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Thick, black smoke and flames spewed late Monday from a Winnipeg warehouse that holds highly explosive fuel used for car racing.

Vancouver Island University's bursary program received a $500,000 gift from the estate of a local resident, the school has announced. "If you are educated, you are free," read a quote attributed to the late Stanislaw Radzik, who passed away Aug.

The Canada Revenue Agency has uncovered millions of dollars worth of missing taxes by doing a simple credit check that the banks have been using for years.

Ontario's Liberals are backing embattled Premier Dalton McGuinty's leadership, despite disappointing electoral results and a looming battle with former union allies who are furious over new legislation to freeze wages.

Onlookers clapped and small boats sounded their horns as the newly restored Bluenose II made its historic relaunch as a light drizzle gave way to a Nova Scotia sunrise early Saturday morning.

A 24-year-old motorcyclist has died after colliding with a large commercial truck that was pulling into a driveway in Abbotsford. Const. Ian MacDonald says the rider suffered critical injuries when he was thrown from his bike Saturday.

Daryl Katz, who threatened to move team to Seattle, tells fans he's sorry

Quebec inquiry told that system drove up cost of public works

A 16-year-old boy was sleeping on the streets of Halifax when he awoke to find himself in a van and was taken to a home where two men kept him captive and sexually assaulted him earlier this month, the RCMP say in court documents.

A teenage girl allegedly defamed on a bogus Facebook page can proceed with a lawsuit without revealing her name, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled Thursday.