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Government to table new security bill on Friday, says Harper

The government will introduce new legislation aimed at giving more powers to Canada's police and security agencies in the wake of two domestic attacks, Stephen Harper said on Sunday. More Jan 25 read comments

• Exclusive New counterterrorism bill to override certain privacy limits Jan 15 video
• Peter MacKay suggests anti-terror laws don't need major overhaul Oct 29 video audio
• Analysis Has Ottawa been too slow to take on radicalized Canadians? Oct 09 video
• Canada's anti-radicalization programs lacking against domestic terror recruitment Jan 19 video

Video Ontario family makes public plea for twins' liver donor

An Ontario couple are making a public plea for a suitable liver transplant donor to come forward so that both of their ailing twin daughters can have a chance at surviving. More Jan 25 read comments video

• Watch Family appeals for liver donor 2:24
• Michael Wagner can only donate liver to save 1 twin daughter Jan 23

Can’t we all be friends? Notorious neighbour disputes in Canada

Lululemon founder Chip Wilson's plan to build a 2,500-square-foot dock at his B.C. home is only the latest high-profile dispute between neighbours in Canada, a list that includes arguments over everything from large, unsightly houses to backyard hockey rinks to dog poop. More Jan 25 read comments video

• Lululemon founder Chip Wilson's enormous dock proposal angers neighbours Jan 22 video
• Backyard hockey rink dismantled after complaint from Sherbrooke, Que., man Dec 09

Video Danielle Smith says she's sorry for 'angering' people by leaving Wildrose Party

Former Wildrose Party leader Danielle Smith has apologized for "angering" many of her former supporters in crossing the floor to the governing Progressive Conservatives, but says she intends to seek the PC nomination in the next election. More Jan 25 read comments video

• Watch Danielle Smith tries to mend fences 1:48
• Danielle Smith to face nomination race in early 2015 Jan 06 video
• Audio Alberta politics: Wildrose fallout the story to watch in 2015 Dec 31 audio