Horwath safe bet to win, but new, redrawn ridings offer strategic choices

Horwath safe bet to win, but new, redrawn ridings offer strategic choices

Ford vows to replace sex-ed, math curricula, tie university funds to free speech

More than 7,300 fans joined in a celebration of their city and springtime playoff hockey at FirstOntario Centre.

Provincial election campaign officially kicks off Wednesday

The man who’s been filling in as the country’s chief electoral watchdog for the last 18 months has been nominated to take over the job permanently.

A prominent Indigenous women’s group is giving more dismal grades to Canada’s national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women, saying it lacks transparency, focus and certainty over whether it will get a badly needed extension on its most critical assignment.

Canada needs 'a little more swagger' promoting homegrown innovations: Trudeau

Burlington Hydro recently donated 50 trees to the City of Burlington for Nelson Park.

G7 leaders can't avoid trade talk at summit with Trump, says Canadian sherpa

After a sweeping immigration probe, two Charlottetown hoteliers have been charged with helping to set up fake addresses for Chinese immigrants who entered Prince Edward Island under a business program that has been criticized for lax oversight.

A Victoria event venue has hired a so-called consent captain to help prevent sexual harassment and assaults as bars and nightclubs across Canada grapple with how to respond to the #MeToo movement.

An environmental group is declaring victory following a federal government decision to increase its oversight of habitat for threatened species on provincial land.

Sun Life boosts dividend as first-quarter net income beats analyst estimates

United Conservative leader Jason Kenney says he won't legislate on abortion

Doug Ford moved to appease social conservative voters on Tuesday, vowing to scrap and replace the Liberal government’s sex-ed curriculum days after dropping one of its staunchest opponents as a candidate in the spring election.

Acting chief electoral officer Stephane Perrault to become permanent

QuickList: Where the inquiry has passed, failed and areas that require work

Ottawa to step up monitoring of threatened species habitat on provincial land

Spin Master Corp. Q1 income falls nearly 14% due to Toys "R" Us debt

Doug Ford and his Progressive Conservatives spent part of their day Tuesday explaining why a local candidate hired actors to pose as Tory supporters outside the first leaders’ debate ahead of the Ontario election.

NAFTA's big sticking point: major gaps persist between U.S., Mexico on autos

The leaders of China and North Korea met for the second time in two months Tuesday, staying overnight in this Chinese port city as China worked to regain control in the fast-moving diplomacy over the North’s nuclear program.

NewsAlert: Trump: Iran nuclear agreement a 'horrible, one-sided deal' that 'didn't bring peace'

Under pressure to clamp down on semi-automatic rifles, Trudeau defers to police

Canada's wireless prices justified even if high by world standards, think tank says

Green party exclusion remains a black mark on Ontario’s democratic process, writes Martin Regg Cohn

Afghan vet levels sexual misconduct allegation against NDP MP Christine Moore

One of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s signature bids to promote reconciliation with Indigenous groups in Atlantic Canada is now facing a court challenge and allegations of conflict of interest.

Liberal government to spend $1.6M to showcase Canada at G7 media centre

Kashechewan First Nation in northern Ontario evacuated of all residents due to flood risk

Some young Quebecers will soon be prohibited from driving between midnight and 5 a.m. The measure will apply as of May 18 to young drivers with a learner’s permit.

Witnesses describe police shooting at B.C. ferry terminal

Nearly 100,000 Canadians signed up to become organ donors after learning a victim of last month’s Humboldt Broncos bus crash had signed a donor card just weeks before the accident — and wound up saving six lives.

Pipeline plight: Carr confident feds will convince Kinder Morgan to proceed

La Presse plans to adopt not-for-profit structure, if Quebec legislation changes

Toronto market higher despite losses in energy sector on lower oil price

Scotiabank raises benchmark 5-year fixed mortgage rate, following moves by peers

Police, not politicians, should decide what restrictions to place on specific kinds of guns, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Tuesday, his Liberal government under renewed pressure to impose an outright ban on military-style semi-automatic rifles.

Witnesses describe police shooting at B.C. ferry terminal

MMIW inquiry still failing in several areas in native women's report card

A deadly wetland virus has surfaced among snapping turtles in Cootes Paradise and researchers fear it could wreak havoc on the fragile population of reptiles that has severely declined in numbers over the past several years.

Cooper Woodhouse, 17, last seen in Hamilton on May 4

Hamilton police are still waiting for DNA test results after human remains were found near the shore at the bottom of Millen Road on April 17.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said Moore is being temporarily relieved of her duties

Halifax police officer stabbed while investigating theft of truck

Uncertainty over federal efforts to protect marine areas has “stranded” offshore oil investment as Newfoundland and Labrador faces an unprecedented cash crunch, Premier Dwight Ball said Tuesday.

Facebook on Tuesday said it would stop accepting advertisements related to an upcoming referendum on abortion in Ireland from groups based outside of the country.

A central Alberta zoo is facing two charges under the province’s Wildlife Act after a bear was taken through a drive-thru for ice cream.

Starting Tuesday, restaurants across Utah can begin taking down state-mandated signs saying they aren’t bars. Parents can be protected if they let their children roam freely. And farmers can begin to eye the prospect of legally growing marijuana for a narrow range of purposes.