Military judge finds Halifax-based sailor guilty of sexual assault

Air Canada says it has restored its computer systems after a morning outage led to delays across the airline’s operations.

Conservation authority approves fill in valley that stream flows through, Jeff Mahoney writes

— Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday threatened to take the country to early elections, but said it was too soon to do so as the scandal-plagued Israeli leader manoeuvred to keep his divided coalition intact.

Separate blasts Monday kill a teenager and wound two women

Durham police have arrested two suspects and are now saying no shots were fired by them following a bank robbery and high speed chase which ended in Ajax Monday afternoon.

— Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he told U.S. President Donald Trump during a recent phone call that slapping duties on Canadian steel and aluminum would hurt ongoing NAFTA negotiations.

Kathleen Wynne says contrast between her and Doug Ford is 'stark'

— The two top businessmen named to lead Canada’s new foreign investment promotion agency say they’ve got their work cut out for them.

U.S. tariffs raise risk Canada will fall prey to foreign steel dumping

Female guards at Edmonton prison launch lawsuit alleging bullying, sex assaults

Hamilton's waterfalls a respite from the city and a destination for travellers

Hamilton's waterfalls a respite from the city and a destination for travellers

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's cross-country tour of cities with steel and aluminum plants was organized after United States President Donald Trump threatened Canada with tariffs.

Meeting scheduled for April 16 at Dundas town hall

Fight over secret St. Anne's residential school documents back in court

Measles confirmed on recent Air Canada flight from Zurich to Toronto

Canadians’ collective household debt has climbed to $1.8 trillion as an international financial group sounds an early warning that the country’s banking system is at risk from rising debt levels.

Minister launches new agency, Invest in Canada, to pursue investors

— Medal No. 14 was both historic and incredibly hard.

Jared Keeso is on the phone sounding pretty much like Wayne, the never-turn-down-a-fight farmer and all-round good-old-boy he portrays on the hit comedy series “Letterkenny.”

Bombardier waiting for answers to plane crashes in Nepal and Iran

Police issue public safety warning related to discarded hazardous waste

— A Texas firefighter, an Argentine woman and a video journalist were among five passengers killed when a helicopter plunged into New York City’s East River, with the pilot reporting the engine had failed.

Explosion Monday killed a 17-year-old boy and badly wounded a woman

Income-tax cuts, spending controls and carbon tax expected in Manitoba budget

Cara: Ontario's minimum wage hike has been manageable for restaurant operator

UK lawmaker says spy poisoning looks to be 'state-sponsored'

— A plane carrying 71 people from Bangladesh swerved erratically and flew dangerously low before crashing and erupting in flames as it landed Monday in Kathmandu, Nepal’s capital, killing at least 50 people, officials and witnesses said.

Apple buying Texture digital magazine service from group that includes Rogers

— British Prime Minister Theresa May said Monday that British investigators had concluded it was “highly likely” that Russia was responsible for the poison attack that left a Russian double agent and his daughter comatose on a park bench last week.

A young man is accused of pulling a knife on a construction worker downtown Friday.

For two days in June, Collective Arts Brewery at 207 Burlington St. E. is turning its outdoor space into a full-on party. Its Liquid Arts Festival, set for June 15 and 16, is promising to highlight brewers from countries including China, Sweden, Iceland and the United States. “Each brewery will feature a range of rare and unique beers, most of which will have never been available in Canada before,” co-founder Matt Johnston said in a release. The event will also feature live music, an international bottle shop, a live art wall and a beer dinner. Tickets are available at liquidartbrewfest.com

— The new Canadian bank note honouring Viola Desmond had a satisfying surprise for many African-Nova Scotians: an unexpected shout-out to Halifax’s historic north end, home to one of Canada’s oldest black communities.

Search continues for accomplished B.C. climber missing in Alaskan range

Canadian who plotted terror attacks deserves life in prison: U.S. prosecutors

Three men face drug-trafficking charges after police pulled over a speeding car just outside of downtown Hamilton on Saturday.

"It's a compromise," said Stoney Creek Coun. Doug Conley. "(The developer) would have gotten 19 storeys (at the Ontario Municipal Board hearing). I didn't want to take that chance."

“We’re going to go down to the border and put that great big neon sign I’ve been talking about — ‘Ontario’s open for business.’”

Canadian household debt hits $1.8T as report warns of domestic risk

Alicia Lewandowski was ripped from the arms of those who loved her in a “senseless act of violence.”

David Reid says he’s become more diligent about locking up on the land his family has farmed in Alberta for more than a century and is more watchful of strange vehicles along rural side roads.

Kathleen Wynne says contrast between her and Doug Ford is 'stark'

Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week

Montreal-based Bombardier Inc. is awaiting the causes of two deadly aircraft crashes over the past couple of days involving its Q400 turbo and Challenger business jet.

Saskatoon police arrest three in drug overdoses, issue warning about cocaine

Bombardier waiting for answers to plane crashes in Nepal and Iran

System issue affects flights from Toronto’s Pearson International Airport

Most of blockchain's benefits don't come from blockchain: Bank of Canada paper

GridlockED Game simulates balancing multiple patients in an emergency department