NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 05-2016

Britain's best universities are slipping down university rankings because they are forced to focus on diversity and recruiting from disadvantaged backgrounds, experts say.

Four people spent the night in jail in Quebec City after they failed to show up for jury duty.

The project to move government email accounts to a single email has been delayed again. The initiative is more than a year behind schedule and a May 29 rollout has been postponed.

Jacqueline Walker, the vice-chairwoman of Momentum's national steering committee, claimed the toxic row over anti-Semitism was a 'witch hunt' against the Labour leader.

Caitlyn Jenner will strip down for an upcoming cover of 'Sports Illustrated,' a source reveals in the latest issue of Us Weekly

Christians and Blacks are the most targeted groups for hate crimes in Mississauga and Brampton, according to a Peel...

Yon Kim pleaded guilty in February to two counts of trafficking in bear gall bladders. She was sentenced on Tuesday in provincial court in Port Coquitlam. Two other charges of importing or exporting bear paws and unlawful possession of dead wildlife were

The Crown is alleging that a Richmond man posed as a modelling agent or model and manipulated a series of young women who were aspiring models into attending photo shoots where he then sexually assaulted them.

Thousands of people are trying to leave Fort McMurray, where a mandatory evacuation order has been issued for the entire city.

Manitobans watching the devastating wildfire in Fort McMurray, Alta., are offering help. Tens of thousands of people have fled the oilsands capital since Tuesday afternoon, as the fire destroyed several residential neighbourhoods.

Quebec's forest fire protection agency is preparing to send up to four water bombers to Alberta, to help fight the wildfires raging in Fort McMurray. Here's how you can help, too.

The Yukon government is donating $25,000 to the Red Cross, and servers at a pub in Yellowknife are donating their tips to help people affected by the wildfire in Fort McMurray, Alta.

The Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador said on Wednesday that the fire devastation in Fort McMurray is 'horrific'.

Facing backlash, Vancouver-based restaurant chain says it will work with Alberta farmers

As budget season nears its end, the debt accumulated by all three levels of government is revealing a national picture of indebtedness showing the residents of some cities live under very different debt loads than the residents of others.

The incendiary claim emerged in a 2009 interview with Iranian-backed Press TV, when Mr Khan was 'minister for community cohesion', in charge of Westminster efforts to end extremism.

Immigration officials are looking at revoking the Canadian citizenship of about a dozen people after the auditor general found the government isn't doing enough to root out fraud in the citizenship system.

The 44-year-old, who has built a worldwide female fan base since coming into office, was joined by Canadian former military in a back-and-forth that has created laughs across the globe.

Premier League chief Richard Scudamore says Leicester's title triumph "made mugs of all of us" and is a "fantastic feeling".

Some passengers miss flights as long queues form at Brussels Airport as it reopens its departure hall some 40 days after the suicide attacks in March.