Taylor died “peacefully from natural causes last night in his sleep.”

Taylor died “peacefully from natural causes last night in his sleep.”

Dave Loewith estimates Canadian dairy farmers could lose 10 per cent of the market following the full implementation of recent trade pacts.

Jean Dumontier, an architect who helped design Montreal’s subway and adorned its walls with his art, has died in his early 80s.

25 millimetres of precipitation possible Monday.

Fatal crash blocks south US 101 for hours in Ventura County

Fatal crash blocks south US 101 for hours in Ventura County

The organization will release short videos profiling migrant workers and farm owners across Canada to “to celebrate the work we do and the pride we have.”

Dave Loewith estimates Canadian dairy farmers could lose 10 per cent of the market following the full implementation of recent trade pacts.

More than a dozen slackline enthusiasts show off their balancing skills.

The majority of tenants in the soon-to-be-demolished social housing complex have moved out — but those who remain face serious challenges

A hundred years ago, a mysterious explosion hit the only major U.S. warship to sink during the First World War. Now the U.S. navy believes it has the answer to what doomed the USS San Diego: An underwater mine set by a German submarine cruising in waters just kilometres from New York City.

John Kelly, who will leave his post Wednesday after a tumultuous 17 months in the job, said in an exit interview with the Los Angeles Times that Trump abandoned the notion of “a solid concrete wall early on in the administration.”

While walking in the Aldershot area — specifically the corner of Dorset and Dorchester — on Dec. 27, Jack Fernihough came across an unopened card for “Dad.”

Legal experts say proposed changes to the Criminal Code after a high-profile acquittal in the fatal shooting of an Indigenous man are short-sighted.

While a new calf is good news, the species still has a long way to go, say experts.

From holiday business hours to transit schedules, this is what will be open and closed for New Year’s festivities this year in Hamilton.

Police say all the alleged incidents occurred in the areas of Tecumseh Park, the Waterfront Trail and Cumberland Avenue.

Talks between the Koreas will continue in the new year. they say, after a very successful 2018, highlighted by a visit to North Korea by U.S. President Donald Trump.

An Oregon hotel said it fired two of its employees for mistreatment of a black guest who was talking on his phone in the lobby when he was asked to leave a week ago.

The Spectator asked community leaders and thinkers to share their New Year’s wishes for the city. Here’s what they’re hoping for in 2019.

The Royal Canadian Mint is creating two commemorative coins to mark the 75th anniversary of D-Day.

A two-year delay in voting was compounded by further difficulties at the polls marred by lack of power, unavailable voting lists and allegations of corruption.

On Saturday Assad received a letter from Iraq’s Prime Minister Abdul-Mahdi calling for both countries’ co-ordination in “fighting terrorism.”

It’s been a mixed year for Russian President Vladimir Putin.

It’s not uncommon for individuals who speak out against the government to disappear in China, but the scope of the “disappeared” has expanded since President Xi Jinping came to power in 2013.

The Canadian Red Cross says there were at least 39 unintentional water-related deaths in the Atlantic provinces this year — a type of death that the organization says is often preventable.

Every year, the British public gains access to declassified cables and sensitive memos from the top tiers of the government: glimpses of diplomatic outposts around the world, ministers’ thoughts scribbled in margins, and disputes between famous leaders, released by the country’s National Archives.

Alaska winter tourism gains popularity

New Hawaii law targets bogus service animals

Mike Racicot, known as “Treehouse Mike,” died on July 26 while on a wingsuit flight in Switzerland.

Rose Parade to see cold, blustery weather

Fabian Clarke, 40, was injured in a police raid on his home last month. He has been charged with obstructing and resisting a police officer.

Supercharged by powerful and widely available artificial-intelligence software developed by Google, these lifelike “deepfake” videos have quickly multiplied across the internet, blurring the line between truth and lie.

A large number of countries — including China, Canada and Australia — ban gender selection except in rare cases of medical need.

British actress and comedic star June Whitfield, whose long career included memorable roles in TV series “Absolutely Fabulous” and “Terry and June,” has died. She was 93.

To ancient explorers, “Ultima Thule” was what lay past the northernmost edges of maps, beyond the borders of the known world.

Hello, proptech: Real estate industry poised for a tech disruption in 2019

Movie helps preservation efforts of Route 66 gas station

Two Guatemalan children died in U.S. government custody this month.

Peel police are asking the public’s assistance in identifying a man who stole a defibrillator from Mississauga bus terminal on Friday (Dec. 28).

Harris is considered one of the early front-runners for the Democratic nomination in 2020. Classmates from her Montreal high school say they’re thrilled at the prospect.

Just hours after Jair Bolsonaro won Brazil’s presidential election in a landslide victory for conservatives, Carolina Zannata and her girlfriend called the closest public notary and set a date for their wedding.

Harris is considered one of the early front-runners for the Democratic nomination in 2020. Classmates from her Montreal high school say they’re thrilled at the prospect.

Four of Keerin John Reid’s organs were donated when he died in September 2017, now his mother Sharon Vandrish wants to “close a loop.”

McIver was detained earlier this month over a work-permit issue related to her teaching job. She is now on her way back to her hometown of Drumheller, Alta.

Four high-profile Democratic senators are poised to enter the 2020 presidential race in the next several weeks, advisers and people briefed by their associates say.

U.S. President Donald Trump and Democrats are trading blame for the partial government shutdown as the disruption in federal services and public employees’ pay slogs into its second weekend.

AP Explains: What happens in a partial government shutdown