Hackers who stole customer information from the company that owns Winners and HomeSense did not access Canadian debit card transactions, an official said Saturday.

Authorities in Saudi Arabia have arrested 10 people for allegedly fundraising and smuggling money for extremists, a spokesman for the country's Interior Ministry said Saturday.

Authorities confirmed Saturday the H5N1 bird flu virus has been detected for the first time on a British poultry farm after 2,000 turkeys died.

Palestinian factions in Gaza may have negotiated a truce on Friday, but it still hasn't taken hold.

At least 102 people were killed and more than 200 wounded in a market bombing in central Baghdad, police and hospital officials said Saturday.

Federal aid is on the way for thousands of people who are recovering after violent storms swept through central Florida, killing at least 20 people and flattening hundreds of homes.

The U.S. military filed a murder charge Friday against Omar Khadr, who is the only Canadian in the Guantanamo Bay prison and has been there for 4½ years.

The U.S. military filed a murder charge Friday against Omar Khadr, who is the only Canadian in the Guantanamo Bay prison and has been there for 4½ years.

It took Toronto three months, but the Raptors finally moved past the .500 mark for the first time this season on Friday night in Atlanta.

The Toronto Blue Jays agreed to one-year contracts with outfielders Reed Johnson and Alex Rios and pitcher Scott Downs on Friday, thus avoiding going to arbitration for the 10th straight off-season.

Celestica fired some of its top managers Friday, just days after it reported a big quarterly loss and its stock hit an all-time low.

Celestica fired some of its top managers Friday, just days after it reported a big quarterly loss and its stock hit an all-time low.

A police officer was killed Friday as fans rioted at an Italian soccer game between Catania and Palermo, leading to the cancellation of all soccer matches in Italy's top two divisions this weekend.

The RRSP season appears to be off to a fast start, as mutual fund companies reported their best January sales figures in 10 years.

About 225 more people in Ontario who are severely obese will have access to bariatric surgery, also known as "stomach stapling," the province's health minister announced on Friday.

Videotron Ltd. is planning in 2007 to roll out a new high-speed internet service at least four times faster than current offerings.

The British government will send a copy of Al Gore's film about global warming, An Inconvenient Truth, to every secondary school in the country, the U.K. environment minister announced Friday.

Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister Peter MacKay said he will ask Jordan to explain its role in Maher Arar's deportation from New York to Syria via Jordan.

Vancouver-based Telus says it has no plans to stop selling pornographic photos and videos to its cellphone customers, despite receiving more than 100 complaints since it started offering the adult content last month.

A decision in the long-running case of John Felderhof, the former chief geologist of Bre-X Minerals, will come down on July 31.