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In a week filled with big rescues, big censuses, and oh-so-many sweet pandas, here are twenty (count 'em!) questions to test your news savvy. Can you get over 60%?

Ever wonder what a million big ones will get you across Canada? Here's a random sampler.

Lingerie is intimate, it's sensual, and if you choose well, it will make your partner feel wonderful.

Canada's population of 33.5 million people is growing faster than that of any other G8 nation — fuelled primarily by immigration — while the booming West continues to reshape this country's demographic landscape, a new census has revealed.

It's time for the Competition Bureau to find out if high levels of concentration and anti-competitive practices in Canada's retail sector are behind the stubbornly high cost of consumer goods when compared with prices south of the border, consumer groups tell senators.

‎"The evidence is clear and compelling — physical punishment of children and youth plays no useful role in their upbringing," say experts.

Live Chat: Tired of chocolate and bad rom-com's? Talk to our experts and spice up your Valentine's Day.

As good as trade with China has been for Australia, its relationship with the emerging superpower is complicated and there are lessons in it for Ottawa which hopes to sign a deal for Canadian natural gas to be shipped to China through a marine export terminal under construction in Kitimat, B.C.

In a week filled with desirable women, undesirable food, and groundhogs galore, here are twenty questions to test your knowledge of the news. Can you score more than 60%?

Winnipeg NDP MP Pat Martin added fuel to the obscenity-laden firestorm he created this week when he cursed at a Conservative senator who suggested murderers should be given ropes to hang themselves.

Bob Barker, retired host of the Price is Right, is appalled by a recent prize on the TV game show to the 100th Calgary Stampede this year, citing animal cruelty.

The country's first two furry forecasters have brought good news to winter-weary Canadians on this Groundhog Day — as Nova Scotia's Shubenacadie Sam and Ontario's Wiarton Willie both fail to see their shadows.

Sugar is so toxic it should be controlled like alcohol, according to new report that goes so far as to suggest setting an age limit of 17 years to buy soda pop.

A Conservative senator has landed in hot water after telling reporters that the worst murderers should be given a rope so they can choose their fate.