Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin sought Tuesday to explain away a tweet from President Donald Trump a day earlier accusing China and Russia of currency manipulation — a finding at odds with a report just issued by Mnuchin's department.

Trudeau capping French visit with National Assembly speech, then heads to U.K.

Canadian manufacturing sales up 1.9 per cent to $55.8 billion in February

Thousands remain without power in wake of weekend ice storm

Glenn Hewer was less than one block from his home when he was murdered early Friday morning.

In April 2017, LG Electronics faced a U.S. class action lawsuit involving a defect with its phones, including the G4, G5 and the Google Nexus 5X.

On Monday, Sean Hannity walked himself right into an awkward comparison.

Clara Harris, the Texas dentist who made national headlines more than a decade ago after she ran over and killed her cheating husband, is expected to get out of prison on May 11, according to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.

A special-needs student had a one-of-a-kind prom date when an NFL player returned to his home county in Alabama to take her to the dance.

City shut down water treatment plant over the weekend to prevent sediment-choked water from making its way into the system.

Harry Anderson, best known for playing unorthodox, baby-faced Judge Harry Stone on the NBC comedy Night Court, has died at age 65.

For five seasons, John Oliver and his team at HBO's "Last Week Tonight" have pulled absurd pranks such as starting a church and buying commercial time during "Fox & Friends" in an attempt to Trojan-horse information to President Donald Trump.

Cash is being split evenly among 15 wards — about $900,000 each — for “shave-and-paves” on priority residential streets

Let’s hope a true picture of the drug issue emerges, Susan Clairmont writes

“He worked so hard to get into Waterloo and he worked so hard to stay in.”

George Harbottle pleaded guilty in March to possessing a rifle that did not belong to him, and to uttering a threat in an unrelated incident

Fierce wind-whipped waves piled new problems atop damage caused by last summer’s historic high lake levels.

Egypt's mufti issues fatwa against buying Facebook 'likes'

Egypt's mufti issues fatwa against buying Facebook 'likes'

Libraries fight digital divide by loaning internet access via Wi-Fi hotspots

Headless doll triggers major police operation in Germany

Two firefighters stable after falling through floor at Ottawa-area house fire

With the June 7 election just weeks away, Andrea Horwath’s NDP is first out of the gate with a fully-costed, 97-page catalogue of campaign promises if they form Ontario’s next government, writes Martin Regg Cohn

Thousands blacked out by snow, ice and rain storm in southern Ontario

National Gallery of Canada sets sights on buying 'Saint Jerome' with Chagall sale

Tories say pipeline impasse warrants House dropping everything to debate it

B.C. threatens to sue Alberta as all sides in Trans Mountain dispute dig in

Progressive Conservative leader says his tax plan would “put money back into your pocket instead of the government’s.”

Kathleen Wynne says ‘we’re going to make sure’ school boards are a part of discussions on cannabis store locations.

Scientists have been finding for years that events in the natural world aren’t quite lining up the way they used to

Halton police have arrested and charged a resident with drug and weapons offences after executing a search on Saturday at a Burlington residence on Maple Crossing Boulevard.

The Illuminessence National Women Awards Gala and five-year anniversary celebration will take place May 11 at Carmen’s Banquet Centre, 1520 Stone Church Rd. E. The red carpet arrival starts at 7 p.m. followed by the awards gala at 8 p.m. Tickets cost $70 and can be purchased by visiting eventbrite.ca and searching “Illuminessence National Women.”

CP NewsAlert: New law would allow Alberta to restrict flow of oil and gas

A preliminary hearing for a 75-year-old city man accused of historical sexual assault continues June 4 in Pembroke (Renfrew County) Ontario Court of Justice.

Security adviser says he tried to dispel misinformation about India controversy

A Saskatchewan farmer acquitted in the fatal shooting of a young Indigenous man is giving up his guns and has been ordered to pay a $3,000 fine after pleading guilty to unsafe storage of an unrestricted firearm.

Unexplained symptoms in Cuba sparks recall of diplomatic family members

Former first lady Barbara Bush, who was reported in “failing health” over the weekend, is in “great spirits” and the family is grateful for “everybody’s prayers and thoughts,” her granddaughter said Monday.

Levi Strauss & Co. introduced a novel benefit for employees at its San Francisco headquarters last fall: free genetic screening to assess their hereditary risks for certain cancers and high cholesterol.

CP NewsAlert: Saskatchewan farmer in fatal shooting pleads guilty to gun charges

The New York Times and The New Yorker won the Pulitzer Prize for public service Monday for breaking the Harvey Weinstein scandal with reporting that galvanized the #MeToo movement and set off a national reckoning over sexual misconduct in the workplace.

After 40 years, federal government ending barriers to disabled immigrants

Facing a possible U.S. tariff hike, one of China’s biggest ball bearing makers, Cixin Group, is weighing plans to rush shipments to American customers before the increase makes its sales unprofitable.

Highlights of the Ontario NDP's election platform

Doctors have long advised women to avoid vaginal douching because of the risk of infection and other adverse effects, but a new study suggests other feminine hygiene products may be just as harmful.

California governor says scrapping cap and trade would be foolish

Rohingya, Venezuela added to Canada's G7 international security agenda

Billionaire investor Carl Icahn is selling his Tropicana Entertainment casino empire.

In the race to build cars with digitally connected services — such as ordering coffee on the dashboard display — Toyota and Nissan risk being held back by their home market.

Glenn Hewer was less than one block from his home when he was murdered early Friday morning.