NewsAlert: MP Erin Weir says he has been ousted from NDP caucus

Some Bell business customers have phone outage, problem seems to be in Ontario

An Indigenous woman who led a lengthy march in northern Manitoba to draw awareness to the scourge of crystal meth in her community tearfully confronted Indigenous Services Minister Jane Philpott Wednesday, asking for help.

Lawsuits filed against Ontario long-term care providers allege serious neglect

Portable device can detect fentanyl in street drugs within seconds: researchers

The Toronto real estate market appears to be stabilizing after last year’s frenzied pace of sales and skyrocketing prices, but transactions have still sunk to their lowest level since 2009.

Trudeau says pot will be legal this summer, despite calls for delay

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh kicked Saskatchewan MP Erin Weir out of his party’s caucus Thursday as he tried to close the book on what has become a messy and increasingly combative controversy for the third-place New Democrats.

Six-pack of scandal: A half-dozen highlights from a zany day in Trump's D.C.

Twitter urges users to change their passwords after bug exposed passwords

Justin Brake, a journalist who faces civil and criminal charges over his reporting about the impact of the Muskrat Falls hydro project on Indigenous people, has won the 20th annual Press Freedom Award.

Toronto stocks lower as energy and financial sectors fall, U.S. markets down

Tesla CEO Elon Musk sounded particularly charged up for the electric carmaker’s first quarter earnings call. And that didn’t do Tesla’s shareholders much good.

OPP believe there may be more victims and are asking people to come forward

Two City Housing Hamilton townhouse units look like new thanks to the work of about 100 building renovation, construction engineering technician and cabinetry program students from Mohawk College’s Stoney Creek campus.

With the BQ relegated to the sidelines in the Commons, other Quebec voices have filled the vacuum, Chantal Hebert writes.

"This is a significant and strategic investment for the college," said Mohawk College president Ron McKerlie.

Canada Post Group reports 2017 profit up as parcel business swells

New Brunswick government launches financial assistance program for flood damage

Territories ask Liberals to redo funding, plans to meet housing needs in North

Hamilton police say a 34-year-old driver was clocked at 115 kilometres-per-hour in a 60 km/h zone before an officer pulled him over early Thursday.

Record high imports helped push Canada’s trade deficit to a record for March as it grew to $4.1 billion, Statistics Canada said Thursday.

Q&A with Lac Seul First Nation Chief Clifford Bull, candidate in northern riding

Arizona lawmakers pulled an all-nighter Thursday to enact a budget that provides big raises for many of the state’s striking teachers, potentially ending the five-day walkout that kept more than a million public school students out of the classroom.

Kiiwetinoong: Vast new northern Ontario riding fledges wings as vote looms

The Canadian military has been getting heavier up top — and not in the muffin sort of way.

No one was injured and the boat was towed back to Fifty Point Marina

Wasaga Beach’s computer systems have been crippled by a cyberattack.

A City of Kawartha Lakes Police officer was arrested last month after a criminal investigation into thefts of seized narcotics is now facing additional charges.

Proposed class-action lawsuits have been filed against a pair of Ontario-based long-term care providers, claiming the companies were “systemically negligent” toward residents in their care.

OPP believe there may be more victims and are asking people to come forward

The Rohingya refugees have escaped soldiers and gunfire. They have escaped mobs that stormed through their villages, killing and raping and burning. They have fled Myanmar, their homeland, to find shelter in sprawling refugee camps in neighbouring Bangladesh.

Trudeau says pot will be legal this summer, despite calls for delay

Sohi unfazed by watchdog report showing provinces spend less as feds spend more

Military adds more generals and admirals than soldiers or sailors

Under pressure over single $7B budget vote, Liberals make a tweak

Toronto man charged after real estate agents in Peterborough, Ont., harassed

Journalist Justin Brake of The Independent in NL wins press freedom award

In a startling revelation, President Donald Trump’s lawyer Rudy Giuliani said Wednesday that Trump repaid his personal attorney $130,000 in a deal made just before the 2016 election to keep porn star Stormy Daniels quiet about her tryst with the president, directly contradicting Trump’s statements about the hush money.

A crew of nine Puerto Ricans were flying an Air National Guard C-130 into retirement in Arizona when it crashed onto a highway in Georgia on Wednesday, and authorities said there are no survivors.

NewsAlert: MP Erin Weir says he has been ousted from NDP caucus

Flood waters have surged past record levels in parts of New Brunswick, sending the flood-weary province into uncharted territory as forecasts indicate even more rain could be coming.

Ontario govt signs deals to share forestry, mining revenues with First Nations

Toronto-area home sales and prices down from year ago levels: board

Ottawa police seeking public's help to identify suspect in thefts and frauds

Privacy experts: EU changes will help consumers indirectly, push Canada to follow

Kellogg, known for Frosted Flakes and Froot Loops cereals, says millennials are hot for its frozen foods, helping boost the company's sales.

Ont. government gives funding for downtown Toronto subway, other transit projects

Man sent text messages to woman threatening to sexually assault her:police allege

Celine Dion has released a new song and music video for the "Deadpool 2" soundtrack that combines heart and humour.