Quebecor buying Caisse de depot stake in Quebecor Media for $1.69 billion

PATH Employment Services is hosting a job fair May 31 at the Lincoln Alexander Centre from 3-7 p.m

It will take weeks to figure out the final death tally for city trees, but Friday’s wind storm felled 15 trees in Woodland Cemetery alone

Iran-Contra figure Oliver North named president of the NRA

The texts and calls to John Tarson, a tour operator in Hawaii who has taken thousands of visitors to see lava flowing from the Kilauea volcano over the years, began soon after last week’s spectacular eruptions.

Ontario leaders to hold first of three debates ahead of June election

Mobile devices hooked to LTE service to sound, vibrate emergency test signal

With the average price of gas hovering around $1.30 per litre in Toronto on Monday — up from $1.07 a litre at this time last year — motorists are bracing for a summer of pain at the pumps.

Ford turfed Granic Allen on Saturday, saying in a statement that her comments about certain groups were “irresponsible” and don’t represent the views of the party

George Weston Ltd. raises quarterly dividend, reports $180-million Q1 profit

Three years ago, a renowned Egyptologist made a prediction that, if it came true, would solve the mystery of the only missing mummy from the dynasty of King Tutankhamen.

A party was planned for Saturday to celebrate their friend’s 28th birthday and his move into a new place. Instead, it became a day to mourn Adam Sura’s death.

Four Mountain incumbents are officially running for reelection.

A coalition of agencies is hoping for pre-election provincial approval for temporary safe injection site on Rebecca Street

It may be that the most effective way to strike a blow against a Twitter bully is to be a deft troll. In choosing and unveiling the child-welfare platform she plans to champion, first lady Melania Trump proved she has a well developed sense of irony.

Maria Figliola’s second appeal based on errors in law by first appeal judge, writes Susan Clairmont

Doug Ford was the main target in the first debate ahead of Ontario’s provincial election, with his rivals suggesting Monday that the Progressive Conservative leader, who is leading in the polls, would slash jobs and shrink services if elected premier.

Inquest into jail overdose deaths hears prisoner refused treatment

'Half a world away:' Quilt for Humboldt Broncos crash victims coming from Qatar

Sentencing hearing scheduled for Saskatchewan school shooter who killed four

Victoria event space hires 'consent captain' to help prevent sexual assaults

Almost 100,000 registered to donate organs after Humboldt Broncos crash

Power restored to most Ontarians and Quebecers following destructive wind storm

Maria Figliola’s second appeal based on errors in law by first appeal judge, writes Susan Clairmont

A coalition of agencies is hoping for pre-election provincial approval for temporary safe injection site on Rebecca Street

Stoney Creek residents who experienced damage caused by the “unprecedented” April freezing-rain storm can apply for help from the city’s disaster relief program.

The woman was Tasered after brandishing a knife at a taxi driver

Hawaiian volcanic eruption leaves former Vancouver resident shaken

Tougher provincial emission standards on two cancer-causing chemicals for new or expanding industrial plants in Hamilton are being called “a baby step” toward improving the city’s air quality.

U.S. trade czar Robert Lighthizer has said the window for a deal may only be open for the next one or two weeks.

Police say officers went to the Mohawk Casino in Milton early Friday morning following a report of a kidnapping

NetAccess Systems is holding a talk on “Creating a Digital Vision and Winning Business Strategy” on May 10 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Hydro One, Avista merger approved by U.S. Federal Communications Commission

Ontario leaders to hold first of three debates ahead of June election

— Peterborough MPP Jeff Leal travelled to Havelock on Monday to reassure Havelock-Belmont-Methuen Township (HBM) councilors that the Ontario government is committed to its long-term care investment in the township.

'Grassroots guarantee' website down as UCP leader overrides party's resolution

Increased signage and extra pavement markings.

Kenney returns to Ottawa as wing man in Tories' fight against carbon tax

Barry’s Jewellers, at 730 Upper James Street, will be hosting a Mother’s Day VIP event on Saturday, May 12 at 4 p.m. It’s for the Mother’s Day Butterfly Campaign jewelry draw. Each person who donates to the Interval House of Hamilton Mother’s Day Butterfly Campaign until May 11 at 4 p.m., will have their entered in a draw to win a piece of Barry’s jewelry, worth over $2,000.

Adult film star Stormy Daniels to visit Windsor, Ont., in June for two events

Modernize and reform RCMP's culture, Trudeau government tells new top Mountie

NAFTA watch: Countries meet in possible final push for deal in 2018

Fanfare greets furry foursome: Giant panda family makes its Calgary Zoo debut

Gray and Mykytyshyn both bring conservative connection

Demand threatening to overwhelm mental-health clinics for veterans: Documents

— Ronald Smith’s father still had a bedroom and a vintage car waiting for the day his son might come home to Alberta from the Montana prison where he has been on death row for 35 years.

Hundreds of mourners came together at a chapel north of Toronto on Sunday, where they sang songs and said prayers in remembrance of one of 10 people who died in last month’s deadly van attack in north Toronto.

Wounded Quebec City mosque worshippers urge Trudeau to ban assault weapons

For the first time in eight years, Catholic school supporters in Dundas and Ancaster appear headed to the polls in this fall’s municipal election to determine who will represent them.

New signs generating honks and shock from locals