Rizwaan Abookbabar Wadee, 18, of Vaughan, was shot and killed at a party early Friday morning in Whitchurch-Stouffville.

Manly will become the second Green Party member in Parliament.

Elected council wants to create citizenship code to decide band list criteria, not Ottawa.

It was never going to be subtle. Widely known as fashion’s Oscars, the Met Gala is famous for encouraging celebrities to stray from the bland, beige and sparkly into over-the-top red carpet territory. This year’s theme — Camp — seemed designed to take that OTT quality and blast it into the stratosphere.

Neighbours react with sadness and loss after Sherman home where couple was found dead is torn down.

East Hamilton beer maker earns ‘Brewery of the Year’ honours at Canadian Brewing Awards.

The warm weather that began on the weekend continued in the city

Construction project means detouring heavy traffic onto nearby roads for more than a month.

Sales at 121 and 125 King East started about four months ago. With little fanfare, half of the 40 units have sold.

Restored steam locomotive rolls to anniversary event

Recent airline crashes run against trend toward safer flying

U.S. officials have threatened to pull the F-35 out of the competition to replace the Royal Canadian Air Force’s aging CF-18 fighters over the Liberal government’s plan to ask bidders to reinvest some of the giant purchase contract in Canadian industry.

41 dead in Moscow plane fire; Experts hunt for reason why

The Latest: Russia recovers 41 bodies from Moscow plane fire

A House committee is poised to hold Attorney General William Barr in contempt of Congress — the opening salvo in what could be a lengthy, acrimonious court battle between House Democrats and President Donald Trump’s administration over special counsel Robert Mueller’s report.

Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen is defending new measures aimed at cracking down on unscrupulous immigration consultants, rejecting an all-party committee’s call that they be brought under government regulation.

National Security Adviser John Bolton said Sunday night the U.S. was deploying the USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group and a bomber task force to the Middle East.

Michael Cohen took a last swipe at U.S. President Donald Trump while reporting to federal prison Monday to start a three-year sentence for crimes including tax evasion and campaign finance violations related to hush-money payments made to protect his former boss.

The routes between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans run between Canadian islands, but the two countries disagree about whether that makes them internal Canadian waters or international waters that have Canadian territory nearby.

A planned increase in the value of the Canada Child Benefit will miss just over one-fifth of Indigenous families living on reserves, part of the five per cent of families nationwide who don’t receive the monthly payments.

The Alert Ready system was launched for TV and radio in 2014 and expanded to cellphones last year, alerting Canadians about disasters, biological and terrorist threats and civil emergencies.

A UN report that concludes a million species are threatened with extinction and that “fundamental, structural change” is required to halt a steep decline in the natural environment has lessons for Canada, says one of its authors.

Sales at 121 and 125 King East started about four months ago. With little fanfare, half of the 40 units have sold.

Pilot makes emergency landing in Oklahoma City field

More than $3 billion dollars in cargo was handled by the port authority in 2018

Sen. Yvonne Boyer has received numerous calls and emails from victims who have suffered unwanted tubal ligations and are now seeking help.

Pilot claims proper landing procedures were followed, but crew reportedly did not dump any fuel.

The as-yet-unnamed baby arrived less than a year after Prince Harry wed Meghan Markle in a spectacular televised event on the grounds of Windsor Castle that was watched the world over.

A story Monday included an error about the year menstrual products stopped being taxed as a “luxury item.” The correct year is 2015.

“Child pedestrian injury is a public health and health equity issue,” says lead study author.

Wisconsin tourism industry generates $21.6 billion

Bank of Canada's Poloz says mortgage market should offer more product choices

“Child pedestrian injury is a public health and health equity issue.”

A town in Quebec’s Beauce region will be getting a new elementary school after a student’s song about its sorry state drew the attention of Premier Francois Legault.

800 tour new Alaska ferry as fate of marine highway looms

The suspected remains of Jasmine Lovett and her 22-month-old daughter Aliyah Sanderson were found in a heavily wooded part of Kananaskis Country, a wilderness area on the eastern edge of the Rocky Mountains.

Apprentice ratios, hiring procedures and hours of work are key issues in labour dispute with provincial contractors’ association

Red-legged frogs thriving in Yosemite after long absence

The Rothsay meat rendering plant on Highway 5 is being given permanent permission to begin yearly discharges of wastewater into Spencer Creek a month earlier.

Argyll spokesperson said 47 Hamilton soldiers will stay as long as the “municipality requests the army to be here.”

Now the Google Assistant — known primarily as the voice of the Google Home smart speaker — is increasingly central to Google’s new products.

Nobody hurt after shots fired early Sunday morning

Pelham’s CannTrust offers birds-eye-view internships.

The 24-year-old was arrested May 2

41 dead in Moscow plane fire; Experts hunt for reason why

For Geoff Connor, being selected as the new Pigskin Pete cheerleading icon for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats hasn’t quite sunk in yet.

There were 43 organizations that had applied for city funding this year, but were denied.

The Na’amat luncheon takes place Tuesday at noon at Adas Israel Synagogue.

Sen. Moran seeks commitment from Amtrak on train route