Trump ramps up Twitter criticism of Canada, G7 as he prepares for Canadian debut

School board said it called parents and police right away, but waited for news release before notifying rest of school community

Nicholas Latifi got his first taste of Formula One action Friday when he drove a Force India car in the first practice session of the Canadian Grand Prix.

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Authorities worked Friday to capture an alligator in a Florida pond after a witness’ report led police to believe the animal may have dragged a woman into the water.

Trump ramps up Twitter criticism of Canada, G7 as he prepares for Canadian debut

Toronto stock index down moderately, loonie steady

China’s politically sensitive trade surplus with the United States widened in May from a year earlier, while its total global surplus shrank as imports accelerated.

Canada’s economy unexpectedly lost jobs for the second month in a row in May, but wages posted their fastest year-over-year increase in nine years, Statistics Canada said Friday.

North Korea continues to stiff Sweden over a bill for 1,000 Volvo sedans shipped back in the 1970s; a Chinese mining company called its four-year venture in the isolated nation a “nightmare”; and an Egyptian telecoms giant doing business there can’t repatriate its profits.

Rogers names Brent Johnston to be new wireless president, starting Monday

Bombardier and Airbus have finalized a partnership agreement that will see the European aircraft manufacturer acquire a majority 50.01 per cent stake in the C Series commercial jet program effective July 1, the companies announced Friday.

Purposeful: Are You a Manager or a Movement Maker?

RBC fires head of U.S. capital markets over workplace relationship

It’s not unusual for the walls of a kindergarten classroom to be plastered with colourful posters.

What does losing official party status mean? The Canadian Press explains

A woman who kidnapped a newborn from a Florida hospital two decades ago — and raised the child as her own — was sentenced Friday to 18 years for kidnapping.

Elections by their very nature produce those who are victorious and those who are defeated. For both, the resulting upheaval to their lives can be dramatic.

Business groups look forward to Ford's industry-friendly policies, seek details

The Senate has approved the Trudeau government’s landmark legislation to lift Canada’s 95-year-old prohibition on recreational cannabis — but with nearly four dozen amendments that the government may not entirely accept.

Ontario Premier-designate Doug Ford says he stands with PM in U.S. trade dispute

Man charged with aggravated assault after Oakville hatchet attack

Police charge man and woman after bank robbery in Brighton, Ont.

Remains to be seen if new provincial government makes any difference.

Anthony Bourdain, the chef who became a world-traveling storyteller, has died at age 61, according to CNN.

A quick rundown of the six leaders meeting with Trudeau at the G7

Despite controversy, Bourdain wasn't shy about championing Canadian cuisine

One man and six teens charged after Toronto cyclist allegedly beaten and robbed

Trudeau's office confirms Stephane Perrault as new chief electoral officer

Ford, Horwath won't say if they'll allow Ontario Liberals to retain party status

Police charge Niagara Falls man in connection with alleged sexual assault

Here's what the protesters in the streets of Quebec City had to say about the G7

Project fit with growing demand for local, natural food.

Ontario Premier-designate Doug Ford says he stands with PM in U.S. trade dispute

Wins midget girl long jump at provincial high school track and field championships

Garneau calls out airline Qatar Airways CEO for saying women can't do his job

Transportation Safety Board to probe tanker that ran aground on St. Lawrence

Pace of new housing construction slows in May, as multi-unit projects slide

NewsAlert: Canada loses 7,500 jobs in May but unemployment rate unchanged

Former teacher will speak on opportunities created by environmental crisis

Trump ramps up Twitter criticism of Canada, G7 as he prepares for Canadian debut

Supreme Court rules against city over 2008 hockey riot vandalism

What do Catherine Callbeck, Alison Redford, Pauline Marois, Kathy Dunderdale and Christy Clark have in common: they are all women who broke the political glass ceiling to become their provinces’ first elected female premier only to have voters sour on them over just one term in office. By her own admission, Ontario’s Kathleen Wynne expects to join the club.

Construction at Ridge Road to repair a culvert and sink hole expected to last three weeks

A 16-year-old boy is facing mischief and break and enter charges in relation to vandalism at an Ancaster church. The charges relate to two incidents at Meadowlands Fellowship Church on Stonehenge Drive over the last few months where windows and doors were broken and some items were stolen. The church responded publicly to the vandalism, which caused about $3,500 in damage, with love and forgiveness. Plywood used to cover the broken windows and doors included messages “You are loved by all” and “No hard feelings, eh?” Hamilton police HEAT unit officers executed two search warrants at an Ancaster residence and a vehicle shortly after 6 p.m. Wednesday. The teen, who cannot be identified under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, was arrested and charged with three counts of mischief under $5,000, and two counts of break and enter. He was expected to appear in court Thursday.

Despite controversy, Bourdain wasn't shy about championing Canadian cuisine

The 20-hectare park on Hamilton Mountain will feature a football field, splash pad and tennis courts

Dozens of protesters in standoff with police in Quebec City suburb

Trump ramps up Twitter criticism of Canada, G7 as he prepares for Canadian debut

One tree on the Mountain stood out, even against the arboreal splendour of indigenous red maple, white ash, black walnut, honey locust and jack pine.