Peel Regional Police officers will not be charged criminally in the death of a 28-year-old Mississauga woman who fell to her death from the roof of a townhouse complex.

Requests part of $178.4 million budget going before police board Tuesday afternoon

Home sales down in December to cap weakest annual sales since 2012: CREA

Nebraska tourism office touts sandhill crane migration

Flamborough-Glanbrook MPP Donna Skelly said the congestion in Ontario — and particularly in Waterdown — will be a key issue in 2019.

Roses and lilacs aren't yet in bloom but nature enthusiasts can escape the winter cold by visiting a spider exhibit making its Canadian debut this week at the Royal Botanical Gardens.

'Miracle' flight survivors mark decade of thankfulness

Niagara’s icewine season kicked-off in Jordan Village last weekend at the Twenty Valley WineFest with live music, food and of course wine — all served up al fresco in freezing temperatures.

Highway 6 closed between Concessions 7 and 8 east for police investigation

Habitat for Humanity Canada and Genworth Canada are partnering for the 12th annual Meaning of Home writing contest to support the non-profit organization.

Since airlines can be less than clear about correcting ticket mix-ups, you should always check flight confirmations within 24 hours of purchase to make sure your name is spelled correctly and matches your passport name.

She wants to go to college to study architecture. She would like to take English classes. She is wondering about how to harness her new-found media stardom.

Archaeologists find Rome-era tombs in Egypt's Western Desert

Emergency crews are on scene of a serious crash in Flamborough early Tuesday.

A truck fire in Welland last Friday night has nothing to do with a rash of vehicle arsons that occurred recently in another part of the city, says deputy fire Chief Adam Eckhart.

On Friday, The New York Times published a 1,727-word report revealing the FBI had once opened an investigation into whether President Donald Trump was secretly working on behalf of Russia and thus a "possible threat to national security."

Council was split on whether to opt in or out of provincial plan to allow legal retail cannabis outlets.

A Chinese court sentenced a Canadian man to death for drug trafficking, a move Prime Minister Justin Trudeau denounced as "arbitrary" as the two nations feud over last month's arrest of a Huawei Technologies executive.

Duchess Meghan is reportedly pinning down her due date.

Nearby Hillcrest Elementary School went into a “hold and secure,” which was later lifted.

He shaved his head and his face, wiping down his father's shotgun and six 12-gauge shells to avoid leaving a physical trace. He replaced his car's license plates with a set he had stolen, removing a glow-in-the-dark cord from the trunk that allowed people to open it from inside.

Jimmy Nguyen is serving a four year and nine month sentence for drugs and firearm offences

Rookie Guy Polillo’s biggest asset is his passing game, just like his father’s, Paul Polillo.

Matt Fletcher was the winner in the City of Hamilton Neighbourhood Signage Public Art Project.

Being nice in Canada can sometimes feel like a full-time job.

A citizen complaint has spurred the city to change the colour of orange-and-red warnings posted under hundreds of stop signs across the city. It’s not clear if the old signs must come down, however.

When she arrived he beat her to death, writes Susan Clairmont.

There’s a new trendy diet in town, folks — the pegan diet.

Nursing home a place for “waiting to die,” Elizabeth Loades says

Air traffic controllers warn of possible staffing shortage

When she arrived he beat her to death, writes Susan Clairmont.

OPP Deputy Commissioner Brad Blair, who served as interim OPP commissioner until complaining about the Ford government’s hiring of Toronto police Supt. Ron Taverner, wants Paul Dubé to review the matter.

A taste of France comes to downtown Dundas

Former United States president Barack Obama will be speaking in Calgary later this year.

The device, which is smaller than a pea and made by Abbott Laboratories, can be implanted in babies weighing as little as two pounds. It’s designed to treat babies with patent ductus arteriosus — one of the most common heart defects in premature infants.

RCMP say two out of a group of nine snowmobilers on Mount Brewer in the Purcell Mountain range near Invermere were swept away by what Avalanche Canada describes as a slide “capable of breaking trees or destroying a small wood-frame building.”

Atlanta airport: More than 1 hour of waiting at checkpoints

Hamilton police thank witness who interrupted assault and led police to suspect

Poland’s port city of Gdansk, where the longtime mayor died Monday after being stabbed at a fundraiser, served as the setting for key events in 20th century European history, from the early shots of the Second World War to the Cold War’s final days.

There were no big cannabis industry names among the 25 winners, who now have five business days to turn in their applications to the AGCO along with a $6,000 non-refundable fee and a $50,000 letter of credit.

U.S. president rejects suggestion to allow government to reopen temporarily.

David Lametti, a Quebec MP and former law professor at McGill University, becomes justice minister.

MOSCOW — The Russian republic of Chechnya has launched a new crackdown on gays in which at least two people have died and about 40 people have been detained, LGBT activists in Russia charged Monday.

A new Williams Fresh Cafe location is opening in Stoney Creek.

Cadotte, 57, has pleaded not guilty to one count of second-degree murder in the Feb. 20, 2017 slaying of Jocelyne Lizotte. The 60-year-old woman was found dead at a long-term care facility in Montreal where she was in the later stages of Alzheimer’s.

Canada will do all it can to intervene on Robert Lloyd Schellenberg’s behalf, the prime minister said.

With all the scrutiny and political energy focused on the southern Mexico border, a new report suggests Democrats plan to turn some of that focus toward the Canada-U.S. border, which statistics suggest could pose a greater risk to national security.

Theresa May seems to have calculated that her best hope is to cajole some hard-line Conservative Party Brexiteers into supporting her, even if they hate her plan, for fear of something worse.

The new chair of Hamilton’s public school board says resolving a persistent bus driver shortage is a key goal for trustees for the coming year.

Bruce Thomlinson, 56, Judy Booth, 57, and Anja Van Beek, 65, died in the collision.