If Shellan Proden wants to be with her son while he recovers from his severe and shocking beating in Australia, she'll have a free ride.

The coverage of former Conservative MP Rahim Jaffer's court case has drawn the ire of Public Safety Minister Vic Toews.

The prom's off at a northern Mississippi school after a lesbian student demanded she be allowed to bring her girlfriend.

The federal government is reintroducing a controversial legislation for a free trade agreement with Colombia, which critics say, rewards a government that hasn't worked hard enough to improve its country's human rights record.

Violent gangs that were once limited to large cities are now targeting tiny Canadian communities to recruit vulnerable youth, according to the head of the Canadian Association of Police Boards.

The suspect in Monday's shooting death of am Ontario police officer has now been charged with first-degree murder in the constable's death and with the attempted murder of another officer.

Two Virginia sisters whose love knew no borders are in jail after allegedly trying to smuggle a Haitian man inside a hockey bag into the U.S.

Tripping out on the potent drug salvia, Christopher Watcheston raped Arcelie Laoagan after mistaking her for his murdered mother, he testified Wednesday.

Stephen Harper is going live online.

Lisa Raitt seems to have found a cure for ministerial boredom in the House of Commons.

Real Madrid was eliminated from the Champions League in the first knockout round for the sixth year in a row Wednesday after drawing 1-1 against Lyon, sending the French club through 2-1 on aggregate.

After receiving a standing ovation and hearing his name chanted during his Old Trafford homecoming, David Beckham gave Manchester United fans a high-profile image as they try to oust the Glazer family.

UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre says his opponents' trash talk has always fuelled his fire in the Octagon. Lucky for him, the next man in line is as mouthy as they come.

During a brief down moment in practice Wednesday, Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Jean-Sebastien Giguere huddled with forward Luca Caputi and gave the rookie a few tips. The team had been working on a power-play drill and Caputi's job was to get his six-foot-three, 200-pound frame in Giguere's way.

Blue Jays starter Kyle Drabek pitched two shutout innings Wednesday, but reliever Lance Broadway gave up a pair of runs as Toronto lost 4-2 to the Philadelphia Phillies.

The NHL decided to not punish Pittsburgh Penguins forward Matt Cooke for his hit on Boston's Marc Savard.

Toronto FC union representative Nick Garcia believes that MLS players will strike if a new collective bargaining agreement is not negotiated before the season opens in two weeks time.

Great goaltending is a must in the playoffs, which is why several of the top teams appear nervous.

Glenn Howard's Ontario rink remains perfect at the 2010 Tim Hortons Brier. Howard led Ontario to a 9-5 victory over Brad Gushue of Newfoundland and Labrador in a battle between leaders today.

With only one loss in its last 16 European home games, Lille is confident ahead of its clash with five-time European champion Liverpool.