WADENA, Sask. - As residents of a tiny hamlet in central Saskatchewan returned to their homes Wednesday following a fiery train derailment, a local politician said the community was fortunate that no one was hurt.
OTTAWA - The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that threats of violence in themselves are a form of violence and can be used to determine whether someone should go to prison indefinitely.
OTTAWA - Prince Edward Island has joined Ottawa's move to create a national securities regulator, bringing the total to five provinces who have signed onto the plan.
TORONTO - Most Canadians will be armed with their smartphones while shopping this holiday season and likely won't pull the trigger on purchases without launching a few quick searches first, suggests new research released Thursday.
OTTAWA - More than 600 federal NDP political staffers have chosen a new union home that will give unequivocal support to their party.
WINNIPEG - A prize-winning throat singer says she was sexually harassed and called "a sexy little Indian" while in the Manitoba capital recently.