NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 07-2009

MONTREAL - A New York town should be the big tourism winner after the National Battlefields Commission's decision to cancel plans to re-enact the Battle of the Plains of Abraham this summer.

Two members of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club have lost their challenge of Ottawa's anti-gang law in an appeals court ruling that upholds their conviction for extortion as well as the constitutionality of stiffer sentences for gangsters.

A monument being unveiled at Bowring Park Wednesday comes with a weighty significance. It features replicas of the plaques at the Newfoundland Memorial in Beaumont Hamel, France. The trio of plates lists 820 Newfoundlanders and Labradorians who died dur

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama's top security adviser has told U.S. military commanders there are no plans to send more troops to Afghanistan for now and that the focus instead will be on economic development and reconstruction, The Washing

The national holiday Wednesday marks the first anniversary of the tax, which will increase 50 per cent, adding 1.17 cents to the price of a litre of gas.

Mexico's crackdown puts the squeeze on cocaine dealers in British Columbia. Up here, as the violence grows, bodies pile up.

Addressing a massive Canada Day crowd, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Canadians have faced a challenging year but "are a strong and resilient people."

Edmonton's police chief said Tuesday he's getting the message loud and clear that many of his officers are not happy with him. Mike Boyd held a news conference to address morale problems within the force, and a poster campaign that questioned his leade

A former New Brunswick school principal who made headlines for canceling the daily singing of the national anthem in his school is questioning the motives of the parent who led the charge against his decision.

Consumers should avoid eating certain President's Choice brand steaks, roasts and ground beef products that are being pulled from store shelves due to possible contamination with E. coli, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency says.

An HIV/AIDS vaccine developed in Canada has passed safety tests in animals and the researchers are awaiting approval to begin human trials in the U.S.

Firefox, once lauded for �speed, stability, and customizability,� seemed lately to have fallen behind the competition�but with version 3.5, out today, it�s back and better than ever, writes Farhad Manjoo for Slate. The new version �adds a much-n

CALGARY -- The rescue of an entire Calgary family trapped in a minivan was all in a day's work for two B.C. buddies who pulled the quartet from a frigid and watery deathtrap.

TORONTO -- So what's the first thing teenaged swimmer Jade Scognamillo plans to do after being sworn in as a new Canadian today?

Detained journalist accused of conspiracy to overthrow regime

We have fallen behind other nations on climate change plan, scorecard reveals