A Grumman Goose amphibious aircraft crashed north of Vancouver, British Columbia on Sunday, killing seven occupants, the Canadian Armed Forces said.

Another human foot in a sneaker has been found on the coast of British Columbia, the police said Wednesday, making it the seventh to was up in the region since August 2007.

Jean Charest, the premier of Quebec, announced an early election for the province on Wednesday, less than a month after a federal election in Canada.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper introduced a larger cabinet that featured a greater proportion of women.

A former computer programmer for the Department of Foreign Affairs of Canada was convicted on five terrorism-related charges on Wednesday.

Three Canadian men who traveled to Syria independently and for personal reasons were arrested and jailed upon arrival.

Stéphane Dion’s announcement was a moment of new low for a party that has dominated Canada’s politics for much of its history.

A gas pipeline in northern British Columbia was bombed for a second time in a week. The police is investigating the bombings.

Preliminary negotiations could lead to a trade pact between Canada and Europe that would be even more sweeping than the North American Free Trade Agreement.

As election post-mortems got under way, some Liberals suggested that the only way to take on Prime Minister Stephen Harper may be to adopt one of his own strategies.