The federal government rolled out a new cybersecurity strategy on Tuesday that is designed to better protect the country and its citizens from the growing threat of online attacks and crime.

A Waterdown man is being sought in connection with a stabbing at a Burlington bar early Tuesday morning.

Quebec national assembly adopts motion aimed at making sport abuse free

Days before an aviation executive was found dead in his bed — a bullet lodged in his brain — his son called him a failure and blamed him for the financial woes the family-owned business was facing, a murder trial in Toronto heard Tuesday.

Toronto Public Health warning about hepatitis A at Union Station food kiosk

A Mississauga woman has been charged after her infant son was found unattended in a vehicle Sunday afternoon in Oakville.

Energy and financial sectors weigh on Toronto stock market; U.S. markets mixed

Vancouver-based band 54-40 will headline the 40th annual Canal Days Marine Heritage Festival this summer, with Lowest of the Low and 97.7 HTZ-FM’s Rock Search winner sharing the stage.

A man seen waving a loaded handgun around Hess Village early Tuesday faces several firearm charges after being tasered during arrest, Hamilton Police said.

Advocates hoped for more concrete G7 gender equality commitments

U.S. President Donald Trump’s sharp comments against Canada over trade are just a blip in an otherwise unbreakable, long-standing friendship, say some Americans living in the northeastern part of the country near the Canadian border.

TORONTO — Two Toronto police officers are facing misconduct charges over allegations they failed to properly investigate the case of a young woman who went missing after a night out in the city’s gay village.

Nunavut could have a new leader before the week is out — less than a year after Premier Paul Quassa was chosen.

DETROIT - Electric car maker Tesla Inc. is laying off about 3,600 workers mainly from its salaried ranks as it slashes costs in an effort to deliver on CEO Elon Musk's promise to turn a profit in the second half of the year.

Feds roll out new cybersecurity strategy to protect from online attacks, crime

A man accused of battering his girlfriend shot an officer and barricaded himself in a Florida apartment, where police ultimately discovered that he killed the four children he had been holding hostage before killing himself, a police chief said.

A growing number of Canadian listeners are playing their favourite tunes on streaming music platforms — and the shift in habits is giving a boost to playlists.

Pearson International Airport testing pick-ups using Uber and Lyft

Officers charged with misconduct in Tess Richey missing persons investigation

Claiming success at their whirlwind summit, President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un left Singapore Tuesday, praising their face-to-face progress toward ridding the Korean Peninsula of nuclear weapons. Yet Trump faced pointed questions at home about whether he got little and gave away much — including an agreement to halt U.S. military exercises with South Korea.

B.C. tech firm denies lying to committee probing Facebook data scandal

Hamilton councillors agreed to spend nearly $160,000 to keep about 30 local charitable programs alive after nearly 20 local organizations saw their funding dollars eliminated by the United Way of Halton and Hamilton.“I don’t know why it always la

Italy dispatched two ships Tuesday to help take 629 migrants stuck off its shores on the days-long voyage to Spain in what is forecast to be bad weather, after the new populist government refused them safe port in a dramatic bid to force Europe to share the burden of unrelenting arrivals.

Nunavut members of the legislature to vote on removing premier

A senior adviser to U.S. President Donald Trump has apologized for saying there is a “special place in hell” for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Man literally falls into police's hands after eluding them

Premier-designate Doug Ford and his transition team are quietly and methodically putting together the first Progressive Conservative government at Queen’s Park in 15 years.

A growing number of Canadian listeners are playing their favourite tunes on streaming music platforms — and the shift in habits is giving a boost to playlists.

Starvation can be a life or death matter, but police in eastern Ontario say a woman's recent complaint about the wait time for her pizza order doesn't quite qualify.

Under the tax scheme, clients shuttled millions of dollars offshore through a colourful cast of characters, including a Bahamas-based businessman later accused of stealing $20 million, and his former partner, who was shot outside his office.

Don't call 911 if your pizza isn't ready on time, provincial police say

Gelder says councillors must recognize city's common interests.

Show gets pre-empted for president’s summit so viewers miss seeing David get taken to hospital. But Becca ‘breaks down’ Chris’s walls and finally decides to keep Colton, and Clay also gets hurt.

Trump confused by Trudeau's 'pushed around' comment: 'We just shook hands!'

Energy and financial sectors weigh on Toronto stock market; U.S. markets mixed

Toronto police say a search in Lake Ontario for a missing boater who family identified as a DJ is now officially a recovery operation.

Bode Miller said he and his wife are "beyond devastated" by the death of their 19-month-old daughter, Emeline. The toddler died in a drowning accident on Sunday.

There’s a moment near the end of Stephen Fry’s Shaw Festival marathon “Mythos” — say, hour six or so — when he goes on a funny tangent about doing the voice for a new audio book several years ago.

SINGAPORE President Donald Trump reprised his criticism of Canada's prime minister here Tuesday, threatening that Justin Trudeau's tough exchanges with him over trade policy would "cost a lot of money for the people of Canada."

A Waterdown man is being sought in connection with a stabbing at a Burlington bar early Tuesday morning.

Earlier this year, a passenger was standing on the jet bridge, moments from boarding his South African Airways flight, when an obstacle appeared in the shape of a Customs and Border Protection officer. During the random search at Washington Dulles International Airport, the law enforcer asked the man how much money he was carrying. He responded $500, normally not an amount an officer would question, except in one instance — when it's a lie.

A growing number of GTA tenants are concerned about landlords asking for too much personal information, from SINs to mental-health history, as they search for affordable housing in a red-hot real-estate market.

A Tennessee grandmother is accused of transporting her grandchildren, ages 7 and 8, in dog kennels in her vehicle.

Arkansas wildlife officials are urging boaters to avoid a section of a river in the northern part of the state after a sinkhole opened up and created a dangerous whirlpool that led to a man's death.

Trump economic adviser Larry Kudlow suffers heart attack

A Toronto man accused of killing his father - whose death was initially ruled a suicide - had bought the handgun found next to his dad’s body from a weapons dealer a few months earlier, his trial heard Monday.

Not enough minds were boggled by the actions of killer nurse Elizabeth “Bethe” Wettlaufer, writes Heather Mallick

Migrants transferred to Italian ships for trip to Spain

Gunman kills self, 4 child hostages after Florida standoff

Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, the president's daughter and son-in-law, brought in at least $82 millionvin outside income while serving as senior White House advisers during 2017, according to new financial disclosure forms released Monday.