He retires with a 35-5 record, including 27 knockouts. Continue reading →

Canada currently has six helicopters and 250 support troops based near the northern Mali city of Gao. They are due to leave on July 31. Continue reading →

Data from the national election bureau showed voter turnout stood at 20.4 per cent when the polls closed at 1800 GMT, below the 30 per cent required for it to be valid. Continue reading →

Protesters carrying Romanian, European Union and other flags rallied Saturday outside government offices in Bucharest, the capital. Continue reading →

Jared Clarke, a member of Saskatchewan’s Internet Child Exploitation unit, calls the opportunity to meet the children he helped rescue, extremely rewarding. Continue reading →

Four Canadian diplomats are among a slew of foreign officials being booted from Russia in a mass expulsion in retaliation for Western countries ousting Russian diplomats this week over the poisoning of a former spy. Continue reading →

The lake has previously hosted the senior world championships in 2009 and 1997 and the junior world championships in 1987.  Continue reading →

The decision, the court said, is final. Continue reading →

The Crown is appealing the 12-year prison sentence handed down in a recent Saskatchewan child pornography case. Continue reading →