Trent Hills man Scott MacDonald shot early Saturday morning

The deaths of two police officers have “created a ripple effect that stretches out as far as the ocean is deep,” Fredericton’s police chief told thousands of mourners at a regimental funeral on Saturday.

Thousands to attend funeral service for officers killed in Fredericton shooting

Usually reserved in demeanour, President Sergio Mattarella hugged mourners at a state funeral in Genoa, Italy, as civilians voice frustration and anger that public infrastructure isn’t safe in the country.

Police searching for suspect after alleged carjacking in east Toronto

Canadians react to death of former UN secretary-general Kofi Annan at age 80

Several Pennsylvania priests accused of sex abuse sent to GTA facility for treatment for “sexual disorders”

Hundreds of people have lined the route of a funeral procession to honour two police officers gunned down in Fredericton last week in an attack that also left two civilians dead.

Thousands to attend funeral service for officers killed in Fredericton shooting

Man released from hospital following shooting in Mississauga, Ont.

Germany: No preparations made in case of alien landing

Aliyah Jenkins, 17, was last seen Aug. 11, 2018 at Gage Park

Kingston police investigating alleged sexual assault

Kofi Annan, one of the world’s most celebrated diplomats and a charismatic symbol of the United Nations who rose through its ranks to become the first black African secretary-general, has died. He was 80.

'Four of a dozen kids will not make it:' Tina Fontaine's family healing together

19-year-old man charged with multiple break-and-enters in Georgina, Ont.

Journalists and politicians don’t always get along, but in Canada at least we try, writes Paul Berton.

More than 3,500 affordable housing units have either been newly built or preserved along the Minneapolis and Saint Paul LRT route by a dizzying array of organizations.

No winning ticket for Friday night's $16 million Lotto Max jackpot

Hamilton’s hospitals and schools question how they will attract the best and brightest as the province reinstates a nearly eight-year freeze on top public-sector salaries.

City councillor says the pushback was ‘entirely predictable’ given the Burlington’s allowance for other tall buildings.

James Morton, the lawyer facing charges including bigamy and obstruction of justice, is no two-bit ambulance chaser, writes Rosie DiManno.

The Technical Standards and Safety Authority has been called to investigate incident

It’s festival season! The Ex opens and with it a host of outdoor festivals and fairs. So, tie up your sneakers and head make your way through the sights and sounds before summer fades away.

Police say the suspect sexually assaulted a woman on the Hamilton Rail Trail

The public school board wants to sever and sell 11 acres of green space from Ancaster High School — but that can’t happen if the property is designated.

Workers have brought a barge to the Desjardins Canal to contain debris from a bridge that been used for eastbound lanes of Highway 403. Dismantling the structure is the last phase of a $12.3-million construction contract that began in 2016.

Kimberley on notice to leave as gusty winds fuel wildfires in British Columbia

Canada could pay up to $75 million in fees. Survivors are being paid up to $50,000 each.

Police seeking witnesses in fatal King Street collision

Hamilton’s newest park is scheduled to open Saturday, months ahead of schedule.

Judge lifts publication ban, revealing details about Fredericton shooting

Bernier diatribe against "extreme multiculturalism" boosts Liberal coffers

Visitors to the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto were greeted by picket lines and chats of protest on Friday as the annual event opened amid a labour dispute involving hundreds of workers.

Rainfall warning issued for Toronto area as roads, transit lines swamped

Restaurant cites worldwide freakout over its french fries

Canadians believe in immigration but concerned about asylum seekers: study

Hundreds of Ontario patients didn't receive full doses of cancer drug: agency

U.S. President Donald Trump said Friday that he suspects he’ll “very quickly” revoke the security clearance for a Justice Department official whose wife worked for the firm involved in producing a dossier on Trump’s ties to Russia.

Recent rules changes by the Ford government, as well as industry moves, show that investors still face a lot of uncertainty, writes David Olive

The Mountain ward has been without a councillor after Donna Skelly left to become the new Progressive Conservative MPP for Flamborough-Glanbrook.

The judge in former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort’s fraud trial refused Friday to release the names of jurors, saying he has received threats and fears for their safety as well.

Guidelines for hospitals on how cancer drug treatments should be given to patients are being updated after a review by Cancer Care Ontario.

A downtown Montreal statue of Sir John A. Macdonald was spray-painted red early Friday, with an anti-colonial group claiming responsibility for the vandalism.

Pakistani lawmakers on Friday elected former cricket star and longtime politician Imran Khan as the country’s next prime minister, in a step toward the country’s third civilian transfer of power.

A provincial court judge in British Columbia who wiped away a tear during a victim impact statement in a sexual interference case says she won’t recuse herself from sentencing because there’s no reliable evidence of bias.

A mayor in southern Italy has ordered the closure of a bridge designed by the same architect who created the collapsed Genoa highway bridge.

The president of Tim Hortons says a plan to conquer a crowded Chinese coffee market hinges on tailoring its menu to local habits and tastes — including offering congee and matcha alongside signature items like double doubles.

Police seeking witnesses in fatal King Street collision

Canada's tax system unfairly favours wealthy, poll of CRA auditors suggests