Paying up for trendy brands that appeal to millennial tastes is a well-trodden path for lumbering consumer giants.

City police charged a 31-year-old person after a domestic incident in the city early Saturday morning.

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Corrections Canada says death ‘non-natural’ for Luu, serving three years in Project OTremens arrests

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Man charged after allegedly travelling six times the speed limit in a school zone

Troopers cite 10 sports car drivers for going too slow

The 2018 event in pictures

He’s often referred to as the hotdog guy, the wiener man or just Mike.

Miss America chair Gretchen Carlson has struck back against the reigning Miss America, saying Cara Mund's allegations that Carlson and others have bullied and silenced her has led to the loss of $75,000 in scholarship money for this year's contestants.

Trump rages on Mueller following Times report:

Quake swarm jolts Indonesian islands, killing at least 12

Muslim pilgrims gather at Mount Arafat for hajj's pinnacle

She thought about not coming.

Though some studies say usage is poised to pick up, consumers remain reluctant because of security concerns.

Rudy Giuliani, President Donald Trump's lead attorney in the ongoing Russia probe, said Sunday that he will not allow special counsel Robert Mueller III to rush Trump into an interview because investigators could try to catch the president in a lie based on their version of the facts.

Anti-pipeline protesters released days before week-long jail sentences end

Trudeau formally announces he'll run again in next year's election

Smoke from B.C. wildfires prompts air quality advisories across Western Canada

Nobody took bigger chances or paid a heavier price for it than Robert “Rosie” Rowbotham. He shares his thoughts on the past — and looks to the future.

Criticism of Justin Trudeau’s tears nasty and unfair.

Toronto man dies in possible Georgian Bay drowning incident

Tameika Lovell was retrieving luggage at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport when Customs and Border Protection officers detained her for a random search. It was Nov. 27, 2016, the Sunday after Thanksgiving, and the school counsellor from Long Island had just returned from a short Jamaica vacation. Lovell, who is black, had been stopped before, but this time a CBP supervisor began asking questions she hadn’t heard previously.

Google the word “cannabis” coupled with just about any disease — arthritis, epilepsy, even cancer — and there are all sorts of health claims made about what some have come to view as a potential wonder drug.

Jesse Clarke was 14 years old when he died after attack in east Hamilton on Aug. 18, 2014

Buyers who have to provide personal information to purchase recreational pot online after legalization this fall should be able to rely on existing laws to protect their privacy but the issue needs to be watched closely to ensure regulations are obeyed and mistakes are avoided, experts say.

The best defence is safe sex, says a Hamilton public health official

MPP says if LRT ends up dying it will be because new municipal council decides not to go ahead, Andrew Dreschel writes.

Controversial auto-immune disorder called PANDAS has abrupt onset and devastating symptoms

All eyes on Andrew Scheer as Conservative convention set for Halifax

Canadian banks to report strong quarter amid housing stability, interest rate hikes

2 dead, 3 hurt in Huntsville area crash near Algonquin Park

Police officers in Fredericton have collected the flowers and notes left in a makeshift memorial outside the police station Sunday morning, marking another step as the New Brunswick capital continues to grieve the loss of four of its residents.

Fourth annual obstacle course and race

As children dodged water dumped on them from buckets hanging on the splash pad and scrambled onto, around, and through the state-of-the-art climbing equipment, Dr. William Connell would be proud how his generous legacy has evolved.

A strong earthquake has cut power across the Indonesian island of Lombok and destroyed buildings as the tourist hot spot tries to recover from a temblor earlier this month that killed hundreds of people.

Some 800,000 people have been displaced and over 350 have died in the worst flooding in a century in southern India’s Kerala state, officials said Sunday, as rescuers searched for people stranded in the worst-affected areas.

Palestinian postal workers in the West Bank are sifting through eight years’ worth of undelivered mail held by Israel.

In the wake of deadly flooding in the Indian state of Kerala, Canadians with ties to the region fear for friends and relatives left stranded by the disaster that’s been called the worst in the country’s history.

Heavy smoke and poor air quality force cancellation of two Okanagan triathlons

Range of reactions to possible holiday to mark legacy of residential schools

An Illinois nonprofit bearing Abraham Lincoln’s name is so deep in debt that it is considering selling some of the 16th president’s possessions, including one of his iconic stovepipe hats and bloodstained gloves from the night of his assassination.

A new pollinator garden at McMaster University is looking for volunteers to help cultivate it.

Smoke isn’t the only way wildfires affect people and places far from the flames.

Fredericton police to collect cards, flowers left at makeshift memorial

If that nickname makes you think of some fantastic creature out of the pages of Dr. Seuss or Edgar Allan Poe, it’s a disservice because it’s not true enough, writes Jeff Mahoney

Canadians fear for relatives trapped amid flooding in Indian state of Kerala