Former MP Paul Dewar says his brain cancer is terminal

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

After summit, Trump announces halt to US-SKorea 'war games'

The ‘b’ in IHOb stands for burgers.

After summit, Trump announces halt to US-SKorea 'war games'

The Royal Botanical Gardens has created a brand new rose garden. But even more interesting, it has developed a whole new way to grow the flowers.

Fire contained to one house, said firefighter spokesperson Claudio Mostacci

President Donald Trump said he had "developed a very special bond" with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during their historic summit here Tuesday, and proclaimed the start of a new era that could break a cycle of nuclear brinkmanship and stave off a military confrontation.

Actor was in Toronto for groundbreaking of Nobu Restaurant, Hotel and Residences on Mercer St.

Hamilton Police say two people were tasered and two others pepper sprayed in separate incidents in Hess Village overnight.

Jury selection is charged because the accused is white and the victim, Jon Styres, is Indigenous, writes Susan Clairmont, echoing the Colten Boushie case in Saskatchewan where a white farmer shot an Indigenous man.

The broken breakwater is floating again with help from 1,200 barrels strapped together.

U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat to impose 25 per cent tariffs on auto imports from Canada would devastate the integrated supply chain that has been built up over decades and also cause job losses on both sides of the border, industry experts warn.

Paul Wilson serves up the story behind Lunch-Bags.ca on Ferguson

Stigma a major issue for many young people with Type 1 diabetes, study finds

'I'm so happy': Dennis Rodman weeps as Trump and Kim meet

Plane taxis to Orlando gate - after alligator crosses tarmac

The score of the pre-season game between Hamilton and Toronto was incorrect in a USA Today feature story on Johnny Manziel published in the Spectator June 9. In fact, Toronto won the game 36-18. The Spectator regrets the error.

The company reported the 20-second emission of coal dust Saturday morning

Jury selection is charged because the accused is white and the victim, Jon Styres, is Indigenous, writes Susan Clairmont, echoing the Colten Boushie case in Saskatchewan where a white farmer shot an Indigenous man.

Most shelters operating at above capacity and struggling to make ends meet, say charities.

President Donald Trump said it himself to Congress and the American people: “No regime has oppressed its own citizens more totally or brutally than the cruel dictatorship in North Korea.”

A Hamilton man has been given a six-and-a-half-year sentence for tripping his victim and causing him to hit his head on the pavement during a robbery, resulting in his death.

Montreal police opened an internal investigation Monday after a widely shared video showed an officer pepper-spraying a black driver liberally in the face over alleged excessive honking.

Chief military judge faces five more charges, case proceeding to court martial

Trump attacks put fresh focus on Canada's supply-managed dairy system

A new study on ballast water discharge has found Great Lakes ships are moving non-native species from the lower lakes to western Lake Superior.

Former PM Mulroney predicts Trump rage at Justin Trudeau a passing storm

TORONTO — From choosing cabinet members and hiring political aides, to picking office space and conducting background checks on legislators, Ontario’s newly-elected Progressive Conservatives must tackle a lengthy to-do list as they prepare to take power for the first time in 15 years — and observers say their decisions could set the tone for the rest of their term.

Toronto transit passenger injured by sudden braking dies in hospital, police say

Last call: Alberta changing craft beer subsidy plan after trade ruling

Text of the post-G7 motion of solidarity passed Monday in House of Commons

As U.S. officials heap scorn on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a Republican senator is trying to ease international trade tensions by calling attention to an unusual paper mill in Maine that is “truly intertwined” with its cross-border neighbours in New Brunswick.

A nurse who killed elderly patients in her care was disciplined several times over poor job performance but no one thought she was seriously harming people at the long-term care home where she worked, a former supervisor testified Monday at the public inquiry examining Elizabeth Wettlaufer’s actions.

CPP Investment Board approached about Trans Mountain, CEO says no decision yet

Nurse who killed 8 patients faced discipline at care home, inquiry hears

Ford meets with transition team as Tories prepare to form Ontario government

Heavy fighting in Yemen between pro-government forces and Shiite rebels has killed more than 600 people on both sides in recent days, security officials said Monday.

Pink Floyd Niagara fans, the wait is over — welcome to the machine. Again.

Actor Robert De Niro ramped up his recent attacks on U.S. President Donald Trump by apologizing to Canadians on Monday for the American leader’s conduct and commentary following the G7 summit in Quebec.

The Ancaster BIA is holding a social media contest to win a prize package from businesses in Ancaster Village.

CN must reopen vital Thunder Bay bridge to cars; Ontario's top court rules

Suad Badri knows the frustrations of being a refugee, but she would never complain.

Based on conversations on background and on-the-record talks with Canadian and other G7 delegation officials over the past three days, the behind-the-scenes dynamic was a tense one

Trump's auto tariffs would devastate supply chains, cause mass layoffs: experts

Liberals to unveil changes to key program fighting homelessness today

Cities working to get homeless Canadians off the streets and into homes will be given more money and fewer spending restrictions under a revamp of the Liberal government’s centrepiece homelessness program.

Starbucks closed about 1,100 Canadian locations for anti-bias training Monday afternoon in a bid to make its stores more inclusive after the April arrest of two black men, who had been refused permission to use the washroom at a Starbucks in Philadelphia.

Image purportedly uploaded by Millard to a gaming website just two weeks before Wayne Millard died.

Americans turn to social media to show support for Canadian culture exports