After re-enacting the fatal shooting of an aviation executive 20 times using mannequin heads, police forensic experts concluded it was unlikely the man shot himself in the face, as authorities initially believed, a murder trial heard Thursday.

Halifax Regional Police are being criticized for not tracking drink-tampering incidents in the city amid multiple reports of spiked drinks at downtown bars and an emergency-room doctor who says it happens regularly.

Ferguson stands by criticism of Phoenix pay system as incomprehensible failure

Sweeping list of recommendations calls for better economic outcomes for women

An Ottawa-area legislator has been appointed interim leader of Ontario’s Liberals after the party’s stunning defeat in last week’s election.

Ontario's Doug Ford to make case for NAFTA deal to U.S. counterparts

Company has registered eight lobbyists to talk about the project with Hamilton politicians and bureaucrats. Public information meetings are not slated until summer.

Canada's billions in fossil fuel subsidies to go under the microscope

Mulcair marks retirement by calling on Canada to be champion of democracy

Métis grandmother Elaine Durocher, who has lived on Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside for 11 years, says it’s time for an investigation into the disproportionate rate that Indigenous people are “carded” by Vancouver police.

MPs were facing another long night of marathon voting Thursday as the Conservatives pushed the government to disclose how much its carbon price is going to cost Canadian families.

Ruthowsky was convicted of bribery, attempt to obstruct justice, criminal breach of trust and trafficking cocaine after a 25-day jury trial in Toronto.

Courtney Weavers’ name was incorrect in a photo caption about the Canada Centre for Inland Waters in The Spectator Thursday. In addition, the tank she was in was 13,000 gallons. The Spectator regrets the errors.

Group of Canadian and U.S. mayors speaks out against trade tariffs

Senate won't fully move out of Centre Block until end of year, reno delayed

There have been no reported deaths of North Atlantic right whales in Canadian waters this year — with dozens of the endangered mammals spotted amid strict fishing and vessel speed restrictions, federal officials say.

The elegant draft horses that pull tourist caleches through Old Montreal will soon be clip-clopping their way into the city’s history books as the municipal administration moves forward with a plan to ban the activity as of 2020.

Nunavut members of the legislature to hold non-confidence vote on premier

Spacewalking astronauts set up TV cameras Thursday for new crew capsules set to arrive in coming months.

Technology companies are racing to develop ultra-precise digital maps that can guide self-driving cars within inches of where they should be — a hurdle the industry needs to clear if it hopes to deliver on its promise of widespread use of driverless vehicles.

NDP Leader Andrea Horwath vowed Thursday to hold Doug Ford accountable for every decision he will make as Ontario’s next premier, saying her party would be a voice for the majority of people in the province, who did not vote for Ford’s Progressive Conservatives.

Greg Van Geffen says he’s decided “with a heavy heart” to not seek re-election as the Dundas area’s public school trustee.

The RCMP in Halifax say a 12-year-old twice dialed 911 to complain about the salad that was made for him, and his dislike for it.

Police identify 28-year-old woman found dead inside Toronto apartment

Toronto police investigating Banksy print stolen from city's west end

Goodwill — the Amity Group is holding the grand opening of its newest career and donation centre in Burlington.

Hamilton police said Garth, south of Rymal, expected to be closed for several hours

A 51-year-old Oakville driving instructor who faced charges in connection with allegations of sexual assault has been found not guilty.

Social media users are pledging to #BuyCanadian amid a simmering trade standoff with the U.S., but experts say pocketbook patriotism may have unintended consequences on both sides of the border.

Feds set new standards for trucks, buses to cut tailpipe emissions

The group known for Cirque du Soleil’s acrobatic performances is eyeing struggling malls for an opportunity to grow its business.

"There could be a more favourable finding," said Hamilton Mountain Coun. Tom Jackson

Hamilton police said closure expected to last several hours

Rogers cutting one-third of digital content and publishing team, about 75 jobs

An original print by renowned street artist Banksy was stolen from an unauthorized exhibition of his works in Toronto, police said Thursday as they investigated the theft.

Ontario home prices expected to rise moderately, declines unlikely to persist

Pedestrian Margaret Black was struck in Dundas and died nine days later.

Canada faces new trade test from Italy as feds battle challenges on many fronts

Trump accused in lawsuit of misusing charitable foundation

There were at least 89 tiny blood spatter stains found at the crime scene.

Nunavut members of the legislature to hold non-confidence vote on premier

"All politics is local," said West Hamilton resident Vincent Samuel.

Three adults in polyamorous relationship declared legal parents of child

NDP will hold Doug Ford to account as party forms official Opposition: Horwath

Fully 58 per cent of eligible voters turned out in a high stakes provincial campaign, yielding the most democratic outcome in nearly two decades, Martin Regg Cohn writes

Nunavut members of the legislature to hold non-confidence vote on premier

Teen organizer of Ontario town's first Pride parade gets surprise call from PM

Senate won't fully move out of Centre Block until end of year, reno delayed

Crime scene reconstruction expert to testify at Dellen Millard's murder trial

"Quitely frankly, it will open up Pandora's box. It will destroy prime agricultural land in Hamilton," said Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson