We replace broken cell phone screens
Four people have been safely rescued from a life-raft after abandoning their fishing vessel that caught fire off the coast of St. John's Friday night.
The legislative battle over marijuana is over but as Canadians look to Oct 17 — the date legalization takes effect — there are some practical considerations that should be top of mind for those who want to avail themselves of the legal product.
A six-month-old is dead after being left in a car when the father forgot to drop the baby off at daycare before going to work.
Alberta's finance minister says he's going to continue to raise concerns about Canada's equalization program, which the federal government has extended another five years.
Marissa Shephard was sentenced Friday to life in prison for first-degree murder and arson with disregard for human life in the 2015 slaying of Moncton teen Baylee Wylie.
Police say a woman's claim that she was arrested by men dressed as police officers, handcuffed and thrown in a car is false. She did, however, lose $6,000 in a CRA scam.
While sounding an alarm about the threats faced by democratic institutions abroad, Chief Justice Richard Wagner told a rare news conference in Ottawa on Friday that he is interested in ensuring the Supreme Court remains credible and connected with the Canadian public.
An estimated 136 cubic metres of drilling mud was discharged. The company believes mechanical failure is to blame.
Messenger Kids has attracted criticism from some experts who argue that young children are not yet able to navigate the complexities of privacy and and social etiquette online. Facebook says the app was built with feedback from parents and experts.
Patients would be better served if there was more funding for long-term care and if more staff could be hired to spend quality time with residents, the former administrator of a London, Ont. long-term care home told a public inquiry Friday.
Trade issues with the United States have many Canadians feeling uncharacteristically patriotic of late, and they say they're choosing to express that in their purchasing decisions.
The Nova Scotia government has to reimburse a retiree for a court skirmish over a report suggesting a licence plate bearing his family name supports sexual violence against women.
A jury Friday found Laylin Delorme guilty on two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of armed robbery in the killing of two Mac's convenience store clerks.
Somewhere on a St. Catharines pond, a swan has Fred Bowering to thank for her life.
Within hours of finding out Elizabeth Wettlaufer was suspended for making a medication error, the Ontario Nurses' Association filed a grievance on her behalf, a public inquiry hears.
All charges have been dropped against a rural Alberta homeowner accused of shooting a trespasser on his property near Okotoks.
A lot of people predict that in about 15 years, a video of Eli Graveline of Sudbury, Ont., will re-surface when he's drafted to the NHL.
Parliament's ethics watchdog has slapped Prime Minister Justin Trudeau with a fine for breaking the Conflict of Interest Act over a pair of sunglasses.
A Newfoundland man learned the hard way that cars with advanced driver-assistance systems should have the system's cameras recalibrated after a windshield replacement.
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