Qatar Airways is claiming its place in history by operating the world’s first commercial flight using fuel made from natural gas, creating a potential new source of aircraft fuel for the future.
A mother who found her three children dead in her home told a B.C. judge that her estranged husband told her he murdered the children to protect them.
Confusion surrounded Canadian Abdullah Khadr’s lengthy detention in Pakistan and obtaining information from that country’s intelligence agency was difficult, an RCMP investigator testified Tuesday.
Canadian environmentalist David Suzuki has won an honourary “Alternative Nobel” for his work to raise awareness about climate change.
A lawyer is suggesting to the Manitoba Court of Appeal that a five-year-old girl may have sought refuge in a basement after she was repeatedly beaten, shot at and verbally abused.
A new poll suggests that while Canadians seem pretty enthusiastic about February’s Winter Olympics in Vancouver and Whistler, British Columbians remain skeptical the Games will be beneficial,.
A judicial vote recount ending in an exact tie has squelched the hopes of a teenager who was briefly thought to be Canada’s youngest mayor ever — at least for now.
The big red letters on the large white sign at Kandahar Airfield’s Canadian-run Role 3 Multinational Hospital say it best: “The Best Care Anywhere.”
The government’s push to abandon much of the Kyoto protocol prompted dozens of developing countries to walk out on Canada’s address during recent climate talks in Thailand, The Canadian Press has learned.
On Parliament Hill, most everyone agrees that self-employed people like Lainey Bonsell should be able to tap into parental benefits when they decide to start a family.
Canada is moving to firm up control over the disputed Northwest Passage by designating the waters of its eastern entrance a national marine conservation area.
A mother is expected to describe Tuesday the unimaginable horror of coming home to find her three children dead.
Canadian stamp enthusiasts will soon have a rare opportunity to bid on a collection of stamps that predate Confederation, but the diminutive collector’s items come with hefty price tags.
Members of Winnipeg’s gay community are mourning after two people died in a fire at a local bathhouse.
Political maverick Garth Turner said Monday he was resigning as a possible Liberal candidate in the next election while taking shots at both Michael Ignatieff and Stephen Harper.
A car-bombing, a downtown gunfight, a targeted drive-by killing outside a restaurant.
A Nova Scotia man who has filed a civil lawsuit against the Roman Catholic Church alleging sexual abuse spoke out on the accusations for the first time Thursday, saying he doesn’t want to see a separate class-action settlement fail.
The murders of three children in their Merritt, B.C., home were planned and deliberate acts of revenge against their mother, Crown prosecutors told a judge on the first day of the murder trial of their father.
Two cabinet ministers have signalled that Parliament will decide Canada’s future role in Afghanistan when the Conservative government settles on a precise configuration for the new mission.
On the day she went missing, Natasha Cournoyer was talking to her bosses about a promotion.
