Hamilton police follow strict rules around storage, paperwork, before drugs are ultimately destroyed.

Short intervals of stair climbing throughout the day can improve cardiovascular health

End of free tuition in Ontario and shift to loans from grants announced by government as it pointed to prospect of ballooning price tag for OSAP program.

United Flight 179 from Newark, N.J., to Hong Kong was diverted to the Goose Bay Airport Saturday night after a passenger experienced a medical emergency, according to United Airlines spokesperson Natalie Noonan.

British news outlets published a photo of the 97-year-old duke behind the wheel of a Land Rover outside the Sandringham Estate, a private property of the Royal Family in Norfolk County in eastern England.

Harbour terminals draw from world markets to supply the unquenchable thirst of Ontario drivers

Treatment done at St. Joe’s, West 5th, is transformative for vet and PTSD sufferer

City councillor took out a Liberal membership to the surprise of the party

Musician Smiling Bill McCormack dies at the age of 85

Frigid air, high winds cause dangerous travel conditions

“It isn’t depression that makes me want to die, it’s the fear of living with inhumane, overcrowded conditions, loneliness and lack of hope,” she says.

A long struggle to survive becomes a dim memory for Manaye Amnual as he leads his family into a new home.

“Challenges of space exploration are really connected to the challenges in health care here on earth,” says Isabelle Tremblay of the Canadian Space Agency.

“Decisions like this never came easy, I’m not going to say it was easy, because it was very difficult.”

Sunday was Day 30 of the partial U.S. government shutdown

Breckenridge resort extends ski season through Memorial Day

In an annual survey of trust in institutions that it releases on the eve of the World Economic Forum in the Swiss ski resort of Davos, the firm found that 75 per cent of respondents trusted their employer.

As Prime Minister Theresa May prepared her next move in Britain’s deadlocked Brexit battle, a senior opposition politician said Sunday that it’s unlikely the U.K. will leave the European Union as scheduled on March 29.

As Canada wrestles with several international tensions, MPs must maintain their work on home issues, the prime minister told Liberal MPs at a retreat.

By Sunday morning the death toll had risen to 79, with another 81 hospitalized in serious condition.

Liberals choose a new candidate for Burnaby South

Only 50 of the raptors are left on the archipelago.

Jackson Hole Airport experiences record-breaking year

Idaho TSA officers say shutdown is hard on stress levels

Norway has bested Moose Jaw’s 32-foot-tall Mac the Moose with a 33-foot shiny moose sculpture named Storelgen for world bragging rights. Now Moose Jaw is out to topple those rights.

Mohammed Zuraibi Alzoabi’s flight prior to his sexual assault trial is the latest in a string of mysterious departures by Saudis accused of serious crimes in North America

The Canadian military won’t get rid of the duty to report in sexual misconduct cases, even though there are concerns it discourages some victims from coming forward.

Toronto volunteer group hoping to assist people on the street that can’t or do not want to stay in a shelter.

Students at a Kentucky Catholic school who were involved in a video showing them mocking Indigenous people outside the Lincoln Memorial after a Washington rally could potentially face expulsion, according to the diocese.

An end is finally in sight for passengers who spent about 16 hours on a plane grounded at an airport in frigid Happy Valley-Goose Bay, N.L.

The case is set to be heard in Toronto on Monday and Tuesday.

Tornados inflict damage in Alabama town, Florida Panhandle

Frigid temperatures near -30 expected overnight as Hamilton digs out from 40 cm of snow

Six years ago architect Michael Green took the stage at a TED conference and called for a global era of wood-framed skyscrapers.

The fire engulfed locals scooping up spilling gasoline from an illegally tapped pipeline and underscored the dangers of an epidemic of fuel theft from pipelines that Mexico’s new president has vowed to fight.

Citing staff, security checkpoint closed at Maryland airport

Mohammed Zuraibi Alzoabi is attracting national attention from lawyers and advocates for sex-crime victims who are arguing measures must be taken to prevent escapes from justice procedures.

Initial reports suggest the man suffered a medical episode, which caused him to drive his pickup truck into a tree early Sunday.

Between 400 and 500 people — skaters, coaches, officials, and various staff members — travelled to the event.

Storm could dump as much as 50 centimetres of snow in some regions.

The whole eclipse starts Sunday night or early Monday, depending on location, and will take about three hours.

He died peacefully from natural causes, according to his granddaughter Yuko Nonaka.

Women and their allies participated in marches across Canada on Saturday, from large cities to tiny villages, demanding the advancement of the rights of women and other vulnerable groups.

Jan. 22 is almost upon us. But are many towns trying to see if their neighbours make the first move?

The U.S. president sought to end the government shutdown Saturday, offering to extend protections for young people brought to the country illegally as children, if Democrats give him $5.7 billion (U.S.) for his long-promised border wall.

Women and their allies participated in marches across Canada on Saturday, from large cities to tiny villages, demanding the advancement of the rights of women and other vulnerable groups.

“No explanation of any kind has been provided,” Justice David E. Harris said of the Crown’s delay in disclosing cellphone evidence to the defence in a drug importation case.

“The crisis of trust between Indigenous people and the Thunder Bay Police Service requires immediate action,” Judith Monteith-Farrell wrote.

A diocese in Kentucky is looking into videos that show youths, possibly from the diocese’s all-male high school, mocking Indigenous people at a rally in Washington.

Police warns drivers to slow down as 150 crashes in the GTA are blamed on bad winter driving