More than 1,000 assorted pieces of plastic, including 115 cups, 25 bags, four bottles and two flip-flops, have been found inside a dead sperm whale in Indonesia, according to local officials.

OPP say horse ran onto Windham Road 6 Monday evening and collided with truck

David's Bridal store customers, including those in Canada, won't be affected by the company's U.S. filing for bankruptcy protection because operations will continue as normal while the wedding and prom retailer restructures.

One person has gone to hospital with unknown injuries, and another for observation after morning crash

Multimillionaire businessperson Richard Oland was killed "in a rage" and his only son Dennis committed the crime, a prosecutor said in her opening statement Wednesday.

With so much road construction in the GTA, the hazards created by it are hard to steer around, writes Jack Lakey.

A brazen shooting at a Cambridge plaza has left a young father dead, a man in jail and a neighbourhood afraid of the community around them.

Upon learning that there would be multiple victims arriving at University of Chicago Medicine after a shooting at Mercy Hospital on Monday, emergency room physician John Purakal sprang into action.

Speed, drugs and alcohol not factors in crash on Barton Street East, near Lottridge Street

Think tank says municipal budgets need to be more ‘reader friendly,’ writes Andrew Dreschel.

People were injured when a crowd of concert-goers attacked performers onstage.

The teenager lying in Brian Varela's bed had snorted "a fat line" of crushed Percocet. She seemed "really out of it" while Varela was having sex with her, he later told police, tilting his head and rolling his eyes to the back of his head to show detectives what he meant by "really out of it."

The board’s full decision denying the drunk driver day and full parole was released Tuesday. It says Muzzo will need to complete a substance abuse program behind bars.

A politician said she would stand in the front row of a public hanging. And that was enough for companies to back away.

Following renovations the old church is not like you’ve never seen it, and yet it’s like it always was, Jeff Mahoney writes.

Federal Auditor General Michael Ferguson found the agency goes after average people for small amounts of tax owing, while offering amnesty and anonymity for those involved in sophisticated schemes.

President Donald Trump defended his daughter Ivanka's use of a personal email account for government business Tuesday as newly empowered House Democrats vowed to investigate whether she violated federal law.

Defence: “he reached his breaking point; Crown: the number of stabs “shows how much he wanted her dead”

The warning came just as millions of Americans were preparing for the biggest food holiday of the year. People should not buy or eat romaine lettuce; restaurants should stop serving it; anyone who has it on hand should throw it out and clean the refrigerator immediately.

The 194-point fall in Canada’s main stock index Tuesday wiped out roughly $29 billion in value.

Ontario’s anti-sprawl legislation designed to concentrate growth needs a rethink, the Building and Land Development Association says.

Hamilton’s economy peaked in 2017 and has been tailing off with more moderate growth since then, the Conference Board of Canada says in a new report.

The CFL team was close — like family — but it failed to translate to on-field success.

Jada Pinkett Smith got emotional at the red table, opening up about an "abusive" experience with an ex during which she armed herself, fearing for her life.

If you are an American woman over the age of 20, chances are you have found yourself, at least once, in the fluorescent-lit dressing room of a David's Bridal store.

Dean French wanted illegal cannabis shops shut down triggering fears he crossed a line. “We’re not a police state. We don’t have the right or the ability to direct police to do anything,” one person said.

The Knights advance to the OFSAA Bowls Festival in Ottawa on Nov. 26, where they’ll face the Catholic Central Crusaders of London.

Detectives believed Sheldon Hebb was the driver of a truck that chased and ran down Sullivan in July 2013, Susan Clairmont writes.

Local businesses, non-profits feel impact of postal strike.

“We are not criminals, we are migrant workers.”

Manitoba’s premier says it is shocking to see a spike in the number of children who have died in the province.

Regardless of whether it gets a last-minute deal with striking employees, Canada Post warned Canadians that they can expect delays of parcel and mail delivery into the new year as a result of rotating walkouts.

New Hope Community Bikes in Hamilton has won $10,000 in funding from the Aviva Community Fund. New Hope has been a hub for bike repair and safety training for 10 years. The funding will help the charity complete a work station and a mural at its new storefront at 1249 Main St. E.

The Public Health Agency of Canada says the outbreak has sickened 15 people in Quebec and three in Ontario — with six requiring hospitalization.

Police say 51-year-old Michael Sullivan was chased down and struck by a truck in July 2013 and died of his injuries several months later.

The Progressive Conservative leader, who has launched repeated attacks on Justin Trudeau and his Liberal government, said Tuesday that he had no national political ambitions and is committed to leading the province.

Justice of the peace won’t proceed with Deep Bista’s appeal unless he is present

President Donald Trump’s administration will be pressured to turn over records about the use of private email for public business by Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner and other senior officials.

A knife-wielding man steals cash from a Big Bee convenience store in Hamilton’s north end.

People who work, invest or partake in Canada’s legal cannabis industry will continue to risk a lifetime ban from the United States as long as the drug remains a controlled substance under U.S. federal law, lawyers say.

Schools, businesses and government offices remained closed while scattered protests were reported across the country.

Intersection of Barton Street East and Lottridge Street in Hamilton remains closed.

A special prosecutor has been appointed to oversee the investigation.

Majority of 1.8 million metric tons handled through port exported

The Silicon Valley firm Shasta Ventures is leading a US$10 million investment in a startup working out of Mike Lazaridis’ Quantum Valley Investments.

Cpl. Frank Jang of the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team says the body of 43-year-old Chad Wilson was found Sunday morning in Maple Ridge, where he was living.

The rover, scheduled to launch in July 2020, will largely be a clone of NASA’s Curiosity rover, which is exploring Mars. But it will carry a new set of instruments geared to searching for the carbon building blocks of life and other signs of past microbes.

The U.S. president called the killing of Khashoggi a “horrible crime” that the U.S. does not condone, but said Saudi Arabia is a “great ally.”

‘He reached his breaking point,’ lawyer Charn Gill said in closing submission

Prime Minister Theresa May basically called the 3 million citizens of other European countries living in Britain a bunch of queue jumpers. This has upset some people, because this is quite an insult here.