The so-called secret law used to give police extra powers during the G20 summit in Toronto in 2010 is being scaled back by the Ontario government.

A bill to force internet service providers to collect customer information, known as the lawful access or online surveillance bill, will cost at least $80 million to implement, CBC News has learned.

A 38-year-old man has been charged with second-degree murder in connection with a homicide that came to light after a severed hand was found inside a downtown Winnipeg dumpster.

Steven Dyer, a convicted child abuser who was featured on America's Most Wanted, allegedly assumed the identity of a Canadian and had been living in Vancouver.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning people not to consume Tour Eiffel brand Parisian Cooked Ham because it may be contaminated.

A fireball that lit up the night sky over Alberta and Saskatchewan was a 100-kilogram meteor, experts say.

Nine women are suing Newfoundland and Labrador's largest health authority because their breasts were removed by mistake following inaccurate cancer tests.

Ontario's Liberal government has given its stamp of approval for Kickboxing Ontario to be the province's governing body for amateur mixed martial arts, which can involve children as young as 10.

A Toronto researcher has designed a low-cost bionic knee that he hopes will dramatically change the lives of amputees in the developing world.

An attorney who helped U.S. politicians write mandatory-minimum sentencing laws during the 1980s is warning Canadian parliamentarians not to make the same mistakes Americans did, thinking long sentences would deter drug dealers.