Teen in critical condition after being hit by train on Montreal's South Shore

Three men arrested and two dogs killed by police responding to call in Gatineau

Seven people taken to hospital after multi-vehicle crash in Newmarket

A Russian helicopter crashed shortly after takeoff in Siberia on Saturday, killing all 18 people aboard, its airline said.

Top 10 invasive species spread by summer recreational activity in Canada

Conservation group urges Canadians not to spread invasive species

Pilot, 72, treated for minor injuries after small plane crashes during landing

Environment Canada confirms Tornado touches down west of Lake Manitoba

In a brewing battle over affordable housing, four apartment towers in Stoney Creek are at the centre of a new brand of activism that involves people of all ages, backgrounds and political stripes

Opinions are fine as long as we agree with them, writes Paul Berton

Change in weather could stoke dozens of northeast Ont. fires

This article was originally published on The Conversation, an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.

Ontario ticket claims Friday night's $10 million Lotto Max jackpot

Anna Stady has never met a bear she didn’t like, but that doesn’t mean she wants one in her kitchen.

Relatives of airmen whose Lancaster went down over France during the Second World War are taking a special flight together in Hamilton.

Most council members show up at a majority of the meetings they’re supposed to attend. But they don’t always stick around, a problem you won’t see in the statistics.

The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts says an ad for its Picasso exhibit is back online after being rejected for violating Facebook’s anti-nudity policy.

The government is hoping to get brewers on board by launching what it calls a “buck-a-beer challenge”

When a newspaper publishes an investigative story and uncovers facts that others tried to keep hidden, how can a reader know what is real and what isn’t?

Hamilton police looking for sexual assault suspect

Cdn, U.S. scientists consider novel plan to save endangered orca on death's door

Results of Ontario’s $50-million-a-year project, which the provincial government has said it will scrap, could either support or dismiss the feasibility of a national basic income.

Sixty-five dead or dying trees are being felled at Confederation Beach Park

The City of Burlington’s parks and recreation department is launching two projects to coincide with the fall/winter program registration. The city launched a new online registration and facility booking system that will be open for bookings Aug. 15 and registrations Aug. 18 at liveandplay.burlington.ca. They also redesigned the parks and recreation website.

The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce is holding a field trip to the Eglinton Crosstown line as part of its second LRT Ready series.

A new report card on animal health says Canada should beef up its quarantine measures and make sure there is no politicking in the food safety system.

Black Lake, Minden, Haliburton County, drowning, Douglas McCabe

Kyro Sparks was one of two men convicted for manslaughter in the beating death of Hamilton’s Art Rozendal in 2005.

Public health says people should avoid making contact with the potentially toxic bacteria

Ontario government to bring back buck a beer by Labour Day: source

The federal government has made good on a promise to deliver $11 million to help the City of Toronto defray some of the costs associated with an influx of asylum seekers in recent months.

No spike in asylum seekers using 'anchor relatives' to make refugee claims: data

Hundreds of B.C. wildfires prompt request for help from out-of-province crews

Leon Robert Blais, known as “Robbie,” is charged with break and enter, motor vehicle thefts, and possession of stolen property and drugs.

Toronto stock index hovers near break-even; Loonie rises

It’s the long weekend and your heart is screaming for summertime fun. Think Festival of Friends, a wizard festival, camping and ice cream. Here are 10 hot summery things to do.

Canada earns top marks for veterinary standards, still room for improvement: OIE

Aimia Inc. says it remains open to negotiating a fair deal for the purchase of its Aeroplan loyalty program by Air Canada

Power Financial reports record earnings in Q2 on strong subsidiaries performance

Toronto receives $11M from feds to deal with spike in asylum seekers

Toyota is sharpening its focus on keeping costs in check and fuelling demand in China to prepare for challenges in a U.S. market potentially hit by a trade war.

Highly computerized cars could mean consumers’ data is vulnerable or driver safety might be endangered if car companies aren’t prepared to cut off any data breach or threat to cybersecurity at the pass.

Michigan man fights ticket for turkey who moved into yard

Lamborghini impounded after driver allegedly hit 124 km/h in 60 zone: police

LISBON, Portugal - Eight places in Portugal broke local temperature records Friday as a wave of heat from North Africa swept across the Iberian peninsula — and officials predicted the scorching temperatures could get even worse over the weekend.

Prosecutors headed toward the heart of their financial fraud case against former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort on Friday, with jurors hearing testimony that he never told his tax accountants about offshore bank accounts containing millions of dollars.

Waste management and the behaviour of everyday citizens need to change to keep harmful plastics out of Canada’s waterways, a researcher who recently examined hundreds of pieces of litter in one of Lake Ontario’s tributary rivers says.

Eight places in the centre, south and east of Portugal broke their local temperature records as a wave of heat from Africa swept across the Iberian Peninsula, with officials forecasting Friday it would continue and possibly worsen over the weekend.

Zimbabwe opposition leader Nelson Chamisa on Friday forcefully rejected the narrow election win of President Emmerson Mnangagwa as fraudulent, calling it a vote “stolen from the people.”

Researchers look at what types of garbage head into Lake Ontario