Sharp Arctic cold front sweeping through area

Man and woman charged with allegedly robbing pharmacy of narcotics

Federal govt giving $100M to Ontario's green home retrofit program

Fifty years after the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was gunned down in Memphis, the scars of the riots that followed are only now fully healed in Washington. In other cities, they still aren't. And we still don't know exactly why they happened — or for that matter why the 1960s as a whole saw more rioting than the decades before or since.

Export Development Canada to pay $969M dividend to federal government

So your efforts to befriend Meghan Markle in time to wrangle an invite to her May 19 wedding to Prince Harry have been a bust — she must not have seen all those social media messages you've been posting — and your dreams of packing into the pews of St. George's Chapel while wearing a fetching hat are melting faster than clotted cream on a warm scone.

Police investigate reports of 'zombie' raccoons

House panel says Facebook's Zuckerberg to testify April 11

4 presumed dead in California Marine helicopter crash

Caleb Mehlman was in ninth grade and hanging out at a friend's house the first time he took Xanax. He and his buddies knew the dangers of hard drugs like heroin and crack, but these pills seemed harmless. A doctor could have prescribed them.

As an evolutionary ecologist, Jonathan Pruitt looks at the evolution of collective traits in a society and how they are influenced by the surrounding environment

As China and the United States got closer to a full-blown trade war on Wednesday, with China threatening tariffs on 106 more U.S. products after a similar U.S. move on Tuesday, one major question is now looming larger than ever over the world's two biggest economies: Once you're in a trade war, how do you get out of it?

'I want to use my voice to help others:' Manitoba politician reveals sex assault

Sentencing arguments for Alberta man guilty of vicious sexual assault

Police respond to reports of shooting at California YouTube

Even strong climate change believers don't get carbon pricing, survey shows

Scheer accepts security briefing on India trip but insists MPs hear some of it

Jackhammers, fumes turn B.C. family's Panama Canal cruise into construction zone

Jay-Z was overcome with emotion when his mother revealed she is gay for the first time.

Greater Toronto home sales in March down 39.5 per cent from year ago

Jeff Henry and his longtime friend and business partner, John Schooley, had coupled an ambitious goal with an impossible timeline: Build the world's tallest waterslide and get it featured on a Travel Channel show about water parks, all in a few short months.

The woman who police say opened fire Tuesday at YouTube's headquarters in San Bruno, California, had a grudge against the company, family members told local media, and she appeared to be a prolific user of the video sharing platform who accused YouTube moderators of suppressing her content.

For a week, as police in suburban Maryland searched for a missing, pregnant high school teacher, they grew convinced her boyfriend knew more than he was saying. Then they found the body of the teacher, shot once in the back of the head and buried in a shallow grave several hundred yards from where the boyfriend lived.

After his partner was arrested, witness testifies he ‘jumped on the program’ that put money in the pocket of Det.-Const. Craig Ruthowsky

Backyard chickens are causing a flap once more at Hamilton city council.

Toronto and area home sales dip 39.5 per cent in March from March 2017

Six Waterloo Region high schools have been targets of threatening graffiti

Victim in hospital with gunshot wounds; shooter still at large

Community lecture series examines polarizing U.S. president

Sinks and toilets were ripped out and hate symbols were penned on the walls

Special Investigations Unit is probing what Hamilton police only say was an “interaction” with the victim after responding to a “threat” involving a weapon.

Trump's anti-Amazon Twitter rant 'raises the stakes' for HQ2 selection

An Eastmount neighbourhood resident has started a campaign to close the Pacifico medicinal marijuana shop that opened recently on Concession Street.

Joan O’Leary figures she’s made more than 2,400 quilts over the past couple of decades.

Tentative agreement averts strike at Caesars Windsor

Speaking to about 500 people at Carmen's Banquet Centre, Doug Ford said "if you don't want the LRT, you are keeping the $1.2 billion."

The new Trillium party is expected to run a Peterborough-Kawartha candidate in the provincial election in June.

SIU investigating after man, 19, fatally shot by police in Hamilton

Police respond to reports of shooting at California YouTube

Special Investigations Unit is probing what Hamilton police only say was an “interaction” with the victim after responding to a “threat” involving a weapon.

April’s gun amnesty, being held by Hamilton Police Service and the OPP, will allow Hamilton residents to voluntarily and safely surrender unwanted and/or illegally-owned firearms, weapons, accessories or ammunition during the month. Police will not recommend weapons-related charges that might otherwise apply, with the exception of weapons used in the commission of a crime. Gun owners should call Hamilton 905-979-2724 to arrange retrieval. Citizens are not to bring these items to police.

San Bruno Police Chief Ed Barberini told reporters Tuesday that the victims have gunshot wounds and were taken to hospitals.

Louise Linton, the wife of Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, might be best known these days as a stiletto-wearing, Soulcycling meme who keeps trying to rehab her image with a series of profiles.

A — A pension fund for Canadian military reservists is once again being flagged by Canada’s auditor general as being “problematic.”

Blackberry adds Snap to companies it's suing for patent infringement

After his partner was arrested, witness testifies he ‘jumped on the program’ that put money in the pocket of Det.-Const. Craig Ruthowsky

— Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says she will soon head to Toronto and New York to rally support among business leaders for the Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion.

Catherine Tait to become CBC president, the first woman to hold role

Auditor again flags pension fund for military reservists as 'problematic'

Canadian auto sales show year-over-year decline in March: DesRosiers