REGINA — A dog that lost its back paws after they were frozen to the ground in northern Saskatchewan is now running around on prosthetic parts.
HALIFAX — A private Christian university in British Columbia is hoping to persuade a judge to overturn a decision by the Nova Scotia Barristers' Society to deny accreditation to graduates of the university's proposed law school.
EDMONTON — Alberta is imposing some cost-saving measures to help deal with sharply falling resource revenues.
LAC-MEGANTIC, Que. — The restaurant-bar at ground zero of the deadly train derailment and explosion that killed 47 people in July 2013 is back in business.
OTTAWA — Like a movie monster from the black bog, a European Union directive that would stigmatize "dirty" imports of Canadian bitumen refuses to die.
NEWMARKET, Ont. — The investigation into the slaying of a Toronto-area woman and wounding of her husband continues even after their daughter and three accomplices were convicted of first-degree murder in the assassination plot this weekend.