Liberals establish road map for talks to legislate a right to housing

Four died in attack on supermarket by an Islamic extremist gunman

Father Jarek Pachocki prefers the term “God’s moments” over “runner’s high.”

Ron McKerlie is among the highest paid post-secondary leaders with total earnings of $418,082

Ontario ticket takes Friday night's $15.5 million Lotto Max jackpot

Second-degree murder charge laid in death of missing central Ontario man

The fact that women are still paid, very often, less money for the same or similar work as their male counterparts, is, unfortunately, not news.

A city police officer has been cleared of wrongdoing by the Special Investigation Unit after a 22-year-old man fell 3.35 metres off an embankment and slammed his head on a concrete slab in 2016.

Ron McKerlie is among the highest paid post-secondary leaders with total earnings of $418,082

Wayne Huizenga, who built his fortune from trash, dies at 80

Cab driver sues authorities for allegedly failing to protect him from suspected terrorist

The province is funding Ontario’s horse-racing industry to the tune of up to $105 million a year for the next 19 years.

— A Quebec man whose pit bull-type dog mauled a young girl in 2015 was sentenced Friday to four years in jail, with the judge calling his behaviour “gross and extreme negligence.”

— An innocent cab driver caught up in a bomb blast as police closed in and killed a suspected terrorist in Strathroy, Ont., has filed a lawsuit against the RCMP and other authorities for the trauma he says was visited on him.

Halton’s forests are generally in poor condition but the state of its groundwater wells rates very high, according to the latest Watershed Report Card released by Conservation Halton.

— Canada’s largest children’s hospital will receive $2.4 billion from Ontario’s Liberal government over the next decade as part of a multibillion-dollar plan to improve health care in the province.

— Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer and Toronto Mayor John Tory said they discussed affordable housing, gun control, transit and infrastructure in a meeting on Friday, touting the importance of strong federal-municipal relations.

It’s a polarizing time, when things that should be straightforward — like the nature of discrimination — get twisted and distorted by those whose value systems clash with reality and, occasionally, common sense.

— A little-known former governor was sworn in as Peru’s president on Friday hours after the congress voted to accept the resignation of president Pedro Pablo Kuczynski following a corruption scandal.

— A gun-wielding extremist unleashed bloodshed in a quiet corner of southern France on Friday, killing three people as he hijacked a car, opened fire on police and took hostages in a supermarket, where panicked shoppers hid in a meat freezer or ran through the aisles.

Everyone can take part in our historical Around the Bay Race this weekend. And, if you’re not keen on running, here are a few things to keep you off the race route.

— A police officer who crashed after driving at 178 km/h in a 50 zone while responding to an emergency had his dangerous driving conviction and licence suspension upheld on Friday.

College dropout Wayne Huizenga started with a trash hauling company, struck gold during America’s brief love affair with VHS tapes and eventually owned three professional sports teams.

Greens' Elizabeth May, NDP MP Kennedy Stewart join anti-pipeline protest in B.C.

The Hall of Fame, which closed at the end of July 2015 by city hall, was seeing a decline in visitors with about 2,000 people attending in 2014.

Readers have urged the city to move ahead with idea of space to showcase Hamilton’s past and historical artifacts.

Deep concerns that a trade conflict between the U.S. and China will escalate

The provincial Liberals have announced a long-term funding agreement with Ontario’s horse racing industry that will see it provide up to $105 million a year for 19 years to the sector.

— Green Party Leader Elizabeth May and a New Democrat MP were arrested Friday at a protest against Kinder Morgan’s expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline as demonstrations spread across the country.

A couple of dozen steps. Two fistfuls of tomatoes. A perfectly upright posture.

Tories maintain pressure on Liberals to force testimony from PM's adviser

Ontario 'Sunshine List' grows, now includes 131,741 workers

Liberals dropped ball on explaining Mali mission to Canadians: Diplomats

— The Trump administration announced criminal charges and sanctions Friday against Iranians accused in a government-sponsored hacking scheme to pilfer sensitive information from hundreds of universities, private companies and American government agencies.

Hiding from a gunman at their South Florida high school, a small group of teenagers resolved on their own to launch a crusade against gun violence.

Alberta tells B.C. to stop opposing pipelines if it doesn't like high gas prices

B.C.'s police watchdog lacked training during fatal shooting probe: report

Men arrested after robbery

Firefighters rescued a family with 10 children and several other adults after flames ripped through a central Hamilton building early Friday.

Stocks creep lower in Toronto, while U.S. markets head higher; Loonie up

The English language is fluid. Get used to it

Law requiring lifetime sex-offender registration upheld, Appeal Court rules

Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock MPP Laurie Scott says it’s simple — “If you don’t have the training, you don’t hear the cases.”

"He will drive innovation to drive efficiencies," said Ontario Tory interim leader Vic Fedeli. "This is modern business practices."

Liberal government commits $2.4 billion to SickKids redesign ahead of election

Tories maintain pressure on Liberals to force testimony from PM's adviser

Liberals dropped ball on explaining Mali mission to Canadians: Diplomats

Conservative leader Andrew Scheer meets with Toronto mayor John Tory

— Charging ahead with the dramatic remaking of his White House, U.S. President Donald Trump said he would replace national security adviser H.R. McMaster with the former UN Ambassador John Bolton, a foreign policy hawk entering an administration facing key decisions on Iran and North Korea.

Wanguo Park, in Wuhan, Hubei province, China, is a park of replicas such as Egyptian pyramids and Dutch windmills that was abandoned during the course of construction 18 years ago. It has since become part of the landscape of Wuhan’s East Lake Park tourist attraction.