New 2011 census estimates highlight sweeping changes in nation’s racial makeup

As official suicide bombing story shifts, the already battered reputation of China’s justice system is emerging as another casualty

Hiring summer help can be a win-win strategy for small- and medium-sized businesses looking for fresh talent

Today’s topics: Rocks, hard places in Quebec’s showdown; plastic-bag fees; Senator Nicole Eaton replies; Conservative acts by other names ... and more

Research was ordered last June shortly after Conservatives were elected with majority

Mary Richardson Kennedy, the wife of Robert F. Kennedy Junior, was found dead on Wednesday. She was 52, and was found on the family estate north of New York City.

Organization in charge of electronics recycling put cost-cutting in favour of performance

Divorcing the sacred from religion would allow us all to experience the feeling of belonging to something larger than ourselves - and help us to find more shared ethics

A misleading report endorsed by Alberta’s Premier will do nothing to enhance the export prospects of the province’s key resource

Until we find ways to get everyone in the system to work together, all the sweeping top-down master plans will never work

Champion race car driver, racing team owner, automotive consultant and one-time chicken farmer Carroll Shelby passed away last week at the age of 89. In this gallery, we take a look at some of his iconic contributions to the world of cars.

Durant scores 22, including the go-ahead basket with 18 seconds left, to lead the Thunder to 77-75 win over the Lakers

Jury makes 15 recommendations after all-day deliberations

Top seeds lose home-ice advantage with Game 3 Saturday in New Jersey. After two games, the contrast in styles is clear.

Kim Smith of Mission, B.C., had 20 points and eight rebounds as the Canadian women’s national basketball team opened up a three-game series with China with a 78-66 win Wednesday.

Close friends of Ralph Bissonnette, the Toronto longboarder killed on the street, say he changed lives with his passion for cooking.

Toronto police leaders, politicians, youth and community members in the Weston-Mount Dennis neighbourhood gathered to talk about a police practice of stopping and documenting of “racialized” youth.

Queen’s Park must commit itself to a jump in funding if a nursing home task force’s recommended reforms are to succeed, industry leaders say.

More than 500 Ontario Works staff in Peel could soon be back on the job.

Residents of Perth-Andover, N.B., wonder why the government isn't making good on its promise to help those affected by a devastating flood.