Canadian CEO charged with conspiring to sell unhackable phones to criminals

— Former Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe has given his first interview since being forced from power in November, describing his removal as a “coup” and a “disgrace.”

— Tens of thousands of Slovaks took the streets for a third week to demand early elections, saying this week’s resignation by Robert Fico as prime minister was insufficient to guarantee a crackdown on corruption.

— A teenage Iraqi asylum-seeker who told police he had been trained by the Islamic State group was convicted of attempted murder on Friday for planting a homemade bomb on a London subway train.

March break is a wrap, but that doesn’t mean the fun has stopped. Here are six things you can do close to home.

So what would you be doing if fear wasn’t a factor?

Officials believe blaze was caused by a discarded cigarette

So what would you be doing if fear wasn’t a factor?

Wynne defends throne speech decision as opponents accuse her of trying to hit reset button

He showed a fake badge, police say

Hamilton can expect a major transit cash influx of $372 million over the next decade under a new infrastructure spending agreement between the province and federal government.

The city is eyeing a maximum building height of two storeys in older Ancaster neighbourhoods as part of efforts to curtail so-called monster homes.

Washroom proposed for next year at cost of $270,000

Police say Indiana man took taxi to and from bank robbery

Approaching monsoon season sparks concerns for refugees in Bangladesh

B.C., three northwest U.S. states join forces on trade, addiction, environment

Drug testing proposal splits group helping Liberals on workplace policies

The LCBO has opened the doors of its new location in Winona.

OSC charges Stanislaw Pasyk with fraud in sale of securities of A4 Diamonds

Cosmetics giant L'Oreal buys Toronto augmented reality startup ModiFace

Eastgate Square representatives say the mall is considering a number of choices for its former Sears site.

Dead man walking: Court rejects Romanian's claim he's alive

Access to new addition would be limited while hockey begins on time

Into the woods: a glimpse at the temporary homes in Toronto's ravines

Unlike other animals, humanity has voluntarily limited its reproduction

Radio-Canada says it is standing behind a reporter who was arrested this week after the subject of a story he was working on lodged a complaint with police.

Statistics Canada says manufacturing sales fell 1.0 per cent in January

Four people have been charged in connection with a lengthy Halton-York police investigation into a series of residential break-ins in Halton and the Greater Toronto Area.

Four people have been charged in connection with a lengthy Halton-York police investigation into a series of residential break-ins in Halton and the GTA.

Statistics Canada says manufacturing sales fell 1.0 per cent in January

Ministry of Transportation found no mechanical problems with tow truck.

— About 35 Manulife employees in Waterloo Region have been let go as the financial service and insurance company trims its Canadian workforce.

Terrapure Environmental has picked its preferred expansion option for the Taro industrial dump — one the area’s councillor says completes “a big con” started five years ago.

Participants in the second annual Dunnville Urban Challenge are going to have an opportunity to discover some more of the town’s hidden gems this year.

For the second year in a row, the Hamilton public school board’s initiative to provide iPads to students in grades 4 to 12 had the least support among respondents to an online survey on six budget priorities.

NewsAlert: Patrick Brown says not running in Ontario spring election

B.C. woman ticketed after complaining to RCMP about student driver

No way to know if debt to income ratio has climbed too high: federal officials

Man to appear in court after the deaths of a woman and two teens in Ajax, Ont.

Injunction hearing told pipeline critics 'inconvenience' Kinder Morgan in B.C.

Ottawa 'determined' to see Trans Mountain pipeline expanded: minister

Russia said Friday that it will expel British diplomats and halt high-level meetings with the U.K. in an increasingly global standoff over the nerve agent attack on an ex-spy — but still isn't saying who will be kicked out or when.

The Bridge: From Prison To Community is holding its annual general meeting April 25, 7 p.m. at South Gate Presbyterian Church.

Six people were killed and 10 others hospitalized in the collapse of a pedestrian bridge under construction at Florida International University, police said Friday as state and federal investigators worked to determine how and why the five-day-old span failed.

Vanishing Vero? Fading hype for social media fad shows fickle nature of Internet

Canadians are counting down to the legalization of recreational marijuana this summer, but industry players are already racing to get ahead in a potentially more lucrative market segment for the plant in the years to come: cannabis-based pharmaceuticals.

Canada’s share of the fastest growing industry in the world has been shrinking over the last decade — and a new report says it’s time to step it up or miss out on a trillion-dollar opportunity.

Heroux-Devtek Inc. is laying off workers after the aviation company’s bid for a new contract with the U.S. Air Force was rejected.

The scene, filmed inside a Manhattan coffee shop, is a classic of the genre. A male boss, clad in khakis with a laptop bag slung over his shoulder, tells his younger female employee she’s up for a promotion. Then her smile quickly fades.

The ratio of Canadian household debt relative to income edged down slightly in the fourth quarter of last year, raising speculation that the growth in debt may have turned a corner.