The cause of the Saturday night collapse in Barrie hasn’t been publicly released

The community is coming together for the love of a dog named Timber.

A flat tire and a suspected impaired driver led police on a short, slow-speed pursuit and the subsequent arrest of two teenagers.

Wayne Millard was found dead in his bed with a bullet lodged in his brain on Nov. 29, 2012.

Latest recycling woes come three months after the city closed its compost plant over stench complaints.

“Do not approach or handle the bird,” he cautions.

Man charged after woman, two children dead killed in Brampton, Ont., crash

Canada aiming for the moon, and beyond, with new space technology efforts

Treasury Board president to release findings of government spending audit today

A Stoney Creek man says he was made to feel like trash when Hamilton police pulled him out of his car, pinned him to the cold pavement and falsely arrested him in February 2012.

Local news cut in half, not-for-profit funding models emerging, reports say

Tight race between Liberals and Tories as New Brunswick goes to the polls

Tight race between Liberals and Tories as New Brunswick goes to the polls

Tight race between Liberals and Tories as New Brunswick goes to the polls

A former Halton Region employee has been sentenced to three years in jail for a number of fraud-related offences that took place between January 2008 and April 2017.

Canada's capital region picking up the pieces following destructive tornados

Police say the photo was “too cute not to share.”

Tight race between Liberals and Tories as New Brunswick goes to the polls

Premier was twice asked in legislature to denounce Faith Goldy after photo of the two surfaced on social media

The Chamber of Marine Commerce says the grain rush helped boost overall cargo shipments on the St. Lawrence Seaway between the end of March and Aug. 31 this year.

Confusion over the number of irregular migrants that have been removed from Canada led to an apology Monday from Border Security Minister Bill Blair — and attracted fresh calls from Opposition MPs for more action to address ongoing border woes.

Federal Liberals have rejected a request by opposition MPs to delve into the issue of whether it’s appropriate for a politician to routinely use the Constitution’s controversial notwithstanding clause to override a court’s decision.

Canada Post strike averted for now as carriers say they'll keep talking

Aurora Cannabis revenues more than triples to $19.1 million in fourth quarter

Appeal pipeline decision but consult Indigenous communities, Scheer says

‘Error in judgment’ leads to loss of job, status and a ‘stellar resumé’

Francois Legault worth $10 million; Jean-Francois Lisee $2 million; Couillard $660K

Liberal MPs reject request to study use of notwithstanding clause

Toronto and U.S. stock markets edge lower in late-morning trading, loonie down

Decision expected in trial of Dellen Millard, accused of killing his father

TREB CEO concerned about homeowner info being posted online after data release

Loved ones of a Calgary woman who was raped and murdered in 2015 say they’ll never forgive her killer and the brutal nature of the crime has caused lasting harm.

Canadian sex-assault survivors share #WhyIDidntReport stories amid U.S. scandal

Ford plans to form special committee to probe province's fiscal situation

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined a chorus of tributes to the late Nelson Mandela on Monday as he urged world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly to follow the example of the man known as Madiba and champion democracy, human rights and the rule of law around the world.

Barrick buys Randgold in all-stock deal to create world's largest gold miner

Liberal MPs reject request to study use of notwithstanding clause

Ford is striking a legislative committee to look into what he called “the biggest government scandal in a generation.”

Dozens of students dressed in black staged a sit-in at Yale Law School on Monday to protest the nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court and demand an investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against him.

Calling his predecessor’s handling of Ontario’s books “the biggest government scandal in a generation,” Premier Doug Ford announced plans for a special committee Monday that would dig further into the province’s fiscal situation.

Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele said that Cosby, even at his advanced age, is still capable of slipping women drugs and assaulting them. And he said the sentence should send a message to others.

'I'll never forgive you:' Victim impact statements at hearing for Calgary killer

Researchers looking for a possible great white shark mating site off Nova Scotia have tagged their first shark in Canadian waters.

Six contestants for a promotion at Six Flags St. Louis will compete for a $300 prize, season tickets and other perks, and all they have to do is spend 30 hours in a coffin.

September 22, 2018 Ed Canning Article

In spite of Canada’s reputation as a hotbed of artificial intelligence, AI deployment has not yet been a “real success” for the country’s companies, a new report has found.

The White House delayed until at least Thursday a decision on the fate of Rod Rosenstein, the Justice Department official overseeing the Trump-Russia investigation, following chaotic hours of breathless and sometimes conflicting reports anticipating his imminent departure.

Karl Battle pleads guilty to robbery and will remain in jail for another two months

Sobeys Inc., parent company aims to double footprint from base of 26 stores across province over the next five years.

Pandora has faced intense pressure from competitors like Spotify and Apple.