The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has announced a voluntary recall of six baby food products. The agency says the Heinz Canada products are being recalled because a packaging defect could allow microorganisms that spoil food into the containers.

Ontario is worried Korean-made automobiles will flood the country, putting thousands of jobs in Canada's auto sector at risk, under the terms of a yet-to-be-announced trade deal between Canada and South Korea.

The Parti Québécois's new star candidate, Pierre Karl Péladeau, says he will not sell his media holdings, even if he is elected and named to cabinet.

Three days after Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 disappeared off radar, the plane’s demise is one shrouded in mystery and conjecture.

Real estate in the Greater Toronto Area is becoming increasingly divided between existing single-family homes and a crush of new condos, one of Canada's biggest banks says in a report issued Monday.

Two people who said their furniture was held as ransom by a moving company have been reunited with their belongings — more than six months after a move to Ontario from Nova Scotia.

At least five Canadian children have been treated with a drug regimen some researchers are suggesting may be a cure for HIV infection in infants, Canadian researchers revealed. They said some of the children treated in this manner currently show no signs of infection, though they declined to provide specifics.

George Stroumboulopoulos said it will be a "dream" to anchor next season's Hockey Night in Canada broadcasts when Rogers takes control of Canada's NHL broadcasting rights

Fredericton police are investigating the death of a nine-year-old boy in the city Monday morning.

Seven of the 13 children involved in a custody dispute between the Lev Tahor sect and Ontario and Quebec child protection services have been returned to Ontario.

Ontario parents are outraged over how their developmentally disabled adult son is confined to a hospital room — watched by security guards 24/7 — because the system doesn’t have a placement for him elsewhere.

Canada promised almost a year ago to take in 1,300 Syrian refugees, but so far only 10 have arrived, CBC News has learned. Meanwhile, as fingers are being pointed, the UN is asking Canada to take in even more because of the growing humanitarian crisis.

Digital hotshot bitcoin has had a bad run of late, but its boosters say there are still reasons not to abandon all hope in the upstart cryptocurrency.

Authorities questioned travel agents Monday at a beach resort in Thailand about two men who boarded the vanished Malaysia Airlines plane with stolen passports, part of a growing international investigation into what they were doing on the flight.

The pushers are out, the pot entrepreneurs are in, and so are the marijuana-infused bath salts. Welcome to the great Colorado experiment in legalized pot.