Regions around Osaka, Japan's second biggest population centre, struggled to recover from damage left by Typhoon Jebi, which left 10 people dead, hundreds of thousands of buildings without power and the area's main airport closed.

18-storey and 16-storey towers would house 1,024 Columbia International College students

Negotiations over a new North American trade deal are scheduled to resume Wednesday morning in Washington, clouded by uncertainty over Canadian reaction to President Donald Trump's hardball negotiating style.

Heat warnings issued for parts of southern Ontario and Quebec

Paramedics were called to the area at 5:32 a.m. for reports a pedestrian was hit.

Danish submarine inventor Peter Madsen, who was found guilty of the torture, sexual assault, murder and dismemberment of a Swedish reporter, appeared before an appeals court Wednesday to fight against his life sentence.

Labour shortage is the 'new norm' that will last a decade: BDC economist says

A Pew Research survey found a large partisan divide in Americans’ attitudes toward Canada: 63 per cent of Democrats said their feelings were “very warm,” while 39 per cent of Republicans said the same.

Lawrence McKinley’s discovery could date back 250 million years.

Canadians dare to dream of WNBA close to home

"Witchcraft” isn’t a word you’d expect to be associated with Bachelor in Paradise.But that tag was applied to Shushanna Mrktychyan on Tuesday’s episode thanks to her ongoing obsession with Kamil Nicalek.A quick recap: Kamil coupled up with An

Trial to begin for British sailors accused of sexually assaulting woman

Police stress that parked cars can quickly reach deadly temperatures.

The issue: Hikers trespassing on CN Rail property in DundasThe impact: Proactive local police officer stalled in education effort

Three people are in hospital with life-threatening injuries following the crash Monday

Complicated domestic violence trial has been before the courts for 41 months

The city’s planning committee has approved a recommendation to allow licensed marijuana grow-ops in the district around the Hamilton airport.

Tim Hortons parent company says association president leaked sensitive information

Tenants of Stoney Creek Towers scored small victories Tuesday but dispute with landlord rages on

Canada's children have high rates of suicide, child abuse, infant mortality:report

Liberals face fresh trade deadline to keep Canada in NAFTA as talks resume

The new Progressive Conservative government has axed a slew of Liberal appointees, including corrections reformer Howard Sapers, former Supreme Court justice Frank Iacobucci and ex-minister David Collenette.

A University of Calgary researcher says new concussion guidelines in the United States could change care for all children with mild traumatic brain injuries.

Three people are in hospital with life-threatening injuries following the crash Monday

Complicated domestic violence trial has been before the courts for 41 months

Specialized hardware in fight against bacteria was developed in-house for just $200

If you want to be elected mayor, you have to work for it, writes Andrew Dreschel

Fire destroys OPP detachment building in Cambridge, Ont.; no injuries, OPP say

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada will not sign onto a North American Free Trade Agreement that does not include a dispute resolution mechanism and exemptions for cultural industries.

Complicated domestic violence trial has been before the courts for 41 months

Canada’s global reputation as a healthy place to raise children is belied by statistics showing strikingly high rates of suicide, child abuse and struggles with mental health, a new report suggested Tuesday.

Britain’s main opposition Labour Party on Tuesday adopted an internationally recognized definition of anti-Semitism, an about-face aimed at defusing a crisis that has alarmed U.K. Jews and divided party ranks.

Study concludes Canadian oilpatch rules could cut global emissions

Spoiling for a fight, a trio of Democratic senators weighing 2020 presidential campaigns seized upon the opening moments of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s Senate confirmation hearings Tuesday in a show of force aimed at countering President Donald Trump.

Dangers like earthquakes, flooding, and forest fires have made emergency preparedness a priority for Canada’s archival spaces, but funding for infrastructure can be hard to come by.

Natural Resources committee meeting today to talk about pipeline decision

The Canada Border Services Agency faced more than 100 founded complaints from travellers last year, including allegations of racism and rudeness — and one instance of a woman alleging a border officer yelled at her while she was in medical distress.

Light vehicle sales post second-best August on record, but fall 1.6 per cent

A woman who sued a former Mormon missionary leader claiming that he raped her in the 1980s went to his church in Arizona on Sunday and told his congregation that church leaders are covering for a “sexual predator.”

Stock indexes lower in post-holiday trading, loonie falls further

Israeli jets flying high over Lebanon struck at targets inside Syria on Tuesday, Syrian state media reported, in a rare daytime raid that killed at least one person.

Li Zhanshu, a member of the Politburo Standing Committee and the head of China’s rubber-stamp parliament, will lead a delegation to Pyongyang to mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of its government.

Conservation group says the southern African country, long a refuge, faces poaching threat

A federal report published Tuesday found that staff shortages and a lack of trained personnel slowed the U.S. government response to hurricane Maria, a storm estimated to have killed nearly 3,000 people in Puerto Rico.

Woodward writes that his book draws from hundreds of hours of interviews with firsthand participants and witnesses that were conducted on ‘deep background,’ meaning the information could be used, but he would not reveal who provided it.

Canada's archives prepare for the worst, but some artifacts at risk: officials

Police seek suspect who allegedly sexually assaulted girl in Brampton, Ont. home

In the first six months, oil and gas companies reported spending an average of 50 per cent of their planned 2018 exploration and development budget.

Collège Boréal is offering free occupation-specific language training for newcomers who need to improve their communication skills.

The $122 million deal is to genetically engineer the active compounds in marijuana.