Crash reported after plane stolen from Seattle airport

Family members of three RCMP officers killed in a 2014 Moncton attack say the Fredericton shooting deaths will bring a fresh wave of trauma to New Brunswick — and bring painful memories to the surface for many.

A timeline of events in Friday’s deadly shooting in Fredericton. All times in Atlantic time:

Const. Robb Costello would often tell his spouse that no matter what happened to him on the job, he would always come home.

Fredericton police said they have arrested one suspect who is being treated for serious injuries

Teenage boy dead after being rescued from Woodbine Beach, Toronto police say

Is it just ignorance, or something darker?

Anna Filice became the first ever Hamilton police chief administrative officer in April

Weekends are short and you’ll want to make the most of yours. There’s a weiner dog festival, ribfest, CANUSA Games and more. Here are seven things for you to do this weekend in the Hamilton area.

The incident was contained to one home where police were negotiating with a barricaded person

Pools of blue-green algae are back in Hamilton Harbour — a little later in the season than normal.

Off-duty officer charged with impaired driving after multi-vehicle collision

Toronto mayor urges Ford to allow 'referendum campaign' on plan to slash council

Two-week project to create better fish spawning areas, help Hamilton Harbour’s rebound

The boy was not injured; police are lauding “quick-thinking” actions of people at scene

He said he would always come home, says spouse of officer killed in Fredericton

CIBC chief economist Avery Shenfeld called the data set “another head scratcher,” forecasting that the next Bank of Canada rate hike will come in October.

Fisheries and Oceans quietly cancels plans to award Indigenous surf clam licence

When former Niagara Falls resident Chris Zimmerman set out to do a comedic travel show, he wanted one extra twist to set it apart – he’d interview the siblings of famous Canadians along the way.

The City of Burlington is holding its 27th annual Children’s Festival Aug. 19 at Spencer Smith Park, 1400 Lakeshore Rd., from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Presented by the Rocca Sisters Team, the event will include live entertainment, play zones and inflatables, crafts, face painting, balloon animals and a kids’ marketplace. Admission is free to the rain or shine event.

The Hamilton Conservation Authority says it needs to do more study before allowing the Rothsay meat rendering plant on Highway 5 to permanently change its discharge period for treated wastewater that eventually winds up in Spencer Creek.Deputy ch

Guests will serve as honourary marshals at Cactus Festival Parade

An Altus Group market update shows 360 newly built condominium units were sold locally in the first six months of 2018

MacDonald Marine in the west harbour has until the end of the month to clear out of the city-owned waterfront property it has been leasing for the past 40 years.

Russian spies lurking in the Canadian shadows may toil in secret, but they’re still employees of Moscow — and, therefore, their children are not Canadian citizens, the federal government is telling the Supreme Court.

Two Ontario provincial parks re-open after forest fires prompt closures

NewsAlert: At least four dead after shooting in New Brunswick's captial city

Fredericton police said they have arrested one suspect who is being treated for serious injuries sustained in the shooting.

A Canadian gold mining company on Thursday won the right to go after Venezuela’s prized U.S.-based oil refineries and collect $1.4 billion it lost in a decade-old takeover by the late socialist President Hugo Chavez.

Nine-year-old Isabella Colello shops for just about everything online.

A nine-year-old India-born chess prodigy whose fight to stay in Britain drew international attention can remain in the country, the U.K. government said Friday.

The boy was not injured; police are lauding “quick-thinking” actions of people at scene

Sometimes people can smell a termination of their employment coming and mentally prepare themselves.

Canada in wait-and-see mode as U.S. and Mexico work on bilateral NAFTA issues

Fredericton woman was also nearby as Danforth gun attack unfolded

After a deadly earthquake devastated the Indonesian island of Lombok last weekend, Husni Handayani thought the worst was over.

NewsAlert: Canada adds 54,100 jobs in July, unemployment rate falls to 5.8%

'I am just shaking:' What people saw and heard during the Fredericton shooting

At a remote New Mexico outpost, Siraj Ibn Wahhaj and others who came to the area with him last year were by local authorities’ accounts “extremist of the Muslim belief” who trained youth to use firearms and carry out future school shootings.

Toronto mayor sends condolences to Fredericton after shooting leaves four dead

The public trail along Spencer Creek by Cootes Drive is set to close for two weeks as heavy equipment moves in as part of a $185,000 effort to create better spawning areas for walleye, salmon, trout, pike and other fish.

Sometimes people can smell a termination of their employment coming and mentally prepare themselves.

Fredericton police said they have arrested one suspect who is being treated for serious injuries sustained in the shooting.

Restaurant chain sees sales climb amidst aggressive growth strategy

Cineplex profit jumps on higher Q2 attendance, more spending per person

Toronto mayor urges Ford to allow 'referendum campaign' on plan to slash council

Maria Pearson is hoping to continue a nearly 25-year run as an elected representative in Stoney Creek.

"My family has been here for 40 years," said former Mississauga MP Eve Adams.

The owner of Mountain Lanes fivepin bowling emporium says the recent closure of the Sherwood Centre should boost his business.