An OPP officer pretended to be a news reporter at a Mohawk protest that prompted the closure of a major rail line and Highway 401 in eastern Ontario during last year's Aboriginal Day of Action, CBC News has learned.
A spokesman for the family of a Winnipeg teen who died after police zapped him with a stun gun are questioning whether officers used excessive force and if the boy was a victim of racial profiling.
Canadian Auto Workers president Buzz Hargrove is pushing the federal government to take steps to help the "horrible situation" in the country's auto industry after Chrysler announced 1,000 job cuts worldwide.
Inuit leaders swiftly condemned the European Union on Wednesday for proposing an import ban on products derived from seals that it deems to be inhumanely killed.
Three children were sent to hospital with cuts Wednesday night when the back window in the car they were in was shattered by a rock thrown from an Ottawa overpass.
WestJet Airlines Ltd. said Wednesday it plans to disable the credit-card readers on self-service ticket kiosks at 28 Canadian airports amid an investigation into the kiosks' security.
The Canadian Armed Forces are younger and more bilingual and earn higher incomes than their civilian counterparts but have fewer visible minorities, according to a report by Statistics Canada.
The town of Gimli, Man., held a ceremony Wednesday to mark the 25th anniversary of the miraculous arrival at a local airstrip of the out-of-fuel Air Canada jet known as the Gimli Glider.
Officers from the Ottawa Police Service were not responsible in the death of a 48-year-old woman who fell from a seventh-floor balcony on Richmond Road less than a month ago, Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has concluded.
The waterways of several Canadian cities saw substantial increases in toxic ammonia levels last year, and the prime culprit in at least two cases, according to municipal officials, is household urine.
