It was the liveliest Ontario election debate in decades.The three major party leaders faced off Sunday night for the final time in the June 7 election campaign

Hamilton woman mistaken for dead; loses TV, phone, internet service, writes Jeff Mahoney

Coun. Merulla says she just wanted to make sure that if council drops LRT ball, the city would still get the cash, writes Andrew Dreschel

Where the leaders are for Monday, May 28

Ontario's three main party leaders back on the campaign trail after final debate

Canadian weapons destined for Kurds should go to Ukraine instead: Conservatives

Ontario will enjoy warmer conditions than last year’s relatively cool summer

NDP leader Andrea Horwath and PC leader Doug Ford sparred in the final TV debate

Crucial last TV debate looms for Ontario leaders as June 7 voting day nears

Wynne says she’s “genuinely sorry” that more people don’t like her, but she’s not sorry about what she has done to make life in Ontario better.

Beaches in Florida were largely empty ahead of Memorial Day as the first named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, subtropical storm Alberto, approached the northern Gulf Coast carrying brisk winds and heavy rain.

Parti Quebecois promises free education as electoral platform unveiled

Heading into the leaders’ debate Sunday night, it was clear momentum in the Ontario election had shifted — dramatically, writes Geoffrey Stevens

Free-market forces have given Canadians the ability to summon meals or cars at the touch of a button and demand $1 million for an urban bungalow. But as frustrated parents know all too well, the same forces haven’t solved the problem of finding child care.

Burlington’s Joseph Brant Hospital Foundation is again designating June as Join the J month, a way for Burlingtonians to support their local hospital. People can show their support by putting a “We Joined” lawn sign in front of their homes or a decal in their car and home windows. To request a lawn sign or window decal, visit jointhej.ca.

Toronto police investigate fatal stabbing of 56-year-old man in city's east end

The annual Basset Bustle Extravaganza was held Saturday at at Copetown Community Centre.

— Manitoba civil servants will be able swig a beer at office parties, but smoking a joint will still be a no-no after recreational cannabis is legalized, says a draft policy obtained by The Canadian Press.

Indigenous chiefs, activists attend Kinder Morgan protest in Montreal

It was 1948 when her father told her. He was laying on the chesterfield in the living room of their Yarmouth, N.S., home, his body ravaged by tuberculosis.

“Model city hall” initiative exposes high schoolers to municipal politics

Police identify teenager stabbed to death at Mississauga, Ont. house party

Ontario NDP leader casts vote in Hamilton Centre Sunday

Crucial last TV debate begins at 6:30 p.m., as June 7 voting day nears

— When Tsawout First Nation Chief Harvey Underwood looks up at the stars, he knows his community has a place among them.

— Praise flowed in from politicians of all stripes when former governor general Michaëlle Jean was named the first woman leader of la Francophonie four years ago, but her support appears less unanimous as she prepares to seek another term.

Bernier to Caesar-Chavannes: 'You think the world revolves around your skin colour'

— South Korean President Moon Jae-in said Sunday that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un committed in their surprise meeting to sitting down with U.S. President Donald Trump and to a “complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.”

Parti Quebecois promises free education as electoral platform unveiled

— Another person has died in Congo of a confirmed case of Ebola, bringing the number of fatalities to 12, said the country’s health ministry.

— The U.S. government has filed an asset forfeiture complaint involving an ancient mosaic believed to have been looted from war-torn Syria and illegally imported into the United States, where authorities say it was seized from a California man.

Just after daybreak, Hamed al-Shaer came down the narrow stairway of his family’s home in southern Gaza pulling a black suitcase and said goodbye to his mother.

— Irish Catholics attending Sunday mass were disappointed with the result of a referendum in which voters opted to legalize abortion and think it reflects the weakening of the Roman Catholic Church — a situation that was unthinkable in Ireland a generation ago.

Police investigating death of 26-year-old man in Brampton

Michaelle Jean could face tough battle in bid for Francophonie re-election

Girl, 15, charged after baby's body is found in Brampton, Ont., home

One year of Scheer: Conservatives mark first anniversary with new leader

Crucial last TV debate looms for Ontario leaders as June 7 voting day nears

​Environment Canada is warning that several cities in southern Ontario may be faced with poor air quality Sunday.

Westdale student wins senior boys 100 m, 200 m and 400 m in record times

Hip-replacement technique gets patients back on their feet sooner

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

Two men charged with first-degree murder in death of Toronto woman

A Sikh organization has condemned rumours circulating in the wake of Thursday’s attack that injured 15 people, as police continue to hunt for two suspects.

The controversial rise of the eastern Metis: 'Where were these people all this time?'

Florida, Alabama and Mississippi have launched emergency preparations ahead of the arrival of Subtropical Storm Alberto

Ottawa seniors' residence evacuated due to fire; 1 taken to hospital

SEOUL, Korea, Republic Of - South Korean President Moon Jae-in said Sunday that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un committed in their surprise meeting to sitting down with President Donald Trump and to a "complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula."

No winning ticket for Saturday night's $7 million Lotto 649 jackpot

Where the leaders are for Sunday, May 27