Prove you didn't prejudge Trans Mountain approval, NDP leader urges Liberals

Halton police are looking for a man after more than $300 worth of energy drinks were stolen from a Burlington supermarket on April 16.

‘Obviously, the investigation is ongoing and I’m not going to comment on various aspects of it,’ said the prime minister

“We need to make some significant shifts in how our economy operates.”

B.C. set to introduce pot laws, but years of fine tuning likely, says minister

The families shattered by a deadly rampage through the streets of Toronto include a seven-year-old boy now left without a mother and a son forced to bury the father who travelled overseas to visit him, community members said Wednesday.

Aecon Group reports loss of $19.2 million, takeover deal still unresolved

Provincial police in southwestern Ontario are warning the public about a drug known as “purple heroin.”

A Toronto police officer who has earned international acclaim for the peaceful arrest of a man accused in a deadly van attack does not want to be hailed as a hero.

Biker pulls knife on plainclothes cop in road rage incident, police allege

Cop who arrested accused in van attack doesn't want to be hailed as hero

A 94-year-old woman. A visitor from Jordan. A mother from Sri Lanka. The Star is working to tell the stories of those killed in the Yonge St. rampage.

The accounting disagreement stems from a longstanding dispute over whether around $11 billion in the OPSEU and the Ontario Teachers’ pension plans can be counted toward the bottom line.

One year since new softwood duties, Canadian industry doing just fine

The man in charge of Toronto’s homicide squad was sitting in his office early Monday afternoon when word came in about mass casualties in the city’s north end.

Air carriers urge feds to slow down flight-time limits for sleepy pilots

For Trump lookalike, crops worry more than social media fame

G7 urged to remember women sweeping up after the shattered glass ceiling

Wire-bristle safety fears prompt Ottawa to establish BBQ brush safety standards

The new initiative is meant to make it easier for workplaces to find information on hiring students for internships and jobs

What we know about the victims of the deadly Toronto van attack

French President Emmanuel Macron urged the United States to reject fear and isolationism Wednesday and instead embrace the historic bond between the two countries to launch a new era of 21st century leadership and security.

A small Newfoundland town council is voluntarily painting its first rainbow crosswalks in support of its LGTBQ residents, taking a substantially different tact than a community five hours to the north.

Police were called to two separate incidents — one on Tuesday and one early Wednesday

Once a week Hamilton dentist Dr. Frank Stechey reported a case of possible abuse involving children or adults to authorities

Alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur had his case put over until May 23 after a brief court appearance in Toronto on Wednesday.

Ontario government understates deficit by billions: auditor general

The RCMP executed a search warrant in Toronto as part of an international police operation that took down what investigators have called the world’s biggest provider of potentially crippling Distributed Denial of Service attacks.

Two years to the day after Coun. Matthew Green was stopped while waiting for a bus on a Hamilton street, the officer who questioned the black city councillor is expected to learn his fate in a disciplinary case.

A man from Campbellford has been fined $2,250 for failing to immediately attach a game seal, failing to provide the required information on the game seal and failing to carry his deer licence while hunting.

A small plane carrying six people made an emergency landing on a Calgary street on Wednesday morning.

Housing providers anxious to hear more from Ottawa on helping Indigenous people

Lab-on-a-chip test could help prevent disease outbreaks in remote regions: Study

Wynne also praised the actions of Toronto police Constable Ken Lam and first responders for their “amazing” work

Before he allegedly killed his girlfriend and cut off his hand, Nicholas Butcher was highly educated and underemployed.

Lawyers battled in a London court Wednesday over the fate of Alfie Evans, a terminally ill British toddler whose case has drawn support from Pope Francis and sparked an international debate about the competing rights of the child, his doctors and his parents.

Former Ontario Liberal cabinet minister Harinder Takhar to retire

Indira Naidoo-Harris says recommendations will inform future consultations on province-wide literacy, numeracy evaluations

The Standards Council of Canada says it is developing national guidelines for the manufacture of barbecue brushes after a number of cases in which people accidentally ingested wire bristles.

Toronto stock index shows gains, U.S markets mixed; Loonie down

OPP warning the public about the dangers of 'purple heroin' and other opioids

Gay purge lawsuit settlement expanded to include more people who suffered

Twitter has remained largely outside of the crosshairs of Congress over the privacy issues that have tripped up Facebook, but it continues to face its own, unique challenges.

The Ontario government is providing businesses with financial incentives to hire young people, aged 15 to 29.

Letter warns Christians after yoga studio set to open in Manitoba community

The young man offered the OPP officer an earnest excuse roadside — he was late for school.

RCMP executes search warrant in international cyberattack investigation

Jeremy Dutcher reaches across a century to connect with Wolastoq language

Publication profiles 18 local older adults who are community role models

Commit to harassment-free environment or forego federal arts funding: Joly