More charges against U.S. man accused of kidnapping Alberta model

Postal workers hold second day of rotating strikes at plants in Toronto area

A woman looks at some of the art on display as CF Lime Ridge, in partnership with the Hamilton Arts Council, hosts the inaugural Youth and Emerging Art Fair and Exhibition. The exhibit showcases original artwork from local secondary and post-secondary students, as well as recent college and university graduates in Southwestern Ontario. The initiative was intended to highlight community issues students are most passionate about and their vision for the future of Hamilton. Four winning pieces were selected (see the winners online at TheSpec.com). The artwork will be on display from Oct. 25 to Oct. 28 at CF Lime Ridge on the lower level near Entrance 1.

Rivals, critics of U.S. president apparent targets of attempted mail bombings

The discovery of five pipe bombs mailed to prominent Democrats, CNN and a liberal billionaire put the country on edge Wednesday and sent law enforcement officials scrambling to prevent any more packages from reaching their targets.

The discovery of pipe bombs targeting prominent Democratic politicians and CNN is raising the threat of election-season violence largely unknown in the U.S. — and prompting uncomfortable questions about the consequences of leaders’ increasingly vitriolic rhetoric.

Trudeau says Canadians expect 'consequences' for Khashoggi murder

British author Virginia Woolf’s drowning death, combined with her prolific writings, have inspired a team of researchers to try to predict suicide from subtle changes in a person’s writing.

Several Canadian companies silent on Saudi conference attendance

Crude pipe bombs targeting Hillary Clinton, former president Barack Obama, CNN and others were intercepted Tuesday night and Wednesday in a rash of attacks two weeks before nationwide elections that could reshape Congress and serve as a referendum on the first two years of U.S. President Donald Trump’s presidency.

A dispatcher with the Jeffersontown Police Department who spoke to The Associated Press did not give details on the extent of the victims’ injuries.

A woman who provided RCMP in British Columbia with information that she says helped thwart a murder attempt is suing the government alleging her identity was revealed to the suspects or their lawyers.

Temporary overdose prevention service that expires Nov. 30 would have to go through reapplication processTemporary overdose prevention service that expires Nov. 30 would have to go through reapplication process

Temporary overdose prevention service that expires Nov. 30 would have to go through reapplication process

Alberta band settles long standing land claim for $113 million and swath of land

Saskatchewan promising safer highway intersections after Broncos bus crash

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appeared to be inching closer Wednesday to cancelling Canada’s $15-billion deal to sell light armoured vehicles to Saudi Arabia.

They allow medical implants to bond to the body without the risk of complications.

The president of Canada’s national Inuit organization and the Fisheries and Oceans minister announced his department and the coast guard will have divisions solely devoted to Arctic affairs.

Rivals, critics of U.S. president apparent targets of attempted mail bombings

Labour and anti-poverty groups say Ford’s move to repeal the Fair Workplaces, Better Jobs Act is “a slap in the face.”

The killing of writer Jamal Khashoggi has prompted soul-searching in some European countries about their sale of arms to Saudi Arabia, one of the biggest buyers of sophisticated Western weaponry.

RCMP informant suing government after identity allegedly revealed to suspect

Police responded quickly to call for man in backyard because of Westdale prowler incidents

BMO seeks 1 million net new personal banking Canadian clients in 5 years

RBC raising prime rate to 3.95 per cent following Bank of Canada decision

Ontario labour minister's office vandalized after minimum wage bill introduced

The event is on Dec. 13 at the Burlington Convention Centre, 1120 Burloak Dr.

A strengthening Super Typhoon Yutu, with sustained winds of 180 m.p.h. (290 km/h), is on a trek through the Northern Mariana Islands.

Internet, television service provider VMedia takes step towards public listing

Sexual assault trial to resume for former gymnastics coach

The federal government named a special mediator Wednesday in hopes of ending rotating walkouts at Canada Post that forced closure of the Crown corporation’s biggest sorting plants for a second day.

Critics accused the Ontario government of breaking its promises by cancelling funding for three Toronto-area post-secondary campuses.

‘It’s a dangerous job, we expect that there’s a risk,’ he says

The premier of Ontario received death threats and his labour minister had her constituency office vandalized hours after a sweeping labour reform bill was introduced in the legislature, the Progressive Conservative government said Wednesday.

The younger Khashoggi appears stone-faced when the crown prince shakes his hand

US official: Explosive device found at Clintons' NY home

Bank of Canada expected to raise interest rate as some trade uncertainty recedes

Ontario labour minister's office vandalized after minimum wage bill introduced

EI fraud hits a new high for Liberals as feds chalk it up to better detection

RBC raising prime rate to 3.95 per cent following Bank of Canada decision

Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Wednesday that if the United States deploys intermediate-range missiles in Europe, Russia will have to target the nations that would host them.

Integrative health care refers to the understanding that medicine should be collaborative and personalized.

Dig at Italy's Pompeii volcanic site yields 5 skeletons

When Queen Elizabeth II was 37, she gave birth to her fourth child.

Tory begins second mayoralty by asking feds, province for housing help

Foster’s play The Ladies Foursome uses golf as a set-up to tackle all kinds of sticky topics, including friendship, love, sex, kids, immortality and more

Temporary overdose prevention service that expires Nov. 30 would have to go through reapplication process

RBC raising prime rate to 3.95 per cent following Bank of Canada decision

Explosive devices were sent to former President Barack Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, as well as to CNN’s offices in New York, sparking an intense investigation on Wednesday into whether a bomber is going after targets that have often been the subject of right-wing ire.