Democrat Hillary Clinton went on the attack against Republican Donald Trump at the start of the first one-on-one U.S. presidential debate on Monday, accusing him of pushing economic policy that favoured the rich at the expense of the middle class.

The weather in Bella Bella, B.C., had different plans for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge than what the locals had hoped, but despite some relocations and cancellations, the royal couple paid a visit to the remote northern B.C. community.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau is seriously considering an end to the Canada Savings Bond program in his next federal budget, according to sources who spoke to Radio-Canada.

Travel to the final frontier is becoming increasingly accessible as the race to send tourists to space is heating up. For a hefty price tag, companies are offering trips to the International Space Station, and travel 100 kilometres above Earth.

One of three men detained in the weekend shooting of Calgary Stampeders player Mylan Hicks at a nightclub has been charged with second-degree murder.

Video streaming service Shomi announced Monday it will shut down at the end of November, two years after it launched.

A quiet meeting just off the main floor of the United Nations General Assembly may have been the turning point in Canada’s attempts to secure the release of Homa Hoodfar from a prison in Iran.

There will be a showdown between water advocates and politicians Monday night in Guelph, Ont., over Nestlé bottling water in nearby Aberfoyle.

Government inaction on First Nations issues mean Stewart Phillip, grand chief of the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs, won't be there tonight when Prince William adds a ring of reconciliation to a ceremonial staff of the B.C. Legislature.

A skier was killed Sunday morning by an avalanche in an area near Lake Louise commonly known as "The Death Trap," Parks Canada said Monday.

A dual Canadian/U.K. citizen is accused of abducting her two-year-old daughter from Vancouver Island and fleeing the country in May after allegedly lying to passport officials.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been reluctant to weigh in on the U.S. election, and the prospect of a Donald Trump presidency, but the Liberal Party has clearly staked out its position on the choice facing Americans ahead of tonight's debate.

As the royal tour makes its way through Canada, one southwest Ontario mayor is calling on Canada to scrap its current multicultural policies and focus on its ties to the monarchy.

A shipwreck found off the shores of Nunavut's King William Island is indeed HMS Terror, lost in Sir John Franklin's doomed 1845 expedition, Parks Canada confirms.

​Maryam Monsef could be stripped of her citizenship without a hearing under a law the Liberals denounced while in opposition but which they've been enforcing aggressively since taking power, civil liberties and refugee lawyers say.