Canada’s first stamp, issued April 23, 1851, carries what image, instead of a monarch?

Presenting 5,000 years of Chinese history compressed into two hours of entertainment and cultural education, Shen Yun Performing Arts leaves Canada a little richer once again.

Canada is closing two outdated federal prisons but critics worry about the loss of space.

The Canadian economy is performing better than expected but unusual oil prices are eating into some of that growth, says Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney.

U.S. energy company Kinder Morgan’s announcement last week that it plans to expand its Trans Mountain pipeline has brought howls of protest from opponents in British Columbia.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife, Laureen, arrive in Colombia on April 13 for the start of the Summit of the Americas.

The Conservatives didn’t table the austerity budget the should have, argue Charles Lammam and Niels Veldhuis.

Canada saw its largest gain in employment numbers since 2008 in March, Statistics Canada reported Thursday.

Shopping in a store free of lineups, bulky carts, parking lot jams, and rude cashiers is now a reality in Canada.

Canada is set to do away with its one-cent coin, a move the government says will save the country $11 million a year.