Crowds expected for opening of Wyoming antler hunting season

The purple polymer bill was the first vertically oriented banknote issued in Canada.

Ontario could uncork as many as 9,100 new jobs if beer and wine sales are liberalized, a new Retail Council of Canada report suggests.

For centuries, residents of flood-prone areas have looked to sandbags to stave off rising waters.

Hamilton’s ban on grass clippings and leaf and yard waste from the green cart could continue for another 18 months.Craig Murdoch, manager of waste management, said officials are still attempting to improve the Central Composting Facility’s capaci

Shane Piche's sentencing joins a list of controversial punishments in sexual assault cases

1 killed, 5 injured in Interstate 5 crash north of Seattle

Boulder residents ask for shift in Denver air traffic

Wandering horse: Strolling mare causes stir in Frankfurt

Lake Ontario shipwreck hunters write book on discoveries

All 157 people on board Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 were killed

Zoia’s account is a catalogue of Kardashian-inspired selfies and videos — some sexy, some silly, some a bit of both. Most of them though have one thing in common: a hell of a lot of likes.

Here’s an evolving list of some of the higher-profile spending cuts by a Progressive Conservative government that has vowed to shrink a $12-billion provincial deficit.

Rebecca and Justin Dault own Yellow Point Farms in Ladysmith, B.C., and say they noticed a 12-day-old male kid was missing after the event on Saturday.

Cold weather and an outdated roll-up-the-rim-to-win promotion slowed sales at Canadian Tim Hortons locations in its most recent quarter, said the CEO of the coffee chain’s parent company, prompting Restaurant Brands International Inc. to revamp the contest for next year.

An inmate at the Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre in ‘medical distress,’ died Monday

Winnings total $133,600.

The Toyota Cambridge plant will soon be home to another line of luxury Lexus SUVs thanks to federal and provincial funding announced last year.

‘I do not want to be out here. I never did,’ says Marsha (Crystal) Travale, 47, who begs for handouts downtown.

The message he intended to send was clear, analysts said: The Islamic State still exists, he is still in charge, and its international network of militants will continue to stage painful, unpredictable attacks

Kawhi Leonard had another impact game — but no other Raptor did. His teammates have to make their own breaks sometimes. If they do, they’ll be fine, Bruce Arthur writes.

The trouble with electricity: It only gets real at bill time and during blackouts

Canada’s golden boys are ‘special guests’ of the British rock band on their North American tour.

Dawn Martens and her grade school minions prepare for their next production ‘B is for Bard’

Ottawa exploring other options to keep excess capacity in the world from flowing into Canada and wreaking havoc with the domestic industry.

Provincial government cuts $8 million from $15-million Ontario Music Fund

Ward 12 councillor says Spectator’s Havana Group Supplies investigation shows need to control dumping on rural farmland

Justice Toni Skarica gave the Brampton man credit for 20 months for time spent in jail.

Freeze warning Wednesday for Reno, western Nevada

Freeze warning Wednesday for Reno, western Nevada

“Somebody needs to step up to the plate.”

RCMP say multiple people called 911 to report dangerous driving and people fighting in the street in this B.C. city on Saturday night.

Official: 3 dead in helicopter crash in Honolulu suburb

Yellowstone to Yukon group hoping UCP keep funding for barrier to save animals, prevent collisions

Police are seeking information from anyone who may have seen signs of a suspicious fire.

Health Canada needs to be more consistent with three other countries when it comes to issuing warnings about the safety risks of certain medications, especially if the jurisdictions with similar demographics have already advised patients taking the same drugs, a University of British Columbia professor says.

Wynn, Encore to offer free self-parking starting in May

“We’re looking at better safety for motorcyclists and (it will be) more environmentally-friendly.”

“It means that Toyota’s Canadian manufacturing operations are here to stay.”

The Burlington Chamber of Commerce’s Young Professionals Network is holding a session on “Standing Out in a Crowded Marketplace.”

Several US airlines hit by brief computer-related outage

The mother of the missing goat is distressed and has been wandering around searching for the young male while neglecting another baby.

Includes family members in Hamilton and Brampton who lost loved ones.

Communities in central Ontario’s flood-ravaged cottage country worked to stave off more damage on Monday while bracing for heavy rainfall forecast for later in the week.

The Ford government is looking at ways to hold the line on public sector wage increases, including possibly imposing hard caps on pay increases

Many more homes would have been lost to this year’s devastating spring flooding in Eastern Canada over the weekend were it not for the back-breaking efforts of volunteers and the military, flood victims in Ottawa said Monday.

A Quebec nationalist group is claiming the Canadian government revoked a travel permit for the exiled former president of Spain’s Catalonia region.

Ottawa’s target of one Veterans Affairs case manager for every 25 vets is far from being met.

Queen’s Park has struck a $500,000 independent panel to probe “workplace culture” at the Ontario Provincial Police after more than a dozen officers have died by suicide in recent years.

Ontario is launching an independent review of the workplace culture at the provincial police after more than a dozen officers have committed suicide since 2012.