Boy, 17, charged with 2nd-degree murder in fatal shooting in Toronto

Kavanaugh faces crucial vote, White House eyes GOP senators

Residents displaced by Toronto highrise fire out until at least early 2019

WASHINGTON — Judiciary Committee votes to send Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court nomination to full Senate.

Five are charged with aggravated assault in unprovoked Sept. 8 attack of 18-year-old

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The cat area at the Hamilton/Burlington SPCA is about to get a new look.

Young adults not immune to colon cancer, shouldn't ignore signs based on age: experts

'There's nothing about any of us that makes us super human'

NewsAlert: Facebook says 50 million accounts affected by a security breach

Canada's housing affordability has reached the worst level in 28 years: RBC

Hillary Clinton made a not-so-subtle cameo on the Thursday night première of CBS' "Murphy Brown" revival. Instead of playing herself, the former secretary of state opted to play a doppelganger named Hilary Clendon — that's Hilary with one L.

Man, 23, accused of exposing himself to kids in alleged incidents in Whitby, Ont.

A powerful earthquake rocked the Indonesian island of Sulawesi on Friday, triggering a 3-meter (10-foot) -tall tsunami that an official said swept away houses in at least two cities.

Senator confronted by angry protester as key vote looms on Kavanaugh

Toronto stocks lower, loonie climbs higher after GDP report tops expectations

“By ending Drive Clean tests and repairs for passenger vehicles, this government is reducing the burden on residents and families who own a car,” Ford said at a service garage on Martin Grove Rd.

On Thursday, late-night TV hosts had a difficult line to walk as they addressed the day's Senate hearing with testimony from Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford, who alleged that he sexually assaulted her in high school.

Incumbent defends decisions and consultation of community

Statistics Canada says economy grew 0.2% in July led by manufacturing sector

BlackBerry reports Q2 profit up from year ago, tops analysts' expectations

India's top court lifts temple's ban on women who menstruate

On Wednesday, Sept. 26, Hamilton Police Vice and Drug Unit executed a search warrant at an illegal marijuana dispensary in the area of Upper Sherman Avenue and Fennell Avenue East, Hamilton.

Coaches and organizers can’t pinpoint why there is more football participation at Catholic schools than their public board counterparts, Steve Milton writes.

SpaceX has a growing list of future destinations for its BFR rocket and spaceship system — most recently, a trip around the moon with a paying passenger on board. But funding for its development is far from secured.

Ottawa cop facing sex assault charge after SIU probe

— One woman nearly lost half the market value of her house. In another case, a young couple had their dream home pulled out from underneath them by an insider, despite having made the better offer. In a third, it’s alleged a buyer paid $10,000 more than they needed to because of a fake competing offer.

Kavanaugh faces crucial vote, White House eyes GOP senators

Shopify invests up to $500 million in Toronto development to open in 2022

Toronto, get ready to meet the makers. Canada’s largest national pop-up, Etsy: Made in Canada, returns for a fifth year. The popular online retailer will bring its marketplace to towns and cities across the country for a one-day shopping fest on Sept. 29 at 37 locations across Canada, including Toronto. The atrium of The MaRS Discovery District will be transformed into a bustling marketplace featuring 130 local Etsy sellers, offering a selection of handmade and vintage wares.

Tarion’s Howard Bogach says buyers who don’t see construction begin after three years should call their developer, noting “these are the vulnerable ones.”

Staring at a potential strike or lockout as early as next week, top officials at Canada Post and the union representing 50,000 of the Crown agency's employees are to meet over the weekend.

A 52-year-old convicted sex offender, once known for being a fan of sex killer Paul Bernardo, has been charged with breaching a court order after she was found working at the Binbrook Fair this month.

Tim Hortons will seek to shut down an apparent knock-off restaurant in India that uses a name and branding very similar to the coffee-and-doughnut chain.

New Zealand All 47 passengers and crew survived a plane's crash landing in a Pacific lagoon Friday morning, wading through waist-deep water to the emergency exits and escaping on local boats that came to the rescue in the Micronesia archipelago.

When Leena Ali from St. Catharines got a text from a stranger alerting her to a celebration of life for “Auntie Debbie,” she decided to attend the Niagara Falls wake.

"Jeopardy!" contestant Michael Pascuzzi must have learned a thing or two from the Emmys.

Five days in most wards

Ministry of Transportation had been advising drivers of licence suspensions by mail, but was not tracking which of those notices were returned undelivered.

Most cities in UBS Group AG’s Global Real Estate Bubble Index are overvalued or at risk of a bubble, according to the Swiss bank’s 2018 report on housing prices.

Vegetable products recalled over plastic packaging concerns

Dear Mayo Clinic: Medical marijuana is now legal in the state where I live. What conditions can it be used for and how effective is it? Do people who use medical marijuana need to be concerned about addiction?

Members of the tiny congregation where William Winters Leverett had bowed his head since 2015 would later say he was "very childlike, very trusting of others." A co-worker at the Fresh Market store in Connecticut where the 27-year-old worked as an assistant manager would recall he was "kind of a weird dude." The state of Connecticut knew him as a registered sex offender.

A former school bus driver who briefly abducted a developmentally delayed girl on her ride home from school, has been sentenced to six months of custody, to be served at his home.

Coaches and organizers can’t pinpoint why there is more football participation at Catholic schools than their public board counterparts, Steve Milton writes.

The debate of whether to ban storefront cannabis dealers within municipal borders is suddenly ablaze.

A second Hamilton police officer involved in a late-night altercation involving a black preacher six years ago testified he didn’t use a racial slur that night, didn’t hear any of his colleagues use a racial slur, and that race played no role in how the night’s events were handled.

The Duchess of Sussex garnered praise for the everyday act of shutting a door — an act the rest of the Royal Family would do well to follow, argues Emma Teitel.

Urn containing ashes taken during break and enter at Mississauga, Ont., home

Don’t hate Albion Falls because it’s beautiful.