The trial of President Donald Trump’s one-time campaign chairman will open this week with tales of lavish spending, secret shell companies and millions of dollars of Ukrainian money flowing through offshore bank accounts and into the political consultant’s pocket.

The pickup truck was located at the corner of Olympic Drive and Cootes Drive

Quebec personalized licence plates: website up and running after crashing last week

Canada will join Mexico and other European and Asian auto-producing countries this week to plot strategy ahead of the potential imposition of tariffs on vehicles and auto parts exported to the United States.

An online map laying out billions of dollars in infrastructure spending approved by the federal Liberals has yet to provide the full scope of funding toward new and upgraded bridges, roads and transit systems.

The Liberal government’s point person on urban affairs is ruling out a constitutional fight over Doug Ford’s decision to slash the size of Toronto’s city council, as experts agree the contentious move falls squarely within provincial jurisdiction.

Nova Scotia’s bid to become a world leader in tidal energy has been dealt a major setback, but industry experts say a French firm’s decision to pull out of a pioneering Bay of Fundy project may ultimately be good for the emerging industry.

A Maine airport manager says three people have died after a small plane that departed from Ontario bound for Prince Edward Island crashed during an attempted landing.

At first glance, CryptoKitties are googly-eyed virtual cats that come in an array of fanciful forms — from fluffy ninjas, to feline-duck hybrids.

The City of Montreal is taking all necessary steps to track down a coyote that is believed to have attacked three young children in the past week, the mayor said Monday.

The Centre for Probe Development and Commercialization works with medical isotopes research to creates diagnostic tests and cancer treatments through spinoff companies

Toronto mayor not ruling out legal action against province over council size

Woman's obituary casts spotlight on medical profession's 'fat shaming'

Higher interest rates to hit younger, middle-income households: federal analysis

Parliamentary security force seeks harassment investigators after case backlog

Toronto woman accused in 2015 PATH stabbing declared fit to stand trial

— Filming of Largo began in downtown Port Hope with fans catching glimpses of Hollywood stars.

Three people die in small plane crash flying from Ontario to Prince Edward Island

Britain’s Supreme Court ruled Monday that families of patients who are in a long-term persistent vegetative state do not need to seek a court’s permission to have life support removed, in a case seen as placing the right-to-die decision back in the hands of loved ones and doctors.

A man charged with killing five people in The Capital newsroom in Maryland pleaded not guilty Monday in court papers, and his lawyers contended any identification of their client at trial will be tainted due to “impermissible” identification procedures used by police.

“The premier cooked up his backroom plot to steal power from the people and kept it hidden from 14 million Ontarians for the entire election campaign,” said NDP Leader Andrea Horwath

Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader on Monday said reported voting delays were a “deliberate attempt” to undermine his supporters in the country’s first election without former leader Robert Mugabe on the ballot.

Ontario’s Progressive Conservative government introduced controversial legislation Monday that would cut Toronto city council nearly in half just months ahead of the fall municipal election, as the city weighs whether to take legal action to stall the proposed changes.

"The entire country is a country of newcomers," says Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger.

A parcel of green space next to five social housing buildings just off Macassa Avenue is going to be home to a new $15 million, 65 unit seniors’ apartment complex to be built by City Housing Hamilton.

The death of a 13-year-old boy has prompted a call for education about a phenomenon known as the “choking game.”

I came to realize as a trustee I could benefit the community with my background in education," said Stoney Creek's Cam Galindo.

Trudeau expected at funeral today for victim of Toronto's Danforth shooting

Fire known as Parry Sound 33 has grown to more than 82 square kilometres

REDDING, Calif. -- Firefighters battling intense heat and strong winds struggled Monday to gain control of a deadly Northern California wildfire that has killed six people and destroyed more than 700 homes.

There's a good chance Alex Trebek will step down as "Jeopardy!" host once his contract expires in 2020.

The Hamilton Immigration Partnership Council, housed within the city’s planning and economic development department, hosted the first Hamilton Newcomer Day Friday at city hall.

What exactly is the difference between a crisis and a challenge?

Baby powder maker Johnson & Johnson has been the subject of a string of lawsuits, including two pending class-action cases in Canada, over allegations its product caused ovarian cancer in thousands of women who used the sweet-smelling, moisture-reducing agent for feminine hygiene.

A 47-year-old Stoney Creek man was charged with dangerous driving, failing to remain at the scene of an accident and threatening death.

Election day set for Oct. 22.

Ever wonder what those curious signs are doing in the middle of Hamilton’s various business improvement areas, including along Wilson Street in Ancaster?JUST THE FACTS:The pedestrian kiosks were installed a few years ago in an effort by Hamilt

Man dead after trying to run across Ottawa highway Sunday night

Authorities are investigating after a fishing boat belonging to Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard sank while docked at a marina in the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region.

Toronto stock index down slightly, U.S. markets down as tech stocks fall

Each Thursday morning for the past month or so they’ve been eagerly gathering at Neighbour to Neighbour Centre’s Hamilton Community Food Centre.About 20 mostly women, some with children in-tow, assemble for the weekly International Community Kitc

Toronto mayor not ruling out legal action against province over council size

Police seek man after alleged robbery and assault at Welland, Ont., church

The pediatrician was blunt but not unkind. Even so, her unequivocal message made Jan Wiese bristle.

Archeological work at proposed Ancaster arts centre expected to be completed by end of the month, say city official.

Police seek man after two seniors defrauded in separate incidents

The difference between the right and left is the choice of victim. The hard-left says the killer is a victim, the hard-right blames race. What they have in common is that the actual victims, the dead and injured, are ancillary.

Abid Mirza and Sapna Singh bought a pre-construction home at the height of the market. Now they say it’s worth $100,000 less than what they agreed to pay, and their financing costs have risen.

When Terri Laan and Chris Farner bought the creaky home in Hamilton’s beach community, they had no idea it had belonged to cigar-chomping stock car racing icon Jimmy Howard. Now they’ve made sure all who pass will know the legend