Magna beats first-quarter profit expectations, raises guidance for the year

A 104-year-old Australian man who plans to end his life in Switzerland on Thursday cheerily sang a few bars of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony as he told reporters that medically assisted suicide should be more widely available and not only viewed as a last resort for the terminally ill.

The 14th annual Liberty and Justice Youth Unity Event is being held June 9 at St. Jean De Brebeuf high school.

In sleepy Quebec town, residents prepare to welcome the world for G7 summit

Feds to boost G7 security by flying in 3,000 officers, German shepherds

A shortage of supply and hot demand from downsizers is expected to boost the Toronto area’s luxury condo prices by 10 per cent in the next year, although high-end house prices won’t see the same lift, according to a luxury residential report by Royal LePage.

The revelation that actors were hired to attend a Toronto rally this week in support of Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford is part of a larger trend that is cause for real concern, say political experts.

It was a flight from Detroit.

Federal health officials say six Canadians have been stricken by a strain of E. coli that has a similar genetic fingerprint to romaine lettuce from the U.S. southwest that has already sickened 149 people in 29 states.

To investigators, Arthur Ream was always tight-lipped about any connection he had to the disappearance of half a dozen girls who went missing outside Detroit in the 1970s and 1980s.

NewsAlert: Canadian Tire buying Helly Hansen for $985 million plus debt

Taylor Swift is finally ready to talk about the Kim Kardashian and Kanye West Snapchat incident of 2016. Or at least the aftermath.

‘My life’s on the line,’ Erick Reid told the court. ‘I’m afraid I might get killed.’

It was a statement that confirmed Prince Harry’s burgeoning maturity and his iron determination to struggle for what he cherishes and believes in.

Schreiner says he believes he has a shot of winning a seat in Guelph, as the incumbent, Liberal cabinet minister Liz Sandals, is not running for re-election.

This is Canada. Racism isn’t the whole of who we are, but it is definitely part of our character both systemically and individually, Shree Paradkar writes.

McDonald's serves up bagels amid breakfast war and Tim Hortons franchisee strife

Only St. John’s, Newfoundland fared worse

Bottle crackdown is needed to protect groundwater and combat the “ecological blight of plastic” pollution, says Coun. Aidan Johnson

The paint job on the giant orb should be completed in June.

Biggest crowd in OHL playoffs this season expected at Wednesday’s game

Feds expect to brand less than one per cent of info requests as vexatious

Where Ontario's party leaders are campaigning on May 10

Man in his 20s arrested after WestJet flight diverted to Toronto: police

E. coli in romaine lettuce sickens six Canadians

Scotiabank takes 51 per cent controlling interest in Peru's Banco Cencosud

The stretch of Spencer Creek along Cootes Drive in Dundas is set for a makeover this summer to create better spawning areas for walleye, salmon, trout, pike and other fish.

Peterborough County are looking for the owner of a dirt bike that was recovered after an April 26 drug bust in Ennismore.

"We are pretty upset," said Jane Allen, executive director of Dundas Community Services. "It not only hurts us but also the Dundas community."

Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu says that while she supports Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s decision to apologize for Canada turning away Jewish refugees fleeing the Holocaust in 1939, the number of apologies he’s delivered makes people question his sincerity.

Only St. John’s, Newfoundland fared worse than Hamilton in the comparison of 13 Canadian cities that saw Toronto declared the most youth-friendly place in the country by the index.

Jayson Myers, CEO of Next Generation Manufacturing Canada, spoke at a McMaster manufacturing forum and industry open house Wednesday

Conservative MP questions whether Trudeau's apologies are sincere

Privacy commissioner probing potential privacy breaches by Peel, Toronto police

Residents are sounding the alarm about black smoke “continuously” pouring from stacks at ArcelorMittal Dofasco coke-making plants over several weeks.

Task force chair says ban on home-grown pot paternalistic, unenforceable

Mobile phones in Atlantic Canada buzzed and squealed Wednesday as more tests were conducted on Canada’s new emergency alert system.

Ontario town's fire chief forced out after new retirement policy put in place

Some of Canada’s largest, most influential environment groups say their confidence in the Liberal government’s commitment to sustainability is beginning to wane.

Canada is voicing concerns heard from car companies that some of the rules being considered during the NAFTA negotiations could prove damaging to one of this continent’s biggest industries.

Racist tirade caught on video at Lethbridge Denny's restaurant goes viral

Day 2 of emergency alert testing: officials working to fix Monday failures

The federal government plans to spend more than $2.2 million to fly roughly 3,000 police officers and dozens of German shepherds from all over the country to Quebec City to help secure the sites for next month’s G7 leaders’ summit.

Tory MP's comment in the House on abortion triggers scorn of Liberals, NDP

Knife-wielding break-in suspect had 3-legged dog in garbage bag, police allege

Report from environment groups pans Liberals for fossil fuels, parks management

These are the first chicks to hatch at the site since 2016

The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce recently received two awards from the Ontario Chamber of Commerce.

Furry escape artist on the loose: Dog breaks out of Saskatoon SPCA kennel

California became the first state on Wednesday to require solar panels on almost all new homes, sending the clearest signal yet that rooftop power is moving beyond a niche market and becoming the norm.