Sister Agnes Marie Valois — who was known as the “Angel of Dieppe” for her heroics in giving medical care to Canadian soldiers wounded on the French beach during the August 1942 raid — died Thursday at the age of 103 years old.

No damage or injuries reported after minor earthquake strikes southwestern Ont.

2015 Peterborough-Kawartha Conservative candidate acclaimed as 2019 election candidate

Crime involving young people in Hamilton was down by 4.1 per cent last year compared to the year before.

A community task force dedicated to safety and cleanliness in the downtown is asking Hamilton police to beef up its presence to combat graffiti and aggressive panhandlers.

The head of the International Monetary Fund warned that the healthiest global economy in years is threatened by rising debt levels, volatile financial markets and a simmering trade dispute between the world’s two biggest economies.

— Bill Cosby’s chief accuser could have been made woozy either by the cold and allergy medicine Benadryl or by Quaaludes, an expert testified Thursday as the prosecution rested in the comedian’s sexual assault retrial.

The entire Canada-U.S. border should be designated as an official port of entry to help stop the flow of illegal migrants into Canada, says Conservative immigration critic Michelle Rempel.

The CN Tower is closed for a fourth consecutive day due to the risk of ice falling from the Toronto landmark.

Offensive graffiti that was spray-painted onto a heritage city church’s doors this week is getting a “loving and forgiving” response from the congregation.

Police say it’s too early to say what happened in a fatal bus crash involving the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team and whether charges will be laid.

Rogers Q1 profit, adjusted earnings soar on revenue growth

Robert Burcher likes to keep an eye on the natural world around him, always on the lookout for something interesting sprouting from the ground.

A higher proportion of Canadian women are giving birth by caesarean section, even while the overall rate of in-hospital births across the country is declining, says a report released Thursday.

Canada’s governor general says a Southwest Airlines pilot who landed her plane safely after a mid-air engine explosion is rightfully being called a hero and a role model to many.

Those who fit in the middle of the Venn diagram of "Breaking Bad" and booze lovers might miss Sony's 2015 short-lived promotional spirit for the show - Heisenberg, "The One Who Knocks" Blue Ice vodka. But as craft beer fans and certain Californians know, there's another option out there.

NEW YORK - Federal regulators plan to fine Wells Fargo as much as $1 billion as early as Friday for abuses tied to its auto-lending and mortgage businesses, The New York Times and other news outlets reported, citing unnamed sources.

A Facebook executive with ties to the ruling Liberals was grilled about his preferential access to senior members of the Trudeau cabinet, even though no one from the social-media giant, including himself, is a registered lobbyist in Canada.

Tory unity must have room for Bernier despite book, strategist says

Ontario’s Progressive Conservative leader acknowledged Thursday that his company would benefit, although “probably very little,” from his proposal to cut corporate taxes, but said he would not personally stand to gain anything.

The hospitality management company expects to grow to 300 employees by next spring

Elementary school closure studies on the Mountain and in Dundas are being put on indefinite hold as the Hamilton public school board awaits new guidelines from the province.

Liberal Scott Simms says he doesn't regret voting for Tory motion on summer jobs

Rules governing autos will be the 'core' of new NAFTA deal, Freeland predicts

Conservative MP wants entire Canadian border designated official port of entry

Ottawa's new privacy rules give businesses flexibility on reporting data breaches

Campbell Soup Company names Mississauga as site for new headquarters

Trudeau attends Commonwealth meeting looking for less plastic, more LGBTQ rights

Ford's plan to cut Ontario corporate tax and halt wage hike benefits big business: Wynne

Feds ordered savings review for Gordie Howe bridge over cost concerns: documents

Supreme Court decision on cross-border booze could rewrite trade rules

Toronto and U.S. stock markets lower in late-morning trading, loonie flat

STIRLING, Ont. - Ontario Provincial Police say they are investigating an incident in which a child required 48 stitches to her face after being bitten by a dog.

The Liberals’ multibillion-dollar plan to prod the Canadian economy through work on the country’s roads, bridges, transit and water systems is rolling out as planned, Infrastructure Minister Amarjeet Sohi said Thursday as he defended the government’s strategy by outlining details of work to date.

Two men charged after woman, 69, allegedly neglected in Georgina, Ont., home

The Toronto police civilian oversight board has established a working group that will lay out the parameters for an external review of how the force handles missing persons cases.

Hamilton police continue to investigate after human remains were discovered earlier this week near the shore at the bottom of Millen Road.

C-section rate rises, despite lower overall birth rate: report

Southwest Airlines sought more time last year to inspect fan blades like the one that snapped off during one of its flights Tuesday in an engine failure that left a passenger dead.

A $600,000 provincial grant will allow Mohawk to study the labour market and develop courses addressing skill shortages

Supreme Court ruling corks B.C. vintners' hopes for free trade of Canadian wines

Girl, 3, required 48 stitches after being bitten on face by dog: OPP

Nurse who worked in disaster zones saw firsthand the risks to women and vulnerable populations in shelters

Man charged in 3 sex assaults on Toronto subway cars: police

Why a 14-year-old will lead the charge at annual marijuana protest on the Hill

Doug Shier offered to pay $15K for the hit, but made the offer to an undercover city police officer

Inconsistent attendance sparks Business After Business events.

18-month sentence for teen who stabbed another teen in violent home invasion

Spat breaks out between Tim Hortons franchisee factions over public complaints

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