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B.C. coroner probing avalanche death near Alaska border

B.C. coroner probing avalanche death near Alaska border

The Coroners Service of British Columbia is reporting a death following an avalanche in the province's northwest.
Medals for anti-abortion activists controversial

Medals for anti-abortion activists controversial

The tough-on-crime Conservative cabinet is taking a hands-off approach to a Diamond Jubilee medal being awarded to a repeat offender jailed for harassing women over abortion.
Canada too slow on cyber security: auditor

Canada too slow on cyber security: auditor

Failure to help injured ex-soldiers among problems cited in report
Ottawa issues denial in RCMP harassment suit

Ottawa issues denial in RCMP harassment suit

The federal government has filed a statement of defence in one of several sexual harassment lawsuits filed by female RCMP officers, denying the allegations and suggesting the courts aren't the appropriate venue to air such complaints.
Video shows fatal stabbing

Video shows fatal stabbing

Toronto police have released security camera video taken moments before a woman was stabbed to death while walking home from work Tuesday morning.
Undercover female cops arrest boy in sex assaults

Undercover female cops arrest boy in sex assaults

Young female police officers who went undercover are being credited with the arrest of a 15-year-old boy following an investigation into 16 sex assaults that have terrorized a Toronto neighbourhood since mid-August.
Baird slams Iran, Syria on human rights

Baird slams Iran, Syria on human rights

Foreign delegations at international forum fight back, saying 91原创 minister is meddling in their affairs
Man gets 18-month term after fatally shooting dad

Man gets 18-month term after fatally shooting dad

A 24-year-old Nanaimo man was sentenced Monday to 18 months in prison, followed by two years' probation, in the shooting death of his father on the Canada Day weekend of 2010.
Foreign Affairs broke rules in security contracts

Foreign Affairs broke rules in security contracts

The Foreign Affairs Department broke government rules by handing two sole-sourced security contracts, worth $15 million, to a British government agency for Canada's Afghanistan and Pakistan missions, The 91原创 Press has learned.
Former worker for Holocaust fraud sentenced

Former worker for Holocaust fraud sentenced

A former case-worker for an organization that aids survivors of Nazi persecution was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison Friday for her participation in a $57 million fraud scheme.