"Not too many municipalities have fee increases this high," said Sergio Manchia, of Urban Solutions.

Firefighters stopped blaze in two cars from spreading to house

An Ivory Coast police report matches description of alleged sexting and extortion attempts against former Conservative MP Tony Clement.

The heavy snow is expected to begin Saturday morning and continue into the evening.

Police warns drivers to slow down as 15 to 25 cm of snow has started falling

West Virginia lawmaker seeks to end food stamp ban

"Clearly, this is the right location for this modest increase in density," said John Ariens, of the IBI Group.

Grace Meng, wife of Meng Hongwei, the former Interpol president, has remained in France, where the organization has its headquarters, since his arrest.

"The heritage community seems very supportive of the City of Hamilton moving forward with a business plan for the site," said Ward 8 Coun. John-Paul Danko.

The U.S. military says it has carried out an airstrike in Somalia that killed 52 al-Shabab extremists in response to an attack on Somali forces.

Police say a 63-year-old man is dead after he was struck by a vehicle in London, Ont.

Canada’s tax agency has quietly tested a new way for Canadians to log in to their online accounts that should make it easier for Canadians to access government services while keeping would-be crooks out.

A head-on highway collision between two buses occurred Saturday on the road to Challapata, a town about 250 kilometres from the main city of La Paz.

Boston Common to get $28 million in improvements

New York City gives letter grades for food cart cleanliness

Alberta’s crude curtailment plan has caused a dramatic rise in the price of heavy Canadian oil. But for shares of energy companies, it hasn’t been as much of a help.

Kansas veteran to restore historic Route 66 gas station

Kansas veteran to restore historic Route 66 gas station

U.S. President Donald Trump was paying tribute Saturday to the four Americans killed in a suicide bomb attack in Syria this week as he set off to Dover Air Force Base for the return of their remains.

If the U.S. misses the deadline to file the required paperwork in the Meng case, the door could open for Meng’s eventual release.

Ontario axes program that helps adults with autism and other developmental disabilities build rich and meaningful lives.

In the Commons chamber, Prime Minister Theresa May suffered the biggest defeat in Parliament’s history over her European Union divorce deal, narrowly survived a no-confidence vote the next day and was left scrambling for a workable new Brexit plan.

President Donald Trump is promising a “major announcement” about the closure and the U.S.-Mexico border, and Democrats are pledging more money for border security in what are the first signs of movement in the weeks-long shutdown.

President Donald Trump will hold a second summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to try to broker a deal to coax the North to give up its nuclear program.

It won’t be easy, and it gets complicated fast. As one First Nation’s leader points out, the original pipeline never received his community’s support so how can they approve another one through their territory?

House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, D-Calif., said “we will do what’s necessary to find out if it’s true.”

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The former Mississauga mayor will offer advice to the Ontario government on a range of municipal issues.

Elementary schools offering French Immersion would increase from three to five.

Stores, manufacturers and customers scramble and wonder how long the vinyl fad can continue in the wake of the closure of the country’s leading vinyl wholesaler

Neighbours pitched in to buy a derelict apartment building, to save the neighbourhood. They turned it around beautifully. Now it’s to be torn down.

In a release, the provincial government says Hazel McCallion will advise Ford and Municipal Affairs Minister Steve Clark on a range of municipal issues and will receive up to $150,000 per year.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday all indications are that a Canadian woman who has been missing in Burkina Faso for more than a month is still alive.

Clusters of bright red common barberry hang from branches overlooking a game of shinny down on the ice off Valley Inn Road. Sun and cold made a perfect combination for this, our quintessential winter pastime.

The Issue: Appeal of proposed 71 Main St. development dismissedThe Impact: Concern the decision sets precedent for future intensification

Colombia says it’s the deadliest attack in 15 years, carried out by last remaining rebel group.

A free public presentation will explore what it means to live a longer life while a ribbon campaign reminds drivers about school bus safety and a museum gives out freshly-baked scones.

Time for Mueller to “show Congress his cards before it’s too late for us to act,” tweets Senate Democrat Chris Murphy.

Grand reopening set for Feb. 14 will feature “Casablanca”

The declaration lists excessive mould, structural issues and a lack of funds for routine maintenance as causing health issues that include invasive bacterial diseases and lung infections.

Federal officials are looking into how a Saudi man may have fled Canada while facing sexual assault charges, as legal experts suspect the Middle Eastern kingdom’s embassy played a key role.

President had said it would be best if she remained in Washington to negotiate to reopen the government.

Scott Wellenbach, 67, who finished third in the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure Main Event, says he “was playing for the province of Nova Scotia”

The government’s parameters say they won’t consider proposals for any residential uses, but the possibility of a casino is left open.

Australian Federal Police arrested the 28-year-old man on arrival in Adelaide on Thursday. They say the man indecently assaulted two female cabin crew members.

Judge questions credibility of complainant whose testimony was contradicted by a friend

Many young users will be hampered by withdrawal symptoms

The family of Guleid Abdihakim, a Canadian national according to prosecutors, is receiving consular services, says Global Affairs Canada.

Craft distillers are now making vodka out of everything from grapes to apples to dairy products.