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Calls for transparency, accountability, and communication are intensifying for the FSIN, after a federal audit found tens of millions of dollars spent on unsupported purposes.

President Barack Obama's health care law is snared in another big legal battle after two federal appeals courts issued contradictory rulings on a key financing issue Tuesday.

"We will be in touch and ... we will collaborate very closely together," said Quebec MP Pablo Rodriquez.

A revered movie master and a much-feted up-and-comer — both from Quebec — are set to make a splash at the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival.

The Morning News on Global Edmonton - With Shaye Ganam and Jennifer Crosby.

TORONTO - Philippe Falardeau's "Monsieur Lazhar" has been chosen as Canada's candidate for the 2012 Oscar race.

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - The offshore oil wealth that has transformed St. John's, N.L., hasn't made it to struggling rural outports — a point provincial rivals will hammer as Progressive Conservatives fight for a third straight majority government.

Edmonton police said the attack on the 73-year-old senior in the area of 113 Avenue and 95A Street is suspected to be random.

A lot more must be divulged by Iran and the U.S. beyond the current explanation that a jumpy Iranian missile battery crew shot down the passenger plane, Matthew Fisher says.

Win Butler of Arcade Fire, one of the most biggest indie bands in the world, is under fire for some alleged bad behaviour in the past.

In a statement, Feist says she was already in a pub in Dublin when she first learned of the allegations. She performed the first two nights of the scheduled dates.

MONTREAL - Quebec's student protests took a dark, angry turn over the weekend following the introduction of an emergency law aimed at restoring order in the province, while the movement gained a number of high-profile supporters on the international stage.

MONTREAL - A timeline of events in the tuition dispute between the Quebec government and student federations, which has sparked 100 days of unrest in the province:

MONTREAL - A timeline of events in the tuition dispute between the Quebec government and student federations, which has sparked more than 100 days of unrest in the province:

MONTREAL - A timeline of events in the tuition dispute between the Quebec government and student federations, which has sparked more than 100 days of unrest in the province:

A controversial $2-million payment by gangsters to a Toronto mother paralyzed in their botched mob hit bought them silence from police and prosecutors and could soon help them get earlier parole, prison lawyers complain.

MONTREAL - Celine Dion and Arcade Fire will headline a benefit concert in support of the young daughter of a man killed during Quebec's election-night shooting.

MONTREAL - Celine Dion and Arcade Fire will headline a benefit concert in support of the young daughter of a man killed during Quebec's election-night shooting.

Montreal-born filmmaker Kim Nguyen's child-soldier drama "Rebelle" ("War Witch") will be Canada's entry in this year's foreign-language Oscar race.

MONTREAL - Montreal-born filmmaker Kim Nguyen's child-soldier drama "Rebelle" ("War Witch") will be Canada's entry in this year's Oscar race.