A Dying Living: Inside the seal hunt

Peter Kuitenbrouwer: At 8 a.m. on Wednesday, April 7, the Ross Pride, a 44-foot long liner fishing boat registered in Shelburne, N.S., set sail from the Twillingate Harbour Authority wharf under cloudy skies. It was 2C and the wind blew northeast at 15 knots

Outsider: Former federal minister Maxime Bernier?s blunt words rile Quebecers

?Let?s be frank: Many people in the rest of the country perceive Quebecers as a bunch of spoiled children who are never satisfied and always ask for more,? Maxime Bernier said. ?This perception has some basis in reality.?

U.S. man charged with inciting Ottawa student's suicide

Police say William Melchert-Dinkel tried to talk a Carleton student into killing herself while he watched online

Tory party president questions CBC impartiality in letter

The Conservative Party of Canada?s president sent a letter to the CBC on Friday questioning the public broadcaster?s impartiality after a pollster who works with the company advised the Liberals to ?invoke a culture war? in a recent article

Obama criticizes controversial immigration law

U.S. President Barack Obama on Friday thrust himself into the midst of one of America?s most politically explosive issues -- immigration -- with a denunciation of an Arizona law that would empower police to search people they suspect are illegal aliens

Man accused of murdering wife over Penguins-Senators playoff game

Man accused of murdering wife over Penguins-Senators playoff game

Canada climbs ranks of world's top companies

Sixty-two Canadian companies make Forbes Global 2000, the biggest, most powerful listed companies in the world

Baltovich victim of 'rush to judgment,' lawsuit alleges

Robert Baltovich was wrongfully convicted of murder by a ?reckless? investigation and prosecution, a $13-million lawsuit alleges

Facebook sparks privacy concerns...again

Facebook sparks privacy concerns...again

Resale home listings, prices on the rise

Home listings were up in March in 25 of the 28 Canadian markets measured ? and by more than 10% over last year in most of those areas

Film review: The Losers: This B-Team goes tropic asunder

The Losers is a globetrotting movie, but most of the action takes place on one corner: the intersection of Impossible Drive and Ridiculous Road

Rex Murphy: The rifle divide

The farmer can?t figure out why he is being potentially criminalized just to appease urban anti-gun forces. The city folks just can?t understand why anyone should want to have one