In court, his darting eyes and poker face offered no hint of motive.

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The late winter storm that closed schools and cancelled events across Hamilton also kept staff at the collision reporting centres hopping.

Impromptu memorial a place for Toronto residents to mourn van tragedy

Autopsy confirms body found in river is missing 3-year-old Kaden Young

"I definitely believe I have the mandate to be the candidate and I look forward to June 7, said Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas Tory candidate Ben Levitt.

Ben Levitt has held on to the Tory nomination for Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas.

Amid the horrific scene that unfolded in Toronto when a van plowed into pedestrians, many bystanders and first-responders performed acts of courage, generosity and kindness.

Suspect in deadly Toronto van attack to appear in court

Shock gave way to grief in Toronto on Tuesday as officials and residents alike struggled to come to terms with a deadly rampage that killed 10 people and injured 15 others.

No inmates were injured; one staff member sustained minor injuries trying to contain the fire

Volunteer, college student, foreign nationals among victims of Toronto van attack

A team of social service and health agencies is on the cusp of finalizing a provincial application to open a temporary overdose prevention site in an effort to save lives amid a worsening opioid crisis.

— Havelock-Belmont-Methuen Township firefighters were called in to help battle a fire Tuesday morning that destroyed a marine and recreational vehicle business in Marmora, about 60 kilometres east of Peterborough.

Volunteer, college student, foreign nationals among victims of Toronto van attack

The Canadian Mental Health Association’s Halton branch is holding a free speaker series for Mental Health Week that will feature Steven Page on May 10 at 6 p.m. at The Meeting House, 2700 Bristol Circle, Oakville. Page is a mental health advocate and founding member of The Barenaked Ladies. To register, visit halton.cmha.ca or call 1-877-693-4270.

The man accused in a van attack that left 10 people dead in Toronto had spent two months with the Canadian Armed Forces last year, and was considered a below-average recruit who wasn’t adjusting well to military life, a defence source said Tuesday.

B.C. law targets condo flipping, tax evasion, rental home protection

After a slow start, Ontario’s basic income pilot project is fully enrolled with 6,000 participants in three test sites including Hamilton.

An international Inuit group is angry they weren’t informed that a rocket stage likely containing highly toxic fuel is set to splash down in waters they routinely hunt for food.

A Toronto woman with a love of volunteering, a Jordanian man visiting relatives, a college student and two South Korean nationals were among those who died in a horrific van attack that sent shock waves through Canada’s largest city.

A man has been charged with 10 counts of first-degree murder and 13 counts of attempted murder after a van struck pedestrians along one of Toronto’s busiest thoroughfares, conjuring memories of recent similar attacks, including in France, Germany and Spain.

G7 ministers probe threats of 'dark' internet in wake of daylight van attack

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised to bring his lauded feminist credentials to hosting the G7 summit — and dozens of gender equality activists are gathering in Ottawa this week to make sure he does.

Injured snowmobiler rescued from remote hunting camp in northern Ont.

Police arrested suspect 7 minutes after first 911 call

Opposition motion calls for action to stop the flow of illegal border crossings

Could Toronto van attack signal more reasoned social media? Experts are divided.

Frank McKeown will be retiring as executive director of the board of the Burlington Economic Development Corporation as of June 27.

Sentencing hearing for second-degree murder in woman's online beating death

Here are some of the deadliest mass murders in recent Canadian history:

Everyone now agrees to let Muslims pray in a small house on a big lot at 510 Erbsville Rd.

A police force in a tiny Prince Edward Island community is building an international social media audience, leveraging irreverent humour and pop-culture references to draw an audience for serious messages.

It was February 2017 when the first letter about anti-abortion groups and the Canada Summer Jobs program landed in Labour Minister Patty Hajdu’s office.

Police officer 'gave himself the space and time' in high-stakes arrest: experts

'Not me. No connection,' says man with similar name as accused van attack killer

W7 summit urges leaders to go beyond 'platitudes' of calling themselves feminist

A report from the Mental Health Commission of Canada suggests hiring workers with mental illness is good business.

A dramatic ball gown, or a classic, simple silhouette? Sleeves, or bare shoulders?

Canada’s environmental watchdog says the federal government isn’t properly managing the risks that farmed salmon pose to wild salmon, nor is it doing enough to ensure Canada is meeting its international commitments on biodiversity and sustainable development.

Toronto stocks edge higher, U.S. stocks slips lower; Loonie higher

Restaurant Brands announces 'Working Together' plan to improve Tim Hortons

Spain looks set to take charge of the European Union’s anti-piracy operation off Somalia despite a challenge from Italy, as EU countries continue to pick over the spoils left by Britain’s departure from the bloc next year.

Police arrested suspect 7 minutes after first 911 call

Anne Marie D’Amico was ‘one of the most genuine, kind and all-around loving people that you probably have ever met.’

Weighing U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear accord, President Donald Trump declared on Tuesday that if the Iranians "restart their nuclear program, they will have bigger problems than they've ever had before."

The Syrian government launched a new operation Tuesday targeting tunnels used by the Islamic State group in the capital, state TV said, while shelling by the extremists on a government-held neighbourhood left at least four dead.

Canadian firm linked to Facebook data scandal defends its political work

NewsAlert: Van attack accused was briefly in Armed Forces