No winning ticket for Saturday night's $5 million Lotto 649 jackpot

Police watchdog investigating shooting of break-in suspect in Cambridge, Ont.

Niagara regional police investigate group sexual assault in downtown area

Hundreds spend Easter weekend searching for missing boy swept away in current

Independant autopsy finds Stephon Clark was shot in the back, counter to the department’s statement that unarmed man was approaching officers when he was killed in his grandmother’s backyard on March 18.

Russian diplomats and their families climbed aboard buses and left their embassy in Washington on Saturday while across the Atlantic, American envoys took down the flag from outside the U.S. Consulate in St. Petersburg, loaded up boxes, closed the office down and headed home.

Without easy access to public records, citizens can’t hold their elected representatives to account and democracy suffers, said Ontario’s information and privacy watchdog.

Half of anglophone Canadians are Netflix users, according to a report by the Media Technology Monitor

1 in 4 anglophone Canadians have cut the TV cord, over half use Netflix: report

Week vacation follows a dispute between “The Ingraham Angle” host and David Hogg, a 17-year-old survivor of the Parkland, Florida shooting

In a new ruling, a judge blasts Toronto police officers’ “disturbing attempts under oath to justify or explain” an officer’s use of excessive force.

"It's critical candidates review the (Municipal Elections) Act," said Tony Fallis, manager of elections.

Hundreds of people lined the streets of the English city of Cambridge on Saturday, breaking into applause as the hearse carrying the remains of famed British scientist Stephen Hawking arrived at the church.

Being famous requires regular maintenance, Paul Berton writes.

1 in 4 anglophone Canadians have cut the TV cord, over half use Netflix: report

Visitors at the Good Friday event at Beamer Memorial Conservation Area learned about raptor migration

If the election were held Thursday, Doug Ford’s PCs would win a minority government with 57 seats, a Forum Poll survey found

Accessibility advocates express cautious optimism about Ontario budget

Palestinian health officials say 15 Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire and more than 750 hit by live rounds Friday

The collusion scorecard: What we know so far about Trump-Russia contacts

A picnic table set up on his front lawn drew nonagenarian to chat, Jeff Mahoney recalls as Hamiltonian celebrates a century of life.

A picnic table set up on his front lawn drew nonagenarian to chat, Jeff Mahoney recalls as Hamiltonian celebrates a century of life.

No winning ticket for Friday night's $10 million Lotto Max jackpot

Yep, there’s still plenty of long hours, hard work and heavy travel. But global investment banks in Asia that want to retain and promote women have been offering more incentives for them to return to work and stay in senior jobs — and bumping up the numbers of women in their management ranks as a result.

OPP seeking two male suspects, black Mercedes after daylight bank robbery

— A roadside bomb in northern Syria killed two coalition personnel, an American and a Briton, and wounded five others on Friday.

— A New Brunswick woman says police need to be more sensitive when it comes to taking breath samples after her chronic lung condition caused her to fail a breathalyzer test and have her licence suspended.

Woman, 30, taken to hospital following Thursday evening crash

— The widow of the gunman who slaughtered 49 people at a gay Orlando nightclub was acquitted Friday of helping to plot the attack and lying to the FBI afterward — a rare and stinging defeat for the U.S. government in a terrorism case.

Hamilton’s mayor issued a statement, pointing to ways the provincial budget addresses local concerns

Liberals in two provinces dole out billions before voters head to the polls

— Thousands of Palestinians marched to Gaza’s border with Israel on Friday in the largest such demonstration in recent memory, and 15 were killed by Israeli fire on the first day of what Hamas organizers said will be six weeks of daily protests against a stifling border blockade.

— Coffee sellers in California should have to post warnings because the brew may contain an ingredient that’s been linked to cancer, a judge has ruled.

Drug dealer and star witness in Hamilton police corruption case finishes testifying after nearly four days on the stand.

The City of Burlington wants feedback on skating and hockey programs for those 19 and older in its municipal arenas. The information will be used to guide future programming, the city says. To complete the online survey, visit burlington.ca/skating. The last day is April 13.

Kirkendall North residents say they’re concerned about the safety of a proposed liquid storage facility at the Aberdeen rail yard.

— Global Affairs Canada says four Canadian diplomats have been expelled from Russia as the dispute between the Kremlin and the West escalates over the alleged poisoning of a former spy and his daughter earlier this month.

— Accident-reconstruction investigators are trying to figure out what caused an SUV carrying a family of eight to plunge off a 100-foot cliff in a deadly wreck that happened shortly after child-welfare authorities went to their home to investigate possible abuse.

Being famous requires regular maintenance, Paul Berton writes.

Que., Ont. budgets reveal different approaches to government, elections: experts

— The maddest of Marches is winding down, the college basketball season now headed into April. All those upsets, crazy finishes and stellar performances have brought us to San Antonio, where a Cinderella and its telegenic nun join three power programs in the Final Four.

Toronto police have arrested and charged a third suspect in the shooting death of a man in the city’s west end earlier this month.

Fred Eisenberger earned an extra $40,416 for sitting on the newly amalgamated hydro board last year.

"We thought it would be a great idea," said Glanbrook Coun. Brenda Johnson.

— Russia has successfully tested its latest intercontinental ballistic missile, the country’s military said Friday.

Dozens of residents turned out, voicing their concerns about whether the waterfront building will remain in public hands.

— Russia ordered new cuts Friday to the number of British envoys in the country, escalating a dispute with the West over the poisoning of an ex-spy in Britain. The massive expulsion of diplomats on both sides has reached a scale unseen even at the height of the Cold War.

— Scott Foster thought it was going to be just another night. Then the 36-year-old accountant signed a contract, put on his goaltender gear and waited in Chicago’s locker room. Then he got into the game.

Four Canadian diplomats expelled from Russia, Global Affairs says

— One in four anglophone Canadians have cut the cord and no longer pay for a traditional TV service, while just over half are Netflix users, according to a report by the Media Technology Monitor.