— Thousands of Palestinians, some burning Israeli flags and torching tires, staged a mass protest on Gaza’s sealed border with Israel for a third consecutive Friday, as part of a pressure campaign to break a decade-old blockade of their territory.

The Russian Defence Ministry on Friday accused Britain of staging a fake chemical attack in a Syrian town outside Damascus, a bold charge vehemently denied by Britain as a “blatant lie.”

— Fatou the gorilla, believed to be one of the world’s oldest, is celebrating her 61st birthday at Berlin’s zoo — nearly six decades after she found her way to Germany from a French bar.

U.K. says Russia monitored daughter of former spy for years before poisoning

RCMP conducts six searches in Toronto area in syndicated mortgages probe

More parking information needed on four units in two buildings.

Ontario Liberals launching first campaign ad ahead of election, focus on Ford

NewsAlert: Number of Canadian home sales plunges 22.7 per cent from last March

Police charge one man, seek another after Oshawa home invasion and robbery

NAPANEE, Ont. - One of Canada's most notorious killers is back before the courts for an offence allegedly committed from behind bars.

Russia: Syria chemical attack 'fabrication' by foreign power

Police identify man in photo linked to alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur

Ontario Energy Board pulls plug on Hydro One-Orillia Power Distribution deal

International shipping has to slash emissions in half by mid-century

Ontario government launches commission to look into York University strike

The demilitarized zone between North and South Korea was once considered the most dangerous place in the world.

An Ontario Progressive Conservative government could trim billions of dollars from the provincial budget while still improving long-term care services, according to Flamborough-Glanbrook candidate Donna Skelly.

Two people are in critical condition following a multi-vehicle crash in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Thursday afternoon.

When Kyle Plush called 911, he knew his situation was dire.

Toronto market edges higher on resources; U.S. markets, loonie down

Not so fast: U.S. notes that interest in re-joining TPP far from guaranteed

Last month, before thousands of attendees at his "Unleash the Power Within" seminar in San Jose, self-help guru Tony Robbins maligned the #MeToo movement as an indulgence in "victimhood" and a misguided attempt by women to "try to get significance." After a video of his confrontation with sexual abuse survivor Nanine McCool went viral, Robbins apologized: In spite of his 40 years "working with victims of abuse all over the world," he tweeted, "I need to get connected to the brave women of #MeToo."

The number of Canadian homes sold in March plunged 23 per cent and the national average price was down 10 per cent from the same month last year amid double-digit plunges in most housing markets across the country, according to the latest monthly sales data released Friday.

Researchers find abnormally warm Atlantic waters off Nova Scotia

Second Cup sets its sight on converting some coffee shops into pot dispensaries

Giving birth to your first child may be the most monumental event in any person's life. But Khloe Kardashian is not just any person.

The driver of a pickup truck that crashed at Main St. W. and Longwood Rd. S. during the Friday morning commute ran from the scene, police say.

President Donald Trump on Friday lashed out at former FBI director James Comey on Twitter, calling him an "untruthful slime ball" who deserved to be fired "for the terrible job he did."

Muhammad Tajamal Rana couldn’t believe his eyes.

Employee charged after Niagara farmer advocacy group allegedly defrauded

NewsAlert: Number of Canadian home sales plunges 22.7 per cent from last March

A Kansas woman whose Apple Watch started beeping when it detected her rapid heartbeat says she won't be taking the smart watch off — it may have saved her life.

Trudeau to talk NAFTA with Mexican president, U.S. vice-president while in Peru

Ottawa probing Tim Hortons franchisee claims RBI failing to honour commitments

B.C. police officer dies 30 years after car accident put him in a coma

More than a dozen Cdns charged in child sex abuse investigation:police

Pedestrian dead after being hit by a train in Guelph, Ont., police say

Quebec teen suspended for donning sports jersey in support of Humboldt victims

NewsAlert: PM to meet with B.C., Alberta premiers Sunday on Trans Mountain

Butcher said 'sorry' after alleged killing, deceased officer says on video

Trump: Syria attack 'very soon or not so soon at all!'

Russia: Syria chemical attack 'fabrication' by foreign power

Two years ago when Katie Pladl turned 18, like many adopted children, she attempted to find her biological parents. Using social media she succeeded and reconnected with her father Steven Pladl, her mother and her siblings.

One pedestrian is dead after Kingston, Ont. hit-and-run, police say

Police probe possible homicide in St. Catharines after man found on sidewalk dies

Victoria police Const. Ian Jordan died in hospital Wednesday after spending 30 years in a coma caused by his cruiser crashing into another police vehicle racing toward same call.

After U.S. Marshals arrested Sheila Keen Warren in Virginia during a traffic stop last year, she had no idea yet that she had become the accused shooter in South Florida's killer clown case from 27 years earlier.

Duke of Edinburgh leaves the hospital after hip surgery

Hand dryers may leave your hands significantly more dirty than before, according to a new study.

The stench of his father’s body rotting inside a Toronto retirement home is still stuck in the back of Ricky Gillett’s throat.