Court quashes Canada's approval of pipeline

RCMP say officers were responding to a break-and-enter call in western Manitoba when they came under fire the minute they got out of their cruisers.

Health groups call on Ontario to rethink position on overdose prevention sites

The Federal Court of Appeal has overturned the Trudeau government's approval of the contentious Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

Energy stocks weigh on stock market after appeal court Trans Mountain ruling

A 80-year-old man missing since Tuesday has been found.

A Hamilton children's hospital has opened an Indigenous families room in memory of an 11-year-old First Nations girl who opted out of chemotherapy in favour of alternative healing methods to treat her cancer.

Campaign planned to attract cruise ships to Great Lakes

The Federal Court of Appeal has quashed the approval of the contentious Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

Hamilton hospital opens Indigenous families room in memory of Makayla Sault

CP NewsAlert: Federal Court of Appeal quashes of approval of Trans Mountain

Heavy rain and strong winds pound Quebec, cause widespread outages

Amid all the controversies and scandals from Washington dominating our news cycle, a major counterterrorism success by the United States last week did not get the attention it deserved: Government officials are confident that Ibrahim Hassan al-Asiri, al-Qaida's chief bomb maker, was killed during a U.S. drone strike late last year.

Health agency to mine social media for study on suicide trends, risk factors

Sheldon Bentley, 38, was convicted of the fatal beating, which took place behind an Edmonton supermarket in 2016. He told the court Wednesday that Captain America would be “ashamed” of him.

It was a beautiful day at Bayfront Park eight years ago when Alex Huang crossed the finish line.

Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board closed Linden Park elementary school in June 2015.

In the minutes before his execution, Billy Ray Irick knew two things: He was suffocating and he was involuntarily paralyzed, according to court documents, a fate that four Tennessee death row offenders seek to avoid.

More than five kilograms of diamonds and jewels, a Picasso worth millions and nearly 50 kilograms in cash were said to be carried aboard the flight that went down off Nova Scotia.

Freeland, Lighthizer resume NAFTA talks as Trump's Friday deadline looms

When a homeless man in Philadelphia gave a stranded couple his last $20 so they could buy gas, they were so inspired that they started an online fundraiser to help him.

Traffic and weather for your morning commute

Amica at Stoney Creek is honouring the past — again.

Bernier's closest caucus ally, Alex Nuttall, won't join his new party

Halton Regional Police Service is warning the public of a scam with regards to its non-emergency telephone number.

TD Bank reports $3.11B third-quarter profit, up from $2.77B a year ago

RCMP officer in hospital, search on for 2-3 suspects after incident in Manitoba

Ontario Court of Appeal ruled unanimously that cousins of late Barry Sherman were not owed money.

Two cars crashed into houses in separate incidents in Scarborough and Brampton.

Bailey, a morning host for four years, says she lost the job after joining a group that complained of harassment and bullying by former CEO and others.

A Canadian official says the outcome of the talks will likely “come down to a trade” between Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government and President Donald Trump’s administration on three key issues.

And where did all that money go? Let’s get into it.

Tammy Fox was driving along Pine Street, a quiet tree-lined road in Scranton, Pennsylvania, when suddenly her car started picking up speed. Zipping by cars parked along the side of the street, Fox pumped the brakes of her black Hyundai Sonata as it hurtled toward an intersection.

Lifetime bans on entering U.S. for past cannabis use is an overarching theme in consumer anxieties over potential breaches of cannabis purchasing data.

Two teens are in hospital after a a double shooting overnight in the downtown area.

We've all had it happen. You reach over to get another photo on your phone, and up comes the dreaded message — you have run out of storage. What to do?

RCMP officer in hospital, search on for 2-3 suspects after incident in Manitoba

Manitoba aims to speed up family court, reduce emotional toll: chief justice

Heavy rain and strong winds pound Quebec, cause widespread outages

Death of elderly Toronto woman is city's 70th homicide of 2018

Alket Kulla had been charged by city police in March 2017

For kids like Nickolas Manegold, 5, heading to Grade 1 next week, the spray pad at Pier 4 Park in Hamilton's west end provided a welcome relief from the heat and a last gasp of summer fun. Relief should be in sight, with cooler temperatures forecast for at least a couple of days before creeping back up over the Labour Day weekend.

Police say a 2nd teen injured in a stabbing incident in Toronto has died

Transit agency says the temporary halt in land acquisition for 14-km line will continue “pending further government direction.”

What do you get when you merge off-grid power, an environmentalist and food?

Representing the Roselawn Lawn Bowling Club, Carlo Clappa launches his bowl at the jack with authority during interclub lawn bowling action between the Roselawn and Dundas clubs on Wednesday. The mixed-league teams were bowling at the Dundas Lawn Bowling Club, which has been in Dundas Driving Park since 1914.

A new PC provincial government will let Toronto test-drive the contentious technology. But Hamilton is unlikely to see any cameras before late 2019, if at all.

U.S. is intent on ending supply management for Canadian dairy: Trudeau

Lawyer for Campaign Research says Toronto-based clients “vehemently contest” city councillor’s take on questionnaire.

It was a beautiful day at Bayfront Park eight years ago when Alex Huang crossed the finish line.