Loblaw recalls chicken fries for possible salmonella after four people become ill

No trump veto in new trade deal says Ottawa, despite criticism. But it’s likely a legal question.

McMaster’s football coach was suspended for a game by the governing body of Ontario university sports, the school says. No he hasn’t, says Ontario University Athletics. Confused? You should be.

Trade deal's new name has Trump written all over it

Ignacij Lulic holds court with the pigeons he feeds four times a week on King Street downtown. Lulic tells us these pigeons know him and allow him to pick them up.

Family looks for answers after woman's body found in Winnipeg recycling depot

Toronto police issue Canada-wide warrant in fatal stabbing

The federal government didn’t do much to protect some of its most at-risk whales until the majestic creatures were already in great peril, Canada’s environmental watchdog says.

Stranded sturgeon prompts RCMP river rescue in British Columbia

Parliament revokes Myanmar leader's honorary Canadian citizenship

Transport minister warns against packing it into bags destined for other countries

A Canadian scientist who became only the third woman to win the Nobel Prize for Physics said her personal triumph doubles as a sign of progress for her male-dominated industry.

Halton Region is hosting a job fair Oct. 3 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Oakville Conference Centre, 2515 Wyecroft Rd.

How Trump's Freeland broadside factored into getting a trade deal done

Trudeau affirms China trade aspirations after USMCA's 'non-market' requirement

Auto sales down 7.4 per cent in September for largest drop since 2009

A Halifax neurosurgeon has performed a career first, after a young patient asked him to stitch up a beloved teddy bear while the boy recovered from surgery.

“It’s obviously a great honour,” Mac grad is first woman to win the award in 55 years

Court rules Canada's TV regulator exceeded its authority with restrictions on Bell

A local judge warned a young man it was only by chance that he didn’t take someone’s life when he made the decision to drive drunk.

Canada is to join more than a dozen countries Wednesday in signing a deal that would block commercial fishing in the High Arctic for 16 years and begin unravelling ecological mysteries at the top of the world.

Premier Doug Ford vows to scrap key Liberal labour reform legislation

The United States and China traded new accusations over naval operations in the South China Sea on Tuesday after warships from each country came perilously close to colliding in the disputed waters.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's mother regularly does public speaking as an advocate on mental-health issues.

This is the first confirmed case of rabies in Halton this year

Effort to strip Oberlander, 94, of citizenship on hold over appeal question

A former Michigan nursing home aide who has served nearly 30 years in prison for smothering five patients in a pact with her lover has been granted parole, though a relative of one victim said he plans to appeal the decision.

U.S.-based Lime to roll out electric scooters in Canada for first time

The morning commute proved difficult in Calgary after a dump of wet, heavy snow overnight covered city streets and sidewalks.

The FairPlay Canada coalition that includes Bell Canada, Rogers, the CBC and other large media companies suffered a setback in their fight against so-called content pirates on Tuesday when the CRTC said it doesn't have authority to police the activities they want shut down.

Trudeau Liberals anxious to understand Legault's controversial immigration plan

University of Waterloo professor and Guelph native, Donna Strickland has been awarded the Nobel Prize in physics for her groundbreaking work in the field of laser physics.

Google's first urban development raises data concerns

Halifax surgeon sews up favoured teddy bear after boy's operation

Health groups warn against vaping advertising in Ontario convenience stores

CP Exclusive: Nobel laureate Donna Strickland on her win and her work

The rain overnight and this morning have flooded or heavily saturated the fields and ball diamonds at Mohawk Sports Park forcing the city to close the park facilities for the day on Tuesday (Oct 2).All events scheduled for the east Mountain park

More Canadian kids need to be 'physically literate' to set them up for life: study

Commissioner hopes Ottawa's save-the-whales effort is not 'too little too late'

It’s a common theme on “The Voice”: During the audition episodes, country singers flock to Blake Shelton’s team, and all of his fellow celebrity coaches are jealous. After all, Nashville artists traditionally do very well on reality singing competitions.

Court rules Canada's TV regulator exceeded its authority with restrictions on Bell

TSX down, while U.S. stock markets mixed; Canadian dollar trades lower

Stormy Daniels finally gets to tell her own story in Full Disclosure, and it’s far more fascinating than the one we already know, writes Vinay Menon.

"The infrastructure in not in place," said Ward 9 candidate Brad Clark. "Traffic is becoming a significant issue."

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On any given job Wade Preston doesn’t know if he’s walking onto a site that will look like a bomb just went off, or onto a site where there’s an actual bomb.

Police were called Sunday night after a local person reported the theft of a Vaporesso vaping kit at a Sherbrooke Street home.

CMHC passes stress test for severe scenarios such as cyber attack and earthquake