Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he has asked Transport Minister Marc Garneau to find solutions following Greyhound’s withdrawal of bus service from western Canada.

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PM must ‘walk a fine line’ between Canada’s interests, U.S. relations

Matthew Green confirms plans to seek federal NDP nomination next year. He won’t run for re-election this fall.

Conservative party pulls attack ad of black man walking over Trudeau tweet

Ford says consultation on sex-ed curriculum will be largest in Ontario history

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau levelled fresh condemnation at Vladimir Putin on Tuesday but refused to weigh in on the Russian president’s meeting with Donald Trump — underscoring what experts say is the difficult tightrope act that the U.S. president is forcing Canada to walk on the world stage.

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Blistered by bipartisan condemnation of his embrace of a longtime U.S. enemy, President Donald Trump sought Tuesday to “clarify” his public undermining of American intelligence agencies, saying he had misspoken when he said he saw no reason to believe Russia had interfered in the 2016 U.S. election.

No danger after freight train derailment near Quebec-Ontario border

Three members of a Calgary family are dead and three others were injured after a highway crash during a trip to visit relatives in Texas.

“In metal I found an opportunity to create really unique items that nobody’s made before,” Carol Nasvytis says.

Haldimand County and Niagara Falls also issued burning bans last week

The Ministry of Labour is still investigating a construction worker’s death during a city sewer project in upper Stoney Creek last month.

The U.S. president says he used the wrong word in the answer to a question about whether he believed the allegations by American intelligence agencies about Russian efforts to sway the election that brought him to power.

The Tories are belatedly attempting damage control on their regressive sex-ed policy — albeit through obfuscation, not education, writes Martin Regg Cohn

“In metal I found an opportunity to create really unique items that nobody’s made before,” Carol Nasvytis says.

Doug Ford to announce inquiry into previous Liberal government's spending

A man accused of killing a senior citizen by shoving him in front of a Toronto subway train had his case put over for a month during a brief video court appearance on Tuesday.

Trudeau asks transport minister to tackle Greyhound's western pullout

A Hamilton public school trustee wants his board to defy Premier Doug Ford’s government on sex education by refusing to go back to teaching the 1998 curriculum.

A second exploration of a site where alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur is accused of burying the bodies of numerous men yielded human remains on nearly every day of a nine-day search, Toronto police said Tuesday.

In his highest profile speech since leaving office, former U.S. President Barack Obama on Tuesday denounced the policies of President Donald Trump without mentioning his name, taking aim at the “politics of fear, resentment, retrenchment,” and decrying leaders who are caught lying and “just double down and lie some more.”

"In healthy democracies, good leadership leads to new leadership," said Ward 3 Coun. Matthew Green

'Hard to accept:' Calgary family's vacation ends in tragedy on Texas highway

Amazon.com kicked off its big Prime Day sales promotion with technical glitches on its website and app, threatening its 36-hour sales extravaganza.

Toronto police suspend officer after alleged leak during 'potential risk' probe

Quebec man dies after tractor he was driving flips over

Police wrap examination of property linked to McArthur, find more remains

‘Unparliamentary language” in the Ontario Legislature as rare summer session continues.

Studying suicide notes can help with prevention, research suggests

MGM sues Vegas mass shooting victims, argues it isn't liable

Toronto man killed, B.C. man injured after both were swept over waterfall

Canada should help Holocaust denier on trial in Germany: civil liberties group

Man and woman charged in Oshawa, Ont., road rage incident

Public health agency warns of blue-green algae in Toronto waters

Ontario’s new Progressive Conservative government has appointed a former British Columbia premier to lead an independent inquiry into the previous Liberal government’s spending.

A 20-year-old motorist suffered serious injuries after flying over a water feedermain in Milton early Tuesday morning.

1,200 rabbits have been destroyed in Alberta mountain town

A new report has found that a culture of bullying, harassment and sexism has been tolerated at Memorial University’s faculty of medicine in St. John’s, N.L., with some female students saying they were subject to remarks about their size, asked to get coffee for others and told they should stick to family practice.

Bicyclist versus lift bridge. What could possibly go wrong?

Members of Trudeau's youth council urge cancellation of Kinder Morgan buyout

Doug Ford to announce inquiry into previous Liberal government's spending

— Amazon is hoping customers don't see any more dogs, after early problems on Prime Day meant people trying to shop got only images of the cute canines delivering an apologetic message.

Patients warned to get tested after dirty equipment found at walk-in clinic

Halton Regional Police has had contact with a missing 15-year-old Burlington girl.

Salt miners in Goderich, Ont., vote to end 12-week strike

From 1990 to 1994 the park was upgraded by the city that included repairing the stone wall, installing lights, walkways and furniture.

Our solar system's oldest and biggest planet, Jupiter, has many moons. And astronomers have just announced the discovery of a dozen more.

Doug Ford to announce inquiry into previous Liberal government's spending