeal has ruled that an Alberta man should be extradited to the United States to face terrorism and murder charges.
Federal transport officials are investigating after a Canadian North plane with 76 people on board was evacuated this morning in Ottawa.
A man proposing to bring severely injured children from war-torn Gaza to Canada for medical treatment is urging the federal government to support the idea.