South Korea to remove propaganda loudspeakers at border

Provincial funding will allow the city to offer development charge rebates

— Thousands of mourners were joined by politicians and religious leaders in north Toronto Sunday evening to remember those killed and injured nearly a week earlier when a van plowed through dozens of pedestrians along a busy street.

The City of Toronto and interfaith groups are co-hosting a gathering today at Mel Lastman Square in North York.

Police say alcohol was a factor in the collision

— As flood waters in Fredericton began to show some signs of relief Sunday, the owner of a popular craft brewery on the banks of the Saint John River was anxious to assess damage and begin cleanup.

— Chinese officials have been quietly grilling Canada about illicit marijuana flowing to their country, prompting Ottawa to agree to work with them on the problem, an internal federal memo reveals.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un also vowed to shut down the North’s nuclear test site in May

Teens at residential detention centre have been moved to jails in other cities as the not-for-profit organization that runs Arrell Youth Centre prepared to lock out its staff

— North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un has vowed to shut down his country’s nuclear test site in May and disclose the process to experts and journalists from South Korea and the United States, Seoul’s presidential office said Sunday.

Al Calvin is carving dragons and feathers into the wood of his son’s guitars and mandolins.

B.C. Bud to Beijing? China presses Canada over illicit marijuana imports

— Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives announced Saturday that if elected in the province’s spring election, they will cover up to $6,750 of child-care costs for Ontario families through a tax rebate program.

Win big at Habitat Hamilton’s Catch the Ace fundraiser, light your building green for mental health week and learn to play the bagpipes to join the band.

— Gun control could wind up being a defining issue in next year’s federal election.

Bruce Williams and Terry Ree apologized Sunday, saying they failed to consider the emotional nature of the event, which was billed as a tribute to remember the 16 people who died in the April 6 crash.

Flooded-out rivers continue to threaten New Brunswick

A jury has found Nicholas Butcher guilty of second-degree murder in the death of Kristin Johnston, rejecting his claim that he was acting in self-defence when he stabbed the Montreal-born yoga instructor to death.

New Democrat Leader Andrea Horwath to launch campaign at event today

Canada should take in more refugees, says Tima Kurdi, the aunt of three-year-old Syrian refugee Alan Kurdi, who died with his brother and mother while fleeing to Greece in 2015.

— The use of a genealogy website to track down a suspected California serial killer illustrates both the extraordinary power of DNA-sharing services and the broad privacy concerns that surround the fast-growing commercial market for genetic analysis.

— Investigators hunting down the so-called Golden State Killer used information from genetic websites last year that led to the wrong man, court records obtained Friday by The Associated Press showed.

About 100 cows perish after overnight fire at dairy farm south of Montreal

A Facebook message attributed to accused killer Alek Minassian has led to scrutiny on the “incel” movement and online communities steeped in misogyny.

Woman recovering after attack by mother black bear in Sault Ste. Marie

Tima Kurdi wants Canada to take more refugees, hopes new book spotlights crisis

Alan Kurdi photo left Canadian government scrambling, emails reveal

New Democrat Leader Andrea Horwath to launch campaign at event today

Liberals, Tories lay groundwork for turning gun control into wedge issue

Anxiety, fear and grief normal at this stage for van attack witnesses: experts

Witnesses remember the van attack in north Toronto that killed 10, injured 16

WASHINGTON - Former FBI Director James Comey is dismissing a House Intelligence Committee report that found no collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign.

Three adults hospitalized after being found unconscious in hot tub in Quebec

No winning ticket for Saturday night's $5 million Lotto 649 jackpot

Fruit's pungent smell mistaken for gas leak, prompts panic

— The elephant staggered and keeled over in the tall grass in southern Tanzania, where some of the world’s worst poaching has happened.

U.S. snowboarder Brock Crouch survives burying by avalanche near Whistler

TSX to reopen Monday after 'hardware failure' causes outage Friday

Ontario's Progressive Conservatives announced Saturday that if elected in the province's spring election, they will cover up to $6,750 of child care costs for Ontario families through a tax rebate program.

Ontario Tories announce tax rebate for up to three-quarters of all child care costs

Flood waters on the St. John River force evacuation of some homes

U.S. snowboarder Brock Crouch survives burying by avalanche near Whistler

BURLINGTON: Police say a 30-year-old man was unintentionally stabbed by a person known to him at Club 54 in Burlington Saturday.

"The minimum wage actually creates economic prosperity," said Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne

Two days after his conviction, Bill Cosby has already started life as an inmate — though his surroundings are far nicer than they likely will be in a few months.

Provincial police investigating fatal crash in Mississauga

Toronto Sun story claims Minassian said he wanted to be shot

A jury has found Nicholas Butcher guilty of second-degree murder in the death of Montreal-born yoga instructor Kristin Johnston.

Nicholas Butcher found guilty of second-degree murder in death of Kristin Johnston

Authorities in Peru say the gun that killed a plant healer matches one purchased by a Canadian man who was slain in the Amazon rain forest earlier this month.