Judge dismisses Aboriginal bid to block sale of P.E.I. golf course

Jury prepares to deliberate in trial of homeowner charged with second-degree murder

Toronto mayor asks for help with refugees and asylum seekers in shelter system

Disciplinary hearing for Toronto cops who allegedly ate pot-infused chocolate

Council will debate asking the province for permission to leave Hamilton’s ward 7 seat empty until the October election – despite a law requiring them to appoint a replacement.

Hamilton Fire spent a couple hours looking for source of smell in lakefront community Monday night before it disappeared

Competition Bureau lays criminal bid rigging charges in Gatineau, Que., case

Maria Figliola’s luck ran out with appeal No. 2.

Messy, screeching peafowl to be removed from Surrey, B.C., neighbourhood

It's Monday morning, four days shy of Christmas, and she's getting the gifts ready.

A local charity’s bid to have the new high school being built at Scott Park named after inventor Nikola Tesla got a bit too pushy for the area’s trustee — so much so he wants the school board to create a lobbyist registry.

Add lanes above or below Highway 401 to ease gridlock, board of trade urges

TORONTO The Toronto Region Board of Trade is calling for a vertical expansion of Highway 401 near Toronto Pearson International Airport to help alleviate gridlock it says is costing households an extra $125 per year in higher prices for everyday goods.

Coast Guard says Great Lakes waters still dangerously cold

Finance ministers to press Morneau about opting out of controversial tax change

Summer snow falls in parts of Newfoundland: 'Never seen it this late in June'

Scotiabank's 1832 Asset Management faces proposed class action lawsuit over fees

The clock is ticking on city council’s decision on how – or if – they will appoint a replacement councillor for a vacant Ward 7 seat.

Jury prepares to deliberate in trial of homeowner charged with second-degree murder

Millgrove’s Susan McKechnie is vying for the Ward 15 seat in October’s municipal election. She said she decided to run because she grew tired of reactionary planning in the ward.

Ward 15 Coun. Judi Partridge has registered for re-election.

RBC invests $2M into cybersecurity research in Israel

President Donald Trump on Tuesday threatened the iconic motorcycle company Harley-Davidson with severe taxes and a public revolt that would eventually put the 115-year-old firm out of business, blasting the Wisconsin firm for a plan to move some operations outside the U.S. as a way to avoid getting caught in the middle of an escalating trade war.

Other parts of Atlantic Canada didn’t fare much better, with Halifax seeing temperatures of about -1 C, Charlottetown 1 C and Fredericton at 2 C.

Park to be renamed for three-year-old boy who died in the cold three years ago

On Sunday, a Tampa, Florida, father took his two young sons to spend the afternoon riding bicycles. Pedro Aguerreberry towed his 3-year-old, Bennett, in a trailer and Lucas, 8, rode his bike behind them. The three were wearing helmets and on a marked bike path when a man plowed a burgundy Dodge Calibre into the family, police said.

The 4-month-old Honduran had just entered the United States illegally with a man who first claimed to be her father, then said he was her uncle, and presented what appeared to be a false birth certificate.

Media fight access restrictions on child detention centres

Finance ministers to press Morneau about opting out of controversial tax change

Virus has wiped carp in southern Ontario waters such as Chemong Lake, Lake Simcoe, Otonabee River, Rice Lake, Lake Scugog and Pigeon Lake.

Pair plead guilty in separate hearing Monday to committing acts of professional misconduct after abusive emails sent to former OMA president.

In a rambling speech in South Carolina, the president again criticized Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over his post-G7 press conference about tariffs.

Woman charged with second-degree murder in death of man struck by car

A couple accused of defrauding the Peterborough Huskies team have been cleared of all charges.

Was Millard, shot through his left eye as he lay on his bed one night in November 2012, depressed or in good spirits at the time of his death? This is a key point of contention at the trial of his son Dellen for murder, writes Rosie DiManno.

There’s an urgent need for blood donors heading into the Canada Day holiday weekend, says Canadian Blood Services.

The man in the black hoodie told a mother through the door that he needed help, that he had been hitchhiking for 30 miles. But in truth, deputies say, Troy George Skinner had travelled much farther than that.

Eastport Drive re-opens following crash with provincial police cruiser

Virus has wiped carp in southern Ontario waters such as Chemong Lake, Lake Simcoe, Otonabee River, Rice Lake, Lake Scugog and Pigeon Lake.

In an unusual turn of events, Jimmy Fallon had a lot of thoughts about President Donald Trump during "The Tonight Show" on Monday.

Bystanders help father, baby escape car, which burst into flames in Burlington

“He acted to save his own life,” Peter Khill’s lawyer said in closing arguments

Problems with cable TV, phone, and internet provider Cogeco have left local customers frustrated and contributed to more than 250 complaints filed with a national agency since May.

This man is the fifth person to be prosecuted in the case police dubbed Project Links

The city hopes the shutdown spurred by out-of-control odour problems will be “very temporary.”

Trade committee returns to Ottawa to talk about the pain of Trump tariffs

Students with special needs increasingly asked to stay home from school:report

Canada spends millions housing and feeding border crossers, detains only some

Two men convicted of polygamy in British Columbia to be sentenced

Canada's largest national park, UNESCO site threatened: environmental assessment