The government's processing centre in Turkey has closed, one in Lebanon closes this week and the one in Jordan is not far behind as officials expect 25,000 Syrians to be in Canada by the end of this month.
Canadian laws on marijuana remain on the books and must be upheld and enforced even though the government plans to usher in legalization, former Toronto police chief and Liberal MP Bill Blair said Wednesday
BlackBerry has acquired a private U.K.-based firm that specializes in mimicking the techniques of malicious hackers to educate clients and reduce the risk from criminal attacks
The Bank of Canada has appointed Sylvain Leduc to fill one of its four deputy governor positions.
Manitoba's troubled NDP government will face the opposition in the legislature for a short winter sitting starting today, as the province's April 19 election looms ever closer.
Unnamed victim was on a deck at the back of a home in south Surrey when the deck collapsed into the ravine below.