The BC Centre for Disease Control is advising mushroom lovers not to forage in urban areas of Vancouver, the Fraser Valley and Vancouver Island because they could unwittingly reap a deadly harvest.

U.S. short-seller Muddy Waters takes aim at Manulife Financial Corp.

Canada joins allies in condemning 'malicious' Russian cyberattacks

'We've never seen this kind of abuse,' says woman who found duct-taped face

Torstar hires publisher, chief editor of Swedish daily to lead editorial strategy

Critics slam Liberals over prescription drug cost 'concession' in trade pact

Mentoring of women in academic medicine said to be suffering due to #MeToo movement

SALT LAKE CITY - A Utah Navy veteran confessed to sending four envelopes containing the substance from which ricin is derived to President Donald Trump and members of his administration, authorities said in court documents.

Race to get aid to Indonesian quake victims as deaths rise

Senate gets confidential FBI files on Kavanaugh allegations

Toronto is ready for upcoming election despite ward controversy: city clerk

Senate gets confidential FBI files on Kavanaugh allegations

Toronto and U.S. stocks lower in late-morning trading; Loonie lower

Still 'a long way to go' in Canada Post contract dispute, union says

Olympic medallist van Koeverden to run for Liberals in next federal election

Ontario researchers testing origins of life theory in new planet simulator

Montreal soaring to new economic heights, but headwinds still buffet the summit

How to manage your money like an NHL hockey player

Milton’s Khemnath Ramdeen was part of a group of 18 employees of Toronto’s Lord Dufferin Public School that recently won $175,009.30 with LOTTO MAX.

Munif Umayar, a survivor of the earthquake and tsunami that devastated the city of Palu, took up a laborious search for his house Wednesday in the ruins of the Balaroa neighbourhood. After a long hunt, and hard digging, he finally found it — at least 150 yards from where he guessed he used to live.

Another rare Colorado River fish has been pulled back from the brink of extinction, the second comeback this year for a species unique to the Southwestern U.S.

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Olympic medallist van Koeverden to run for Liberals in next federal election

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Senate gets confidential FBI files on Kavanaugh allegations

Race to get aid to Indonesian quake victims as deaths rise

Kellyanne Conway's revelation on live television Sunday that she is a victim of sexual assault came as a surprise to CNN viewers.

A spokesperson for CAA, which released the poll, says the organization fears there’s a “potential for there to be more” driving while high after legalization.

Mercer International buying Canadian kraft pulp mills for $465 million

An Ontario judge unseals court documents to reveal a glimpse of Toronto police’s investigative efforts as they put together the pieces of a sprawling probe

Friday is the anniversary of Nathan Wehrle and Taryn Hewitt’s death when Nathan led police on a high-speed chase, before colliding head-on with a truck that hauls grain. The Special Investigations Unit’s investigation on the case is being released.

Election signs on public property violate city bylaw in Hamilton.

'Some baloney' in Trudeau's claims about supply management under new trade deal

Barack and Michelle Obama are giving us major couple goals.

October 3rd, a day devoted to Mean Girls nostalgia. Unfortunately though, a person who hasn’t had much luck of late, on October 3, nor any other date, is Lindsay Lohan.

Plans for 350 Wentworth St. N. include the relocation of a salt dome currently housed next door.

Almost 267,500 migrants were deemed to be inadmissible to Canada — mainly due to criminality — between 2007 to 2016, according to Canadian border officials.

The White House said early Thursday morning that it had received the FBI's completed report on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and that it was "fully confident" that the Senate would vote to confirm President Donald Trump's nominee to the nation's top court.

Councillors have warned that the city’s new ward boundaries will tip the balance of power between urban and rural/suburban councillors. But why does the split exist in the first place? The Spectator’s Emma Reilly examines the issue.

There is probably no eatery/bar in this city with such deep reservoirs of lore, local colour, history and customer dedication as Rankin’s Grill in the east end.

Canada relieved trade deal done, won't forget Trump attacks

The family of a man senselessly killed in 2017 is angry with the justice system after the youth who stabbed him was sentenced to seven years — three in custody, followed by four years of supervision.

A major city water main break was expected to be fixed Wednesday night after water had coursed down streets and flooded basements in as many as 50 homes and businesses in the east end.

Some officers from three specialized units had to be temporarily moved to front-line patrol

Children's advocate calls on provinces to treat Indigenous kids equally

Fire station open houses will be featured during Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 7 to 13, in Burlington, sponsored by the Burlington Fire Department. Fire Station 1 Headquarters, 1255 Fairview St., and Station 5, 2241 Kilbride St., will host open houses on Oct. 13 from 1 to 3 p.m. with family-friendly fire-safety activities.

The Times says Trump and his father avoided gift and inheritance taxes by setting up a sham corporation and undervaluing assets to tax authorities.

A federal bill would amend the access law by requiring applicants to state the type of record being sought, the subject matter and the time-frame in which the documents were created.