Snowmobilers rescued in southwest Montana

Proposal seeks memorial for US Civil War site in New Mexico

Four days before he died, Geoffrey Turner turned to his daughter and asked for his laptop.

On Monday, the government formally waived cabinet confidence and solicitor-client privilege for the former justice minister regarding discussions she had about the criminal prosecution of the Quebec-based company.

Subsequent to Mackenzie being arrested in October and December, three more alleged victims came forward to police with similar complaints.

Barton Village BIA director sees something special in neighbourhood: ‘a sense of community, a real resilience’

Fourth highest increase among Canadian cities

Philip Grandine, 32, is accused of sedating his wife, causing her to drown in a bathtub. He has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter.

Tori, an 8-year-old Grevy’s zebra, gave birth to a male foal in the early morning hours on Feb 13, said the Toronto Zoo in a press release.

Responding to the outcome of the trial in Melbourne, the Vatican said Tuesday the news was "painful" and indicated that Pell will appeal.

Thieves make off with jackets at bingo hall

The car that she was chasing that evening crashed into another vehicle, seriously injuring its 58-year-old driver.

A new pedestrian crosswalk at the intersection of Parkside Drive and Main Street North has been installed as part of the upgrades to Parkside Drive — but it is not yet known when it will be operational.

Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Ward 13 trustee Paul Tut is reassuring west Flamborough residents the board remains committed to opening a new school in Greensville for September 2020.

Legislation will be introduced Tuesday afternoon, designed to set up local teams to provide care more ‘seamlessly,’ Health Minister Christine Elliott says.

Patients needed at free downtown clinic

Detectives from the vice and drug unit executed 13 warrants shortly after 5 a.m. last Thursday, including searching two vehicles and several hotel rooms.

Waterdown gymnast Emma Trollip took home second place at an Elite Canada gymnastics meet in Gatineau, Quebec from Jan. 30 to Feb. 1.

EXPO New Mexico eyes new arena for state fairgrounds

Jason Stiber says the officer who pulled him over on April 11 mistook the McDonald's hash brown he was eating for a cellphone.

Grand Canyon celebrates 100th birthday as national park

Trump, Merkel, queen all targets for German Carnival floats

Two Flamborough gymnasts captained their respective Team Ontario groups to third-place finishes at a recent competition in Anaheim, California.

The investigation revealed credential referral forms that appear to have been falsified, but there is not enough evidence to lay charges.

Health Minister is set to deliver her prescription for what ails the province’s medicare system.

"I miss people mostly. I miss my mum. Five years I haven't seen my mum, two years I haven't spoken to my mum. I'd like just a phone call."

The billionaire recently took out $61 million (U.S.) in mortgages on five properties in California, four in the Bel Air neighbourhood of Los Angeles and one in Hillsborough, in the Bay Area.

The driver was transported to YRP No. 4 District headquarters and later blew more than twice the legal blood alcohol content level.

Lawyer says a 2017 court ruling permitting a dispensary to sell medical marijuana to licensed patients trumps provincial law.

The Oscars duet set the love bar way too high for mere mortals, writes Vinay Menon.

Not only will Singh now be able to lead his party from the floor of the House of Commons, he may also have saved his political career as defeat in Burnaby South was simply not an option for the third-place party.

High winds, blowing snow cause highway chaos, power outages in parts of Ontario

Despite documents that surfaced saying new families could not access autism services, ministry said “at no point” was freeze ordered.

The steelmaker says a blast furnace “upset” at 11:20 a.m. Monday caused the air emission.

People allowed back in their homes to start surveying damage, said Const. Ed Sanchuk

Newest winter storm could bring 8 feet of snow above Tahoe

Once a decision is made to pursue a prosecution, there is ‘limited authority for anyone to intervene at that decision point and going forward,’ Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond told the Commons justice committee.

“You put the same garbage in the new system and you’re going to get the same garbage output.”

Two new cases were reported in the province Sunday.

Global Affairs Canada statement says the government remains concerned by China’s “arbitrary detention” of Kovrig and fellow Canadian Michael Spavor.

Pence announced new sanctions on supporters of Venezuela’s socialist leader Nicolas Maduro, as the U.S., Canada, its Latin American allies in the Lima Group and dozens of other countries seek to propel opposition leader Juan Guaido into power.

Police say they received reports from a candidate at the Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas meeting that an alleged fraud resulted in another candidate winning the nomination race.

Investigators are searching for four men who fled the vehicle.

The Latest: 60 mph winds topple 2 trucks south of Reno

Newest winter storm could bring 8 feet of snow above Tahoe

Voters could signal what’s in store for Canada’s federal parties as they head to the polls today in Quebec, Ontario and British Columbia.

A Newfoundland family says it has found a much-loved Shih Tzu that disappeared in bone-chilling cold following a 15-vehicle highway pileup a week ago.

Nigerians were left waiting for results Monday as rumours to spread about rigging.

The investigation revealed credential referral forms that appear to have been falsified, but there is not enough evidence to lay charges.

More than 70 vehicles were involved in a collision on Highway 400 near Barrie, Ont., that was blamed on whiteout conditions. And more than 160,000 cusomers lost power due to high winds, Hydro One said.