Taliban suspects won't be harmed, Harper believes

Canada expects Afghan authorities will live up to their treaty obligations when Canadian soldiers hand over prisoners to them, Prime Minister Stephen Harper says. 

GUMBAD, AFGHANISTAN: A suspected Taliban prisoner is searched, handcuffed, and processed by members of 1st Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry earlier this week. (John D. McHugh/AFP/Getty Images)

4 marines killed in tank accident

Four U.S. marines drowned when their tank fell off a bridge and plunged into a canal west of Baghdad, the military said Friday.

Barred from courtroom, accused killer still serves as own lawyer

A Regina man on trial for murder who's defending himself in court is no longer participating in the trial – at least in person.

PM won't set targets for immigrants

Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Canada needs more immigrants but the Conservative leader stopped short of setting specific target numbers.

Daughters of missing man suing BC Ferries

The two young daughters of the man from British Columbia presumed dead in the March 22 sinking of the Queen of the North are suing BC Ferries, alleging negligence.

A mini-sub captured this image of the sunken Queen of the North. (Courtesy: Transportation Safety Board of Canada)

Sex offender not welcome, N.L. town residents say

Tempers flared at a public meeting in Bishop's Falls in Newfoundland and Labrador on Thursday night, as about 100 people gathered to discuss whether a convicted sex offender should leave town.

Cecilia Zhang killer to learn parole decision

The man who says he kidnapped and killed Toronto schoolgirl Cecilia Zhang will find out today when he's eligible for parole.