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Bus fares in Halifax went up Wednesday.

Playing ball hockey in Afghanistan, eating bison burgers in London, watching a parade in Halifax - these are just some of the ways Canadians across the country and around the world celebrated the nation’s 142nd birthday Wednesday.

A judge in Sydney has found the captain and first officer of the anti-sealing ship Farley Mowat guilty of violating the Fisheries Act and Canada’s marine mammal regulations.

Stephen Hart could find himself in the role of motivational speaker along with that of interim manager of the Canadian men’s soccer team

Brazil ended Spain’s one-year supremacy atop the FIFA rankings on Wednesday, taking top position after its comeback victory against the Americans in the Confederations Cup final.

A family in Fort Liard, N.W.T., is preparing to hold a funeral this week for a man who disappeared on the Liard River last year.

A former Victoria Salmon Kings hockey player was found not guilty of assault causing bodily harm Thursday.

An armed man surrendered to police this week in Tulita, N.W.T., after leading them on a day-long search followed by a two-hour standoff.

A southern Alberta man has been released on bail after the RCMP seized more than 100 firearms and one million rounds of ammunition at a building in downtown Red Deer.

A southern Alberta man has been released on bail after the RCMP seized more than 100 firearms and one million rounds of ammunition at a building in downtown Red Deer.