She's been the principal of her own firm since 2002, and since that time has carved out an increasingly illustrious reputation.

Group to focus on southwest Alaska's ferry service needs

Public asked to give space to endangered Hawaiian monk seal

Hawaii senator seeks answers after deadly helicopter crash

Police seized crystal meth, heroin, a spring-loaded knife, an airsoft pistol, jewelry, counterfeit money and various identifications

Billy Shea is wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for allegedly breaching his statutory release

Alberta cannabis producers say new federal rules restricting licence applications are a blow to aspiring growers.

A new study suggests Canadians aren’t embracing cannabis with the same pre-legalization enthusiasm, and uncertainty is also growing over this fall’s rollout of edibles.

"It's unfortunate the need is there," said Mission Services associate executive director Wendy Kennelly.

Deals, convenience drive popularity of dealership financing for vehicle buyers

Holocaust survivor opens book fair after neo-fascist banned

The couple died of multiple organ failure caused by septicemic plague, which they contracted after eating the raw organs of the infected marmot.

Starting May 9, 2019, the Star is offering free digital subscriptions to every post-secondary student right across Canada through to the federal election.

One by one, D-Day memories fade as war's witnesses die

Shortly after Ray Harris was sworn in as a superior court judge in 2001, he turned around and did the most incredible thing.

Glenn Bauman, who lived in a rural home near St. Clements, told her his family had abandoned him

Paralegal argued city’s lawyers could be in conflict of interest given the controversy over the road.

Hamilton police say they spotted a driver on his cell phone just before 7 p.m. in the westbound lanes near the Upper Wellington overpass.

Public health officials say infection was contracted overseas

Vice News report says Marc Lemire has worked at City Hall for years

Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock, you’re well aware that on Monday, the Duchess of Sussex gave birth to a healthy baby boy, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor. The littlest royal arrived to much fanfare, and interest has continued to mount well into the week. In part that’s because this newborn, seventh in line to the British throne, is the first to be acknowledged as a biracial royal baby.

Arty Basinski, a real estate agent in Toronto, created a rap and filmed a music video, all part of his effort to add a bit of creativity when it comes to selling houses, in this case a cosy east end home.

Fraud-related and forgery charges are the result of rare private prosecution process

The 51-year-old was shot multiple times in a Mississauga parking lot April 25

The Denny Leeson Memorial Urban Fishing Project stocked the Pat Quinn Parkdale Arena and Outdoor Pool on May 8 with hundreds of rainbow trout.

Four people face drug-trafficking charges

Killer of Diane Werendowicz has 14 years left before parole eligibility

"Concerns have been raised," said new City Manager Janette Smith.

Justice Wilton-Siegel recently ruled against Hamilton in its appeal of the NPCA rate apportionment.

Group to focus on southwest Alaska's ferry service needs

Public asked to give space to endangered Hawaiian monk seal

Hawaii senator seeks answers after deadly helicopter crash

Vice News report says Marc Lemire has worked at City Hall for years

Police are asking for the public’s assistance after Supreme Court justice Clement Gascon was reported missing in Ottawa.

The union representing Canadian Auto Workers claimed a partial victory Tuesday after General Motors Canada announced an Oshawa, Ont., plant slated to close later this year will be converted to a part-stamping and autonomous vehicle testing facility.

Subscriptions up as media company develops new digital revenue streams including Apple News +

Mercier told the court that politics played no role in the case and nobody pressured the Crown to bring it, or to drop it.

“As Mr. Scheer has said in the past, he believes Huawei poses a threat to Canada’s national security,” the Conservative leader’s director of communications said.

The report is based on a survey conducted last fall that received responses from 129 chamber members

Prison wardens are usually preoccupied with keeping people inside their walls. Now, six Canadian prisons are taking steps to shoo away some pesky, flying visitors.

There will be a Philippine Mission Fundraiser Dinner on Tuesday, May 28, at the Immanuel Christian Reformed Church, 61 Mohawk Rd. W. The event will feature dinner and entertainment starting at 6 p.m. Tickets are $30. Money raised will go to building repairs at a worship centre in the Philippines. For tickets, call Betty Charles 905-961-5935.

The Mounties said if a child ate one of the blocks, it could prove fatal.

More visitors could hike The Wave in Arizona

The report is based on a survey conducted last fall that received responses from 129 chamber members

Meng was arrested in December at Vancouver’s airport at the request of the United States, which is seeking her extradition on fraud charges.

Saif-ul Malook didn’t meet his client, Aasia Bibi, or talk to her before she left for Canada, but said she arrived May 7.

“To find he went down as a hero, I’m not surprised. That’s exactly who Kendrick was.”

The law would apply to returns filed by the U.S. president and vice-president, senators, or the state’s governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general or comptroller.

The Denny Leeson Memorial Urban Fishing Project stocked the Pat Quinn Parkdale Arena and Outdoor Pool on May 8 with hundreds of rainbow trout.

City of Saskatoon says that over the last 50 years bridge has accumulated nearly 350 tonnes of pigeon poop.