Teen girl dies after two-vehicle collision in St. Catharines, Ont.

Cruising toward a certain victory in this Sunday’s presidential election, President Vladimir Putin briefly dropped his image as Russia’s tough but merciful czar to make clear that he could forgive misdeeds by wayward subjects, but “not everything.”

It was 1934. Mobsters armed with fully automatic "Tommy guns" had left a trail of bloodstained sidewalks and pockmarked walls across the country, and the new president had narrowly escaped assassination the year before. It was time for action on gun control. And the National Rifle Association seemingly agreed.

Canada’s largest dollar-store chain has a strict policy of not accepting exchanges or returns. It also has limited communication to customers about the policy.

On a day when tens of thousands of students across the county walked out of classes to protest gun violence, the sister of mass killer Dylann Roof was arrested in South Carolina for carrying a knife and pepper spray on school property.

Innisfil says Uber transit partnership is saving it $8M per year

Mueller witness is convicted pedophile with shadowy past

Before the shooting, Julia Cash-Owens — with her degree in juvenile justice and decades in social work — appeared well-equipped to protect her vulnerable grandchildren from the chaos that family members said loomed at the edges of their lives.

Syria marks 7 years of war; thousands leave besieged enclave

BMO launches AI-powered chatbots on Facebook, Twitter as mobile banking rises

A self-assured Putin seems confident of electoral victory

Florida school shooting suspect remains silent in court

It was after he was given fentanyl — a drug 50 times more potent than heroin — following a gunshot wound to the shoulder during a robbery and that Adam Vickerson began his long, painful and costly spiral downward.

Criminal investigation launched into dog's death on flight

Freeland condemns 'despicable' use of chemical in U.K. attack against ex-spy

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

Ale analysis: Ancient beer brought to life by classicist and Winnipeg brewery

Woman charged after dentist claims employee defrauded him of over $550,000

U.S. President Donald Trump boasted in a fundraising speech in Missouri on Wednesday that he made up facts about trade in a meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, according to a recording of the comments obtained by The Washington Post.

Police search for three suspects after ‘vicious assault’ of autistic man in Mississauga

Canada’s privacy commissioner has launched an investigation into Loblaw Cos. Ltd. after receiving numerous complaints from customers about the information they are being requested to provide to claim $25 cards being issued by the grocer as partial compensation for 14 years of bread price-fixing.

Power utilities forced to adapt as climate change brings wilder weather

On an evening last June, Alaska Airlines co-pilot Betty Pina had a glass of wine. Then came a second glass, brought to her by the captain she was paired with for a three-day assignment.

The latest annual Haudenosaunee bow hunt in the Dundas Valley took 15 deer — the fewest yet and just a quarter of the 60 limit set out in a protocol with the Hamilton Conservation Authority.

Police have charged a man with second degree murder after finding a 39-year-old woman and her 15-year-old son dead in an Ajax home.

A Halton resident is the latest victim of a ‘romance scam’.

A lawyer for a Georgia inmate known as the "stocking strangler" says newly discovered evidence proves his client's innocence, and his planned execution this week would be a "stain on the State of Georgia."

All lanes of the Toronto-bound QEW are open after a multi-vehicle crash early Thursday in Burlington.

It started out for Sam Machado as a relatively low-effort way to get free pizza.

Gold spills on Russian runway after plane door glitch

The Ottawa Boot & Surplus Store, billed as specialist in government and manufacturing surplus, is closing it's doors after 51 years in business and three generations operating the store.

Multipic package for biz

Hamilton continues to wait to see when it will receive money from the provincial government to crack down on illegal marijuana dispensaries.

Montreal school bus drivers vote in favour of new five-year contract

An Ontario man found guilty of killing a young Toronto woman who vanished five years ago is appealing his first-degree murder conviction and sentence, saying the verdict was unreasonable and the sentence too harsh.

But developer Brad Lamb says he was already planning an OMB appeal

Waypoint Centre in Penetanguishene deals with some of the province’s highest-risk criminals — but it is more hospital than prison, Susan Clairmont writes

Hamilton police have charged a Stoney Creek man with 18 counts of possession of stolen property, alleging they seized more than $20,000-worth of stolen goods from a townhouse in February.

Act now or forever play global catch up on clean technology: Report

Three suspects sought in 'vicious assault' on an autistic man in Mississauga

All bread sold as The Waterford Blaa is made by one of the four certified bakeries

The drop-in space provides a place for women to gather, eat, bathe

Police looking for suspect in alleged double homicide east of Toronto

Status of Women Minister Maryam Monsef spoke about the role of men and boys in the promotion of gender equality on Wednesday in New York City.

Toys "R" Us says Canadian stores will stay open, even as U.K. operations shutter

Trans Mountain seeks permanent injunction against protesters in court

Trudeau continues steel tour with stops in Sault Ste. Marie, Regina

The Hamilton Waterfront Trust is advertising for a new operations director, it was announced Wednesday, now that the current executive director will be working almost exclusively on the $15.5 million Piers 5 to 7 redevelopment.

B.C. city wants exemption from proposed real estate speculation tax

Trial stopped against Greek shipping firm over improperly served summons