Ontario’s top court sided with the provincial government Wednesday in a legal battle over the size of Toronto’s council, firmly establishing a reduced 25-ward electoral map for the city’s looming municipal vote.

Vancouver co-op develops tech to help prevent ODs, especially for alone users

Brennen Duncan was certain that the Kuvasz was his beloved Georgia that had run off from his wife’s parents’ farm about 500 kilometres away in July 2017 during a thunderstorm. Then came a phone call ...

More Canadians have likely slathered their late-summer corncobs with American-made butter in recent years — and it had nothing to do with U.S. President Donald Trump’s demands for more access to Canada’s dairy market.

Despite a summer that saw Andrew Scheer lose a prominent member of the Conservative party, he tried to fire up his caucus by introducing its newest member.

Getting paid to smoke pot is no longer a toker’s daydream.

Liberals plan to have leaders' debate organizer in place by next election

Materials and health-care sectors boost stocks in Toronto, loonie trades higher

Ontario Premier Doug Ford vowed to stand up for the province’s farmers during a briefing on NAFTA talks in Washington this week, saying Tuesday any version of the trade pact had to protect the agricultural sector.

The victim is still recovering from the assault, which happened in June

Police say a bomb exploded at a bank in southwest Edmonton Wednesday morning and an investigation is underway.

Lawsuit over solitary confinement in Ontario jails certified as class action

Ottawa police officer facing multiple charges, including sex assault, force says

Potential replacements for Phoenix pay system to start testing soon: Brison

Uncertainty over Saskatchewan family's reunion with long-lost dog

The lone suspect in a southeast Wisconsin workplace shooting Wednesday morning has died after being shot by responding officers, according to police.

U.S. Buy American demand gone from NAFTA as Canada, Mexico claim credit: sources

Proposed class action lawsuit on trailing commissions filed against CIBC

Google’s recently released Canadian Economic Impact Report highlighted Hamilton business Mabel’s Labels.

Why one unlikely New Brunswicker is prohibited by law from voting

Federal government accelerates phase-out of rupture-prone rail tankers

Realtors lack access to TREB sales data despite promise to make it available

Tilray shares continue to climb higher on second day after export approval

Scheer welcomes former Liberal MP Alleslev to Conservative caucus

Woman who helped kidnap Elizabeth Smart released from prison

4 people injured in shooting at business in Madison suburb

A timeline of events in the Toronto council-cutting saga

Sesame Street’s parent company insists that the characters are just friends amid claims that playwright Mark Saltzman wrote them as lovers.

Passenger satisfaction rises at Canada's three largest airports: J.D. Power

The recent jump in U.S. butter imports? All smooth, says Canadian dairy industry

Police seized numerous firearms from a vehicle, a Robinson Street residence and a commercial premise on Parkdale Avenue North

Four children hurt in school bus crash in eastern Ontario

The city's planning committee approved a recommendation for staff to "assess the alignment" of using the Barton-Tiffany lands for a film production studio.

City councillors are in support of dedicating one part-time bylaw officer to cigarette butt litter enforcement for a year.

A father of eight known as the "Cookie Man" because of his "sweet" nature was shot and killed on the South Side Monday night, a year after his son and namesake was gunned down.

Young people need us to act on climate change, McKenna tells G7 ministers

Children as young as 8 have taken their own lives. While governments have acknowledged the crisis — and responded with millions in funding and programs — there have been few signs the crisis is abating.

Materials and health-care sectors boost stocks in Toronto, loonie trades higher

A widely circulated video that shows French President Emmanuel Macron telling a young unemployed gardener he could easily find a job if he looked drew scorn and insults on social media. But business executives this week say his latest outburst may be right.

You’ve had a bad feeling all summer, a nagging in your gut that something’s wrong. She looks thinner, but she just turned 11 and kids that age get taller, thin out. Yet ... why is she so pale in July? Why is she tired all the time? Your husband said it was because she’d been staying up too late on her iPad, so you limited her screen time. That didn’t help. She keeps falling asleep smack in the middle of bright summer days.

Erin Weir asking for external body to review harassment investigation

Top Ontario court to rule on whether to grant stay in Toronto council-cutting case

Affordability is on the minds of many residents and candidates as the city stares down a massive bricks-and-mortar backlog and expanding wait list.

The decision came less than 24 hours after a day-long court hearing that saw provincial and city lawyers once again pitted against one another over the council cut.

The Town of Oakville has so far spent approximately $5.3 million on consultants and lawyers in its fight to preserve the Glen Abbey Golf Club, according to a Freedom of Information Act request filed by a local resident.

In 1978, the RCMP fined Alberta-native Leonard Smith $50 for possession of a single joint. He hasn’t been allowed into the United States since then.

President Donald Trump escalated his attacks on Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Tuesday, offering a scathing assessment of his performance on the job and in his confirmation hearing.

Financial Accountability Officer says increasing debt, ongoing deficits and future downturn are factors

Elizabeth Smart says the woman who helped kidnap her when she was 14 and stood by as she was sexually assaulted fell short on her court-ordered apology.

Grant Robicheaux seemed too good to be true, at least to the woman he met online.