At first there was one, but by day four there were three more. Day four of the Summer Games marked big wins for Canada with a number of Canadian athle...

Day 3 marked a day of success for a number of Team Canada's athletes, despite remaining stagnant in the medal count. After Sunday's rain delay, Ca...

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JOHNSONS LANDING, B.C. - As young girls, Diana Webber and her little sister Rachel would trek into the bush in British Columbia's remote Interior for ...

...not. Got your attention though didn't I? The old saying "No news is good news" was never said by a journalist. No news = no customers. We feel like bored salespeople, constantly re-arranging the goods in the front window. This isn't to say we wish ill or disaster upon the world (not openly anyway). But is it wrong to wish for more than, say, the Tony Clement/Ezra Levant/Norman Bethune controversy?

More than 30 cremation urns are still trapped inside a funeral home in what is left of Algo Centre Mall, the main shopping venue in Elliot Lake, Ont.,...

TORONTO - An Ottawa judge who has overseen high-profile criminal trials connected with Canada's political elite will now shift his focus to a northern...

Friends, family and community members will gather in Elliot Lake today to honour Lucie Aylwin, one of two people killed in the partial collapse of a s...

Wanna know what I think about The Newsroom? It's a good show -- a very good first start. It's presumptuous and preachy, and it reeks of imploding self...

Seems that when you spend an hour watching Canadian TV news stories about politics, you get only about 15 minutes of real information. These scary numbers come from the highly respected charitable Samara Institute today. Samara has spent months doing all the research, the number crunching, and the drawing of conclusions. Will the newsrooms listen? Probably not.

"Canada is competing against a whole planet filled with mayhem and misery. Political stability, economic growth, and a chronically declining crime rate simply do not provide the basis for a strong news industry. I think we have face the fact that Canadians may just lack what it takes to be a major news export power," explained a spokesperson for Statistics Canada. Meanwhile, Canada's historical demand for imported news continues strong. Emerging products like the pending Islamist takeover in Egypt have supplemented traditional suppliers like the U.S. political cycle and the British royal family.

These are my very own, real leaked documents about the fact that traditional, general-interest journalism is the crucial cornerstone of democracy and that social media threatens to destroy that cornerstone. They're written by students studying journalism. If you have any interest in Canadian journalism in our Canadian democracy you should read them.

We reached out to our friends at the Historica-Dominion Institute about our #LoveCanada project and they graced us with a song! Sung to the tune of...

On Wednesday, we gave you our 25 reasons why it's great to live in Canada right now. We also asked you, dear Huffington Post Canada readers, why you t...

OTTAWA - Toronto police called the shooter who opened fire in a downtown mall Saturday "one idiot with a gun."But some gang experts argue public shoot...

TORONTO - Tori Stafford's horrific fate may be a graphic reminder to parents about the need to streetproof their children, but experts say it need not...

LONDON, Ont. - Michael Rafferty had apparently for years harboured pedophilic interests and a propensity for sexual violence.Terri-Lynne McClintic had...

LONDON, Ont. - Victoria Stafford's father clutched her Grade 3 school picture — taken the day before his little girl was abducted, sexually assaulte...

LONDON, Ont. - The fate of Michael Rafferty, accused of abducting eight-year-old Victoria Stafford for his sexual gratification before brutally killin...

LONDON, Ont. - Do not be fooled by the "murderous duo" of Terri-Lynne McClintic and Michael Rafferty, the jury that will soon be deciding Rafferty's f...

For teenage boys and lonely men everywhere it's the answer to the nag: "Why don't you stop playing all those damn video games and actually learn something by watching the news instead?"