For decades, there were rumours that stocks of Agent Orange had been buried at CFB Gagetown. One former soldier tells CBC News he saw it happen.

As western premiers meet in Yellowknife this morning to discuss pharmacare, infrastructure, justice and community safety, the dispute over Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline looms large.

Divorced parents and family law experts are greeting bill C-78, which updates the Divorce Act for the first time in more than 20 years, with some measure of optimism. The bill introduced was introduced in the House of Commons Tuesday by Minister of Justice Jody Wilson-Raybould.

It's been 28 years since the Ontario NDP had a real shot at winning an election. That's so long ago that the SkyDome was still brand new, and only a select few carried cellphones, which were the size of bricks.

One month after Toronto's van attack and several people remain in hospital, two memorials honouring the victims remain in place and Alek Minassian the accused killer is behind bars awaiting his next court date.

Bruce McArthur, the alleged serial killer charged with eight counts of first-degree murder, is set to make a court appearance by video link on Wednesday morning.

Some U.S. academics are warning their Canadian counterparts to be wary of a U.S. libertarian group that has recently set up a chapter on the campus of Simon Fraser University, but its proponents say it provides a much-needed counterpoint to the increasingly liberal bias of academia.

The president of the Quebec City mosque where six men were fatally shot in January 2017 travelled to Ottawa Tuesday, to call for a prohibition on weapons like those carried by killer Alexandre Bissonnette.

The B.C. government has filed a statement of claim in Alberta's Court of Queen's Bench over legislation that would allow Alberta to restrict oil and gas shipments to B.C.

Next month, in an effort to improve aviation safety, the federal government is expected to roll out new regulations to limit how long pilots can fly.

A Calgary landlord will not renew a rental lease for a family whose toddler has been making too much noise during a recent illness.

A Quebec Superior Court justice has given the green light to a class action against Gilbert Rozon, the Just for Laughs founder accused by about 20 women of sexual assaulted and harassment.

WestJet Airlines Ltd. says contract negotiations with its pilots resumed Monday in Calgary.

Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre repeatedly tried to squeeze answers out of Finance Minister Bill Morneau during a marathon Commons session Tuesday night that featured a barrage of questions on the potential costs of the federal carbon tax for Canadian families.

Halifax police will not be charging Liberal MP Francis Drouin following allegations he groped a woman at a bar during last month's Liberal Party policy convention.