Whichever party forms the next government in June must address the skills shortage that is crippling the economy.

Leaders campaigning for June 7 election in north, southwest and Toronto today

Man charged with voyeurism after incident at Ingersoll, Ont., health club

Man charged after woman and dog assaulted in Kingston, Ont., park: police

Energy and financials weigh on Toronto stock market, loonie moves lower

Kelly Clarkson was a brand-new coach on "The Voice" this year — but that didn't stop her from making a bold proclamation in the very first episode of the season in February, when she made a bid for contestant Brynn Cartelli.

Those who knew 26-year-old Matthew Johnston never questioned whether he was actually an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent.

Hamilton country group The Redhill Valleys are one of nine acts across Canada in the running to win SiriusXM’s Top of the Country competition with $25,000 in prizes at stake.

CIBC reports second-quarter net income up nearly 25 per cent from year ago

Suspect signed a waiver, left a set of keys as collateral and took bike for test ride.

Suspect took $7,000 bike on test drive, didn't return

Halton police charge second person in human trafficking investigation

The RCMP says two men are facing charges following an investigation into the possible diversion of opioids from a Hamilton pharmacy.

Rocco Zito may have been old, small and in poor health, but he was still dangerous and actively involved in organized crime when he was shot to death in his North York home, a murder trial heard Tuesday.

Accused serial killer Bruce McArthur makes a court appearance

OPP lay over 11,000 driving charges in the week leading up to Victoria Day

President Donald Trump offered support Wednesday for Tomi Lahren, a provocative Fox News pundit who had a drink thrown at her while leaving brunch at a Minneapolis restaurant over the weekend.

Tim Hortons falls to 67th in reputation rankings by Reputation Institute

It was supposed to be a joyful day for a 23-year-old Southwest Philadelphia woman who got married Sunday and is about five months pregnant with twins.

Author Philip Roth, who tackled self-perception, sexual freedom, his own Jewish identity and the conflict between modern and traditional morals through novels that he once described as "hypothetical autobiographies," has died. He was 85.

The stories seem as tall as the lake is deep. For hundreds of years, visitors to Scotland's Loch Ness have described seeing a monster that some believe lurks in the depths.

US, South Korea work to keep North Korea summit on track

Michael Rotondo refuses to move out of his parents' house.

Trump seethes over Russia probe, calls for end to 'SPYGATE'

Police lay several charges against Guelph man after vehicle reported stolen

Regina—And now, they wait.

Becca Kufrin is getting maried.

One way or another, these women will be heard, Susan Clairmont writes.

Andrea Horwath is the first provincial NDP leader in a generation who can campaign without the weight of the Rae government on her shoulders, Tim Harper writes.

Police say the 30-year-old took alcohol from the small business’ bar fridge

Where the leaders are for Wednesday, May 23

Leaders campaigning for June 7 election in north, southwest and Toronto today

The Stop Climate Change party doesn’t want to see emissions reduced, it wants to see them eliminated.

Stranger sought after two teens stabbed on Toronto street

Poilievre demands Liberals take the lid off the 'carbon tax cover-up'

New public elementary students moving into upper Stoney Creek’s Nash neighbourhood will be bused to Tapleytown school, rather than Billy Green, once the school being built in the Summit Park survey opens.

When G7 finance and international development ministers convene in British Columbia next week, Canada hopes the meetings will generate fresh ideas on how aid money can be leveraged to entice the private sector to boost investments in poorer parts of the world.

The arrival of two endangered North Atlantic right whales in the Gulf of St. Lawrence has thrown several lucrative fisheries for a loop.

— Durham Regional Police are looking to educate the public after children consumed marijuana snacks at an Oshawa elementary school on two separate occasions in the past month.

B.C. files constitutional challenge of Alberta's fuel restriction law

One way or another, these women will be heard, Susan Clairmont writes.

Senators bow to will of elected government on transport modernization bill

Groundbreaking Hamilton study on aging raises alarm about home care demand and social isolation

OREA isn't backing down from GTHA affordability messaging after TREB controversy

The president of Quebec City’s Islamic Cultural Centre appealed to a parliamentary committee Tuesday to include a ban on assault-style weapons in proposed gun control legislation.

Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould tabled legislation Tuesday which, if passed, would introduce a number of changes to federal family laws — billed by the Liberal government as the first substantive update for the laws in 20 years. Five things to know:

In a pursuit of money and influence that began at President Donald Trump’s inauguration, two American businessmen sought to leverage connections that stretched from Persian Gulf palaces to the Oval Office into more than a billion dollars in contracts.

Clashes between police and groups of masked youths erupted Tuesday on the sidelines of a labour march in Paris, forcing protesting civil servants to stand clear of flying debris and tear gas canisters.

Canadian government spending tens of millions on Facebook ads, boosted posts

Ontario’s opposition parties seemed to write off the governing Liberals nearly halfway through the province’s election campaign, as new polls suggest the Progressive Conservatives and the New Democrats are tied for the most support.