Bank of Canada to make interest rate announcement, predictions for the economy

President Donald Trump on Wednesday accused adult film actress Stormy Daniels of a "con job" for releasing a sketch of a man she claims threatened her to remain silent about an alleged affair with the president.

Alberta move to cut energy shipments expected to hit more than B.C. fuel prices

Starbucks to close stores for an afternoon for bias training

Man in his 70s dead after apartment fire in east-end Toronto

Some Ontario Tim Hortons franchisees are experiencing a delay in receiving deliveries from the company's Guelph warehouse, the latest irritant between franchisees and the coffee shop's parent company Restaurant Brands International.

Jet with engine, window damage makes emergency landing

CBS's "Late Show" host Stephen Colbert could barely contain his glee as he started his show on Tuesday night. "It's Comey Day, everybody!" he announced to his studio audience, who cheered wildly.

Roots tops expectations for latest quarter, profit and sales up from year ago

An Australian court has sentenced a Canadian woman to eight years in prison for her part in an attempt to smuggle cocaine worth $16 million into Sydney in luggage aboard a luxury cruise ship.

The pilot's voice was calm yet focused as her plane descended with 149 people on board.

Canadian drug mule sentenced in Australia for cocaine cruise

There’s zero tolerance for misconduct allegations only for other parties, not the NDP, Andrew Dreschel writes.

A hockey fan who had a winning 50-50 ticket but lost out when a second ticket was drawn will get the money after all.

Barbara Bush, who was the wife of one president and the mother of another and whose embrace of her image as America's warmhearted grandmother belied her influence and mettle, died April 17. She was 92.

“I don’t think you’d find a scientist who’d say there’s nothing going on.”

“We have to make sure it doesn’t happen again,” Gavin Norman, manager at the Waterfront Development Office, said Tuesday.

A Hamilton renovator who took two of his clients to court over unpaid bills was instead ordered by a judge to pay the homeowners nearly $125,000 to rectify a house conversion that turned into a long and costly nightmare

A Hamilton renovator who took two of his clients to court over unpaid bills was instead ordered by a judge to pay the homeowners nearly $125,000 to rectify a house conversion that turned into a long and costly nightmare

The 113-year-old Chalmers Presbyterian Church on Mountain Park Avenue is about to disappear into history.

For more than six months Pamela Freeman has been anguished wondering where her grandson Devon had gone.

Council is poised to approve a new downtown secondary plan that will allow the city to negotiate community benefits with developers in exchange for taller buildings

Deal with prospective buyer for the Sherman Avenue North plant fell through Tuesday

Autopsy and toxicology reports show Louis Unelli died as the result of a mixed drug poisoning from oxycodone, hydromorphone and lorazepam

Guard tells Susan Clairmont that Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre is unsafe for vulnerable people and those with special needs.

Health officials cautiously optimistic about decrease in times ambulances too busy to respond to calls

Caesars Windsor, Unifor, to resume contract talks amid continuing strike

Long-secret watchdog report warned of 'undue pressure' from CSIS on detainees

Trudeau to meet Queen, compare notes with British PM Theresa May in London

HOUSTON — Barbara Bush didn’t hesitate to tell people that her trademark pearl necklaces were fake. Americans liked that everything else about the snowy-haired first lady was real.

Former first lady Barbara Bush dies at age 92

Council is poised to approve a new downtown secondary plan that will allow the city to negotiate community benefits with developers in exchange for taller buildings

From wedding dresses to summer apparel, consumers planning to add new items to their wardrobes are being warned to watch out for knock-off brand name merchandise that is increasingly tricking online shoppers.

Health officials cautiously optimistic about decrease in times ambulances too busy to respond to calls

Jet with engine, window damage makes emergency landing

The city is poised to sign off on a new downtown development blueprint that features trade-offs to allow taller buildings in exchange for community benefits like affordable housing.

The city’s seven-person team is just about ready to flip the switch to “on”

Bishops try to clarify Pope's refusal to apologize for residential schools

Guard tells Susan Clairmont the Barton jail is unsafe for vulnerable people and those with special needs.

The U.S. ambassador to Canada delivered a cautious speech in Montreal that was devoid of any real substance regarding the important issues facing the two countries.

A Montreal man’s lawsuit over his detention and alleged torture in Sudan is heading to a Federal Court hearing in September following the abrupt cancellation of settlement talks.

Asian development bank will help lure infrastructure cash to Canada: president

Growing a company is hard work. These days the rise of a business can depend on active website engagement. And for many business owners, this can be the toughest task.

Despite Trudeau's progressive rhetoric, Canada not immune to populism: experts

Nova Scotia legislature hosts young hockey player in show of support after slur

Melting Arctic sea ice may be behind endless winter: scientists

Ontario Liberals to introduce bill for fair wages on govt construction projects

A memorial was held Tuesday for four players with the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team who called the Edmonton area home.

Tim Hortons is moving its Canadian headquarters to downtown Toronto’s Exchange Tower after more than 50 years in Oakville.

A Tory government would order an outside audit of government books if elected