In a statement issued hours after Bush’s death on Friday night, the Trumps said that Bush had “inspired generations of his fellow Americans to public service.”

“This is amazing!” festival host Trevor Noah said as Trudeau’s tweet was shown on a big stadium screen.

Ontario will challenge the imposition of carbon tax by Ottawa.

Riot debris covers Paris streets; 133 injured, 412 arrested

The two women in the photograph were smiling, but Halmurat Idris knew something was terribly wrong.

When violinist Emma Meinrenken takes the stage in Niagara-on-the-Lake Dec. 9, she’ll be carrying some precious cargo.

A northern Ontario police force is investigating a video that appears to show an officer hitting a person strapped to a stretcher.

Many cities hadn’t done enough research to be able to write a comprehensive plan.

Environment Canada issued the statement Sunday afternoon

The Ontario Long Term Care Association has embarked on a six-month pilot program to track and monitor the effects of medical cannabis use among 500 seniors in several Ontario long-term care facilities.

The Latest: Macron visits damaged Arc de Triomphe after riot

Tourism recovering slowly in Big Island's Volcano town

Police say a man is dead after an alleged hit-and-run in Mississauga, Ont.

Rene Caron was supposed to meet friends at his Blake Street church but did not arrive

Riot debris covers Paris streets; 133 injured, 412 arrested

The Latest: Macron visits damaged Arc de Triomphe after riot

The Latest: Macron visits damaged Arc de Triomphe after riot

Riot debris covers Paris streets; 133 injured, 412 arrested

Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, Mexico’s first leftist president in over 70 years, wants to build more state-owned oil refineries and encourages Mexicans “not to buy abroad, but to produce in Mexico what we consume.”

Streets across Ontario were lined in green and white on Saturday as Franco-Ontarians and their supporters held dozens of rallies across the province to protest Premier Doug Ford’s cuts to services for French-speakers.

Experts emphasized they are still studying the Anchorage earthquake but said several factors made it less destructive than other major quakes.

The prime minister says he raised his concerns during the G20 Summit.

Protest in front of PC MPP Donna Skelly’s constituency office denounced Ford government cuts.

Avalanche buries 5 at Wyoming resort but no serious injuries

About 35,000 eagles gather in the lower Fraser Valley between November and February.

The season was supposed to start last Monday, but industry associations called for a delay because the forecast was calling for rain, snow and strong winds throughout the week.

Utah say bye to $1 million for parks during '13 shutdown

“With this appointment, Doug Ford is promoting a close friend and ally by several ranks, leapfrogging the OPP’s senior leadership team without an explanation,” says Kevin Yarde.

The latest minister to quit British Prime Minister Theresa May’s government because of Brexit said Saturday that the prime minister’s divorce agreement with the European Union would leave Britain outnumbered and outmanoeuvred in future negotiations.

Canada Post says protesters blocking mail from flowing in and out of one of the country's busiest postal hubs are violating a court order.

Oil market analyst Kevin Birn likens Western Canada’s crude supply to a bathtub with a drain that’s too small to keep up with the increasing volume pouring out of the tap.

Utah say bye to $1 million for parks during '13 shutdown

Two governments clearing the way for future renovation

Completion of Maricopa Trail links parks around Phoenix

Farmers left about 6,800 acres unharvested in P.E.I. In a typical year, some 500 to 1,000 acres may be abandoned.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government told Canadians that they had to call their trade agreement the USMCA, President Donald Trump’s preferred moniker. But it has since stopped using the name.

The false statements cut to the heart of special counsel Robert Mueller’s mission to untangle ties between the Trump campaign and Russia and to establish whether they colluded to sway the election.

President of Niagara police association says shooting weighs heavily on members: “It could be me.”

President Bush’s four years in the Oval Office, from 1989 to 1993, saw the Cold War end, the Berlin Wall fall, and much of the North American Free Trade Agreement hammered out.

Man was so badly burned, he hasn’t been identified yet.

US couple killed by gas leak at Mexico rental

Colin Oaks, aquatic ecologist for the Hamilton Conservation Authority, said he got a pleasant surprise just days into the restoration of a stretch of Spencer Creek by Cootes Drive.

“We don’t want anyone living on the street in the cold weather,” says Dan Millar of the Salvation Army.

All school-issued technology to be ‘primarily for educational purposes’

The U.S. Geological Survey said the first and more powerful quake was centred about 12 kilometres north of Anchorage, Alaska’s largest city, with a population of about 300,000. The 5.7 aftershock arrived within minutes.

Thieves forced their way through the front entrance with a vehicle, police say.

As Hamilton’s new city council gets to work on Monday, The Spectator’s Matthew Van Dongen takes a look at the newest members of the team — and the five major issues councillors will face in their first days on the job

Psychologist Daphne Maurer has been named a Fellow of the prestigious American Association for the Advancement of Science for groundbreaking research into how babies develop visual perception.

The Lakeshore West GO line is changed for the weekend. The Mimico stop is closed and Exhibition is only accessible through the Lakeshore East line. Trains will be on an hourly schedule, leaving Union at 43 minutes past the hour. Those normally leaving 13 minutes past the hour are cancelled. Aldershot trains will only leave at one minute past the hour.

Police identify victim as Michel Pilon, a 53-year-old resident of Parkdale Landing.