— A plot to delete documents about the Ontario government’s pre-election cancellation of two gas plants struck at the heart of the democratic process, a judge said Wednesday as he sentenced a former top political aide to four months in jail.

A timeline of key events in the case of alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur

Ex-top Ontario political aide faces sentencing over deleted gas plant emails

After eight years as councillor for Ward 2, Marianne Meed Ward announced she’ll be vying for the top seat on council come May 1 — when she enters the Burlington mayoral race.

Energy sector helps lift Toronto market, U.S. stocks give back some recent gains

Men ask court to overturn town's decision to keep 'swastika' in street name

A glance at Bruce McArthur's alleged victims

Dwight Perry has amassed $25,000 in unpaid fines, his lawyer is fighting to see tickets against him dismissed

Premier touts link connecting Newfoundland and Labrador as 'nation-building'

Normally, there is one televised debate during the four-week campaign. But Wynne is calling Ford out on his eagerness to debate her.

Alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur set to appear in Toronto court

Nearly half of existing mortgages face renewal in 2018:CIBC report

A former chief of staff to premier Dalton McGuinty has been sentenced to four months in jail, 12 months probation and 100 hours of community service for his role in the wiping of hard drives in the wake of the $1.1-billion gas plants scandal.

It was Easter morning in 2013 when Robyn Doolittle, then a reporter for the Toronto Star, received a phone call from a man who said he had a video of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford smoking crack cocaine. She was one of the first reporters to view the now-notorious video, which sparked headlines worldwide and made Ford the subject of international ridicule. Ford died of cancer in 2016.

Trans Mountain pipeline talks to be held behind closed doors, Morneau insists

Police say they have identified three sets of remains found in Toronto home as alleged serial killer now faces first-degree murder charge in death of Abdulbasir Faizi.

Trudeau looks to turn the page on China, India with major foreign trip

In an effort to protect students in the event of a mass shooter, a school district in Pennsylvania has “symbolically” armed its teachers — with baseball bats.

Selection for a new jury will begin on Monday

'Very upset:' Escaped dog shot at Winnipeg airport to avoid mishap with aircraft

The Beautiful Alleys cleanup will include the Mountain again this year.

Halifax police probing N.S. freedom-of-information site breach, government says

Urbanation report says condo rents in Toronto up 11 per cent from year ago

One woman has been charged with public mischief and the other has been charged with obstruction of a peace officer in relation to the girl’s disappearance Tuesday. Police say the girl is now safe.

Military plane crashes in Algeria, 257 dead

Syrian troops on alert amid fear of US strike after attack

Trump to skip South America summit to focus on Syria

CEO Zuckerberg apologizes for Facebook's privacy failures

Men ask court to overturn town's decision to keep 'swastika' in street name

Police to provide update at 1:30 p.m. as alleged serial killer now faces first-degree murder charge in death of Abdulbasir Faizi.

Girl hanged herself: Manitoba judge wants more secure places for at-risk youth

Artificial intelligence will solve Facebook's most vexing problems, chief executive Mark Zuckerberg insists. He just can't say when, or how.

Halifax police probing N.S. freedom-of-information site breach, government says

Trans Mountain pipeline talks to be held behind closed doors, Morneau insists

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Alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur set to appear in Toronto court

These days, $1 million might get you a burnt-out bungalow in Vancouver or a cramped condominium in downtown Toronto.

Energy sector helps lift Toronto market, U.S. stocks give back some recent gains

BERLIN - Several international airlines diverted some of their planes on Wednesday, amid concerns about potential U.S. strikes on targets in Syria. In a rare move, Europe's air traffic control agency, Eurocontrol, had issued a rapid alert notification Tuesday afternoon, warning that missiles may pose a threat over the three following days.

Ex-top Ontario political aide faces sentencing over deleted gas plant emails

Another murder charge was laid Wednesday against Bruce McArthur, bringing the number of people he is alleged to have killed to seven.

Ikea Group, the world's largest furniture retailer, is getting ready for a future where people have little to spare: both in their wallets and in terms of space.

— A group of Puslinch Township residents are asking for a judicial review of the council’s decision to keep the controversial Swastika Trail name.

Hamilton police, fire and paramedic services have teamed up to launch a “move over” campaign.

Police investigating after women allege intimate images posted online without consent

Bill Cosby’s lawyers began a combative defence of the entertainer at his retrial on sexual assault charges here Tuesday, portraying Cosby as the lonely victim of a desperate “con artist” with financial problems who was steadily working her famous mark for a big payday.

The man was having a hard time hearing after finding his wife unresponsive

National security adviser at centre of furor over PM's India trip retiring soon

Toronto police search for missing six-year-old girl

If B.C. doesn't back down, Canada should cut their funds, says Kenney