“We’re not asking for more than biological families,” said Valerie Howes of Adopt4Life: Ontario’s Adoptive Parents Association. “We’re just asking to catch up with them.”

Big repaving or reconstruction projects on Locke, Cannon and Red Hill.

A man operating a ride-sharing vehicle in Oakville has been charged with distracted driving and handed a hefty fine and a three-day driver's licence suspension after police say he was watching a soccer match while behind the wheel.

After 25 years in Waterdown, Toastmasters’ mission to empower people through the fine art of public speaking and gaining leadership skills is still strong.

The company operates 23 Jamie’s Italian restaurants in the U.K.

The federal Liberals are releasing a set of principles for regulating the digital sphere and promising “strong enforcement” against tech giants that break the law. But the document stops short of promising a timetable for action.

Peel Regional Police are searching for a 32-year-old woman from Brampton who has been reported missing.

At 6:45 a.m. on March 1, 1954, the blue sky stretching over the south Pacific Ocean was split open by an enormous red flash.

The northbound lanes of the busy parkway will close for resurfacing at 9 p.m. May 21 and work could continue into July.

Now at the Wall Street Journal, he was part of a Pulitzer-winning team.

Food insecurity grew in Nunavut after federal program to fight hunger: study

Airline group predicts another record for summer travel

Hiker and his dog lived off the land while lost in Alaska

NY mayor orders probe into taxi medallion brokers

The Liberals’ process for appointments has screened out 61.8 per cent of visible-minority candidates as insufficiently qualified, compared with 37.6 per cent of applicants who are not visible minorities.

Latest will dated March 2014 and appears to give the famous singer’s assets to family members.

The development sets up a possible future tug-of-war between Sweden and the United States over any extradition of Assange from Britain.

Shariek Douse, 33, died after being stabbed May 18 near East Avenue. Nearly four years earlier, his brother Shariek Douse was shot to death in the North End.

“It’s a big B.C. problem, but it’s everybody’s problem.”

American Airlines sues unions, accusing workers of slowdown

A ceremony on Thursday will include an apology from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Doug Ford was hoping his first budget would recast him as a kinder, gentler premier. It didn’t go according to plan.

Father and two children got off course and ended up slipping down a creek bed.

Town of High Level said residents should fill gas tanks, gather important documents and prepare food and water.

Hamilton’s affordable housing crisis and access to menstrual health products are on the list of can’t-miss political debates this week.

Ontario’s municipalities say they may be forced to raise taxes or cut services due to provincial government cuts that will likely equal well over half a billion dollars in lost annual funding and forgone revenue.

Ford continues cutting as earlier announced. Most of 7,000 white collar terminations will be done in a few weeks.

The key to achieving gender equality over the next decade or so involves addressing conditions and stereotypes harmful to both girls and boys, researchers say.

Disagreement over whether sweeping motion falls within committee’s mandate

Now at the Wall Street Journal, he was part of a Pulitzer-winning team.

Officials stress limit far below what’s needed for atomic weapon

Finance Minister Bill Morneau said Canada had lifted the retaliatory duties on U.S. steel and aluminum and more than 70 other products including licorice, coffee, sleeping bags and ketchup.

A snap parliamentary election will be held within two months of his signing a formal dissolution decree.

The U.S. government says a 16-year-old Guatemalan died Monday at a Border Patrol station in South Texas.

Halton police seeking witnesses to early Monday fatality

Marineland has temporarily closed its deer park after officials say two people intentionally caused the animals to stampede Saturday, resulting in the deaths of two deer.

A photo caption in Saturday’s Spectator provided an incorrect description of We Need A Law. The advocacy organization is against abortions. The Spectator regrets the error.

A volunteer firefighter was hospitalized for exhaustion, but no other people or animals were injured by the fire.

Hong Kong retiree Lee Wai-man loves pork fresh from the market but eats a lot less now that the price has jumped as China struggles with a deadly swine disease that has sent shockwaves through global meat markets.

The company said in a statement it does not have details of the impact on its Canadian workforce, but added all restructuring actions in North America will be wrapped up by June.

Students accused of putting bodily fluids in teachers' food

Girl's body found after being swept away by Arkansas stream

Trump’s tweet follows days of heightened tension sparked by his administration’s sudden deployment of bombers and an aircraft carrier to the Persian Gulf over still-unspecified threats.

Police investigated a 911 call on the Sherman’s street when the couple lay dead or dying, neighbours say. A security camera also captured a car pulling up and a man approaching the house three times.

Mexican consultant says ‘even when you have gotten to a place where a deal seems likely, expect an extra push. Be prepared for a hostile and extremely unpredictable environment’

Eiffel Tower closed down after intruder tries to climb up

Alaska ferry service may have to pay armed Canadian police

"This document speaks to how we might deal with the government’s request for effectiveness and efficiencies."

Zelensky, an entertainer who has never held elected office, signalled he was ready to do battle with the political establishment.

“You no longer need to worry about making the pandas angry by calling them by the wrong name,” the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding wrote on Weibo