Stephanie Clifford, better known as Stormy Daniels, is relishing her moment of revenge.

At some point, in the very near future, new episodes of "The Big Bang Theory" will cease to exist.

Gut enzymes convert donor blood to much-needed universal type O: researchers

N.B.'s choice: Boyish social justice advocate or restraint-minded ex-businessman

Hamilton Police are investigating after shots were fired overnight in the city’s east end.

Single-vehicle crash in Uxbridge kills 46-year-old man

#WhoDidItWednesday is modelled after a similar, successful campaign by Halton police

‘Historic gap’ between minimum wage and driver wages ‘has shrunk’

The child was rescued from an unnamed hotel Tuesday where human trafficking unit officers were working proactively

The Halton Regional Police Service has announced that one of their officers recently issued his 5,000th ticket for distracted driving.

Supreme Court to announce whether it will hear GTA real estate data case

Trudeau cabinet advised to do more to prevent digital media abuse in elections

Hiking reservations pitched for parks in danger of being 'loved to death'

Conservative robocall pitches memberships tied to Liberal MP's cancer

Ontario asks court to toss application from Tesla over electric vehicle rebates

There are at least four local licensed producers among the 26 that signed supply agreements with the Ontario Cannabis Store

Protesters accuse Trudeau of fiddling on pipeline while climate change burns B.C.

Heckle heard around the country offers sneak peek at 2019 campaign narrative

Barbecue to raise funds for scholarship honouring Toronto shooting victim

The National Historic Site will mark the 75th anniversary of the ship’s commissioning this weekend with various events, including costumed demonstrators. On Sunday, there will be a gun firing demonstration at noon, followed by cake.

Contact North/Contact Nord, an online learning centre, is holding an open house to celebrate its new Brantford location. The centre is now part of the Six Nations Polytechnic campus, which is located at 411 Elgin St. in Brantford. The open house will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. on Aug. 28. A local recruitment officer will be available to provide information.

David Nauss said he was trying to calm down the girl, who functions at the level of a four- to six-year-old

A nascent federal agency designed to find new ways to finance construction of transit systems is making its first investment in a multibillion-dollar electric rail system in Montreal.

B.C. works to safeguard livestock during another tough wildfire season

SIU shouldn't investigate officers for failed attempts to save OD victim:OPP union

Teacher shot in Saskatchewan not entitled to more compensation: ombudsman

U.S. president accuses Cohen of making up “stories in order to get a ‘deal’” from federal prosecutors.

Workers at Arrell Youth Centre will be back Monday but a date hasn’t yet been set for when 16 young men convicted or accused of serious crimes can return.

'Injustices did occur:' Manitoba chief calls for abused women to be compensated

With just weeks before legalization of cannabis for recreational use takes effect across Canada, municipalities are raising concerns over how pot sales will be regulated and who will foot the bill for added policing and other costs.

1 dead, 3 injured in two-vehicle crash on Highway 17 near Dryden, Ont.: OPP

Concerns about potential delays in the approval of life-saving medical evacuations are circling around Canada’s United Nations peacekeeping mission in Mali, which in recent days conducted its first two operations in the war-torn West African nation.

Canada encouraged by signs of progress on US-Mexican NAFTA talks: Freeland

Shooting on Toronto's Danforth Ave., leaves man dead

No Hamilton or Burlington patients were among the 1,000 Ontarians who received partial doses of intravenous cancer drugs because of issues with how the medications were administered.

A professional urban planner from Hamilton considered a credible, if long-shot challenger to Toronto’s incumbent mayor in October’s municipal vote is set to hold her first campaign rally Thursday against a backdrop of unprecedented intervention in the city’s election politics by Ontario’s rookie premier.

‘Call the cops, I just shot my wife’: ‘He was calm as could be,’ witness says

A woman was killed in a house explosion in a Kitchener neighbourhood Wednesday morning.

Infrastructure agency hands $1.28 billion loan to Montreal rail project

Ontario announces broad consultations on education issues, including sex-ed

Bernier should decide if he wants Trudeau to win next election, Rempel says

Fireflies flash not just for sex, but survival, a new study suggests.

Hawaii residents rushed to stores to stock up on bottled water, ramen, toilet paper and other supplies as they faced the threat of heavy rain, flash flooding and high surf as a hurricane churned toward the state.

'Not a politician:' Ex-chief planner sets sights on Toronto mayoralty

Tweet over deli packaging gets gov's attention, and a change

Incident happened Monday around 8:30 p.m. as the woman waited for bus in an HSR shelter at Upper Wentworth Street and Fennell Avenue East

The Stoney Creek Chamber of Commerce is holding its annual general meeting on Sept. 13 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Ford recalls electric vehicle power cables due to fire risk

Drivers forced to take evasive action to avoid swerving SUV: police

IKEA upgrades Quebec City presence by opening Canada's 14th store