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Police say neighbors saw a man knock on the front door when the homeowners went out on Saturday morning before walking to the back of the house.

Analysts and polls predict that the waning popularity of the democratic party once led by Nelson Mandela is likely to see it lose its parliamentary majority for the first time.

The risk of rain diminishes in the valley bottom for the last day of April and beginning of May with a warm-up in the Okanagan weather forecast for the new month.

When conditions allow, all eligible property owners, farmers and other large lot owners with permits from their local fire jurisdiction may burn specific wood debris outdoors.

Police say a shooting occurred at Sunshine Homes on Crystal Drive around 5 a.m. on Friday. A man was taken to hospital with gunshot wounds and was pronounced deceased.

The Sargent Park Tennis Gardens will now be free and accessible to the public after the city decided to take back ownership and not to renew a lease agreement.

Some 1.8 million Canadians are in a situation where they're providing unpaid care to multiple people, often a child and an older parent, putting a sizeable burden on caregivers.

General practitioners are warning patients could soon be without access to primary care services, if the Quebec government doesn't reach a deal with its union by the end of May. 

Federal Housing Minister Sean Fraser told his Ontario counterpart Paul Calandra that he would not send the province $357 million it was expecting for affordable housing projects.

Mikko Rantanen scored two goals in less than four minutes in the third to put the game out of reach for the Avalanche.

Someone also reportedly left a note on a window that said, “Eat the rich.”

Over 10,000 people gathered Wednesday morning at Prairieland Park to celebrate the end of Ramadan. Over 60 ethnicities and cultures were represented according to Aqeel Wahab. 

Several roads and business in Guelph's north end were closed due to the discovery of a suspicious package on Tuesday morning.

Guelph police said two former co-workers got into an argument and the man began to choke the woman. She temporarily couldn't breathe but needed no medical attention.

A vehicle with three people inside ended up on its roof in someone's backyard after a rollover in Sherwood Park on Wednesday morning.

The union representing 400 Art Gallery of Ontario workers say a tentative agreement was reached ending a month long strike.

The union representing thousands of striking academic workers at York University voted in favour of accepting the tentative deal, bringing an end to the seven-week strike.

Linda Annis in Surrey, Daniel Fontaine in New Westminster and Alexa Loo in Richmond have joined together to call on the province to scrap the program.

Montreal police launched an investigation after a pedestrian was hit by a truck in the city's east end Wednesday.

A gas station store clerk reports a man brandished a knife and demanded more money as the clerk was providing him change from a purchase. The suspect fled with nearly $30.