Statistics Canada data from 10 reporting provinces and territories also showed the proportion of Aboriginal youth in custody has steadily increased.

Once Bill C-45 is enacted, the government says it will examine how to make things fairer for individuals who have been previously convicted for minor possession offences

St. Joseph’s Healthcare Foundation's 2018 Spirit of Hope Awards will recognize an “inspiring individual, youth and organization dedicated to helping people living with mental illness and addiction challenges.”

The cancellation of Ontario’s cap-and-trade system will leave billions of dollars in carbon credits in limbo and consumers on the hook for pricey home upgrades that were expected to be part of a rebate program.

A dozen Canadian peacekeepers arrive in Mali as yearlong mission begins

The peacekeepers’ arrival in Mali is the culmination of years of promises by the Liberal government.

Pickton was arrested in February 2002 and convicted of six counts of second-degree murder in December 2007.

Toronto Pride Parade to kick off amid tensions between LGBTQ community, police

What do you do when your two biggest trading partners are embroiled in economic standoffs with the United States? You buy as much gold as you possibly can.

Barely a week in office, Italy’s populist interior minister lost no time in bringing home his message: his government will make good on a campaign pledge to swiftly deport 100,000 migrants from the Mediterranean country.

The idea of screening Europe-bound asylum-seekers in North Africa and the Balkans gained support from several European Union leaders Sunday as tensions over how best to handle new arrivals threatened to undermine the bloc’s unity.

Mali faces many tough challenges, not the least of which is the dire lack of development and opportunity that has made it hard just to survive.

Cedella Roman, 19, who lives in France, had been visiting her mother in North Delta, British Columbia, when she unwittingly crossed the border when jogging.

Serial killer Robert Pickton transferred to Quebec: victim's family

Saudi women drove to work and ran errands on Sunday, relishing the freedom to move about after the kingdom lifted the world’s last remaining ban on women driving.

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement forecasting heavy showers, possible thunderstorms and “significant rainfall” for Hamilton and parts of southern Ontario.

The cancellation of Ontario’s cap-and-trade system will leave billions of dollars in carbon credits in limbo and consumers on the hook for pricey home upgrades that were expected to be part of a rebate program.

Feds to make it 'fair' for those with criminal records for marijuana possession

Billions of dollars in limbo as incoming Ontario premier nixes cap and trade

Once Bill C-45 is enacted, the government says it will examine how to make things fairer for individuals who have been previously convicted for minor possession offences

Carr says he expected in April Canada was going to have to buy the pipeline

Man, 30, charged with first-degree murder after fight in north Toronto

Quebec police search for suspect in death of 71-year-old Laval woman

Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week

Opposition parties tying up work of Parliament with obstruction tactics

The peacekeepers’ arrival in Mali is the culmination of years of promises by the Liberal government.

New Brunswick election will offer preview of 2019 federal battle

BNSF: Estimated 230,000 gallons of oil spilled in derailment

Quebec ticket claims Saturday night's $7 million Lotto 649 jackpot

Kaka returns to theme park mecca, at least on TV

Life is hard for the modern American butterfly. Monarch butterflies, the iconic American insect, are declining in North America, and scientists are scrambling to uncover the mystery of their disappearance during their thousands of kilometres of migration.

Carlo Alberto Capella the first person to be criminally convicted by Vatican for child abuse

Saudi women are in the driver’s seat for the first time in their country and steering their way through busy city streets just minutes after the world’s last remaining ban on women driving was lifted on Sunday.

Erin Maran pleaded guilty to breach of trust after selling information gleaned from illegal searches on people who later ended up dead. Judge said she was “wilfully blind” to the fact that the information was used by criminal organizations.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Quebec for Fete Nationale weekend

The actual job of deputy PM may be extinct in Canada, but when Justin Trudeau needs a stand-in, it’s clear who he trusts, writes Susan Delacourt.

Suspect in custody after Toronto man dies of unspecified injuries, police say

The eccentric former Hamilton inventor was the sole occupant of an automobile that collided with a truck between North Bay and Sturgeon Falls.

Cedella Roman, 19, who lives in France, had been visiting her mother in North Delta, British Columbia, when she unwittingly crossed the border when jogging.

A search is underway for a 20-year-old swimmer after police say he was swept away by rapids in the Ottawa River.

“We’re bleeding pretty bad right now,” said Jim Heimerl, a pork producer in Ohio

Boater dead, another missing after empty vessel found in Ontario lake: police

Search underway for 20-year-old swimmer swept away by rapids in Ottawa River

From boat makers to farmers, US-led tariff war inflicts pain

DOJ gives Congress new classified documents on Russia probe

Pro-EU protesters march in London, demand new vote on Brexit

The federal tax collector is less and less seeing dead people where there aren’t any.

Grave mistakes: Tax agency cuts number of fatal file errors

Superior Court of Justice decision followed protest outside Middle Eastern restaurant in Mississauga last July.

Thousands of anti-Brexit protesters marched Saturday in London to demand a new referendum on leaving the European Union, as a divided Britain marked the second anniversary of its vote to quit the bloc.