A stunning royal decree issued last year that women would be allowed to drive in 2018 upended one of the most visible forms of discrimination against women in Saudi Arabia

It's spring break and beer is flowing - on a Florida highway

Most Canadians can't name achievements of famous women: poll

The men — armed with handguns — demanded narcotics from the Mohawk Road West drugstore

North American stocks sink following resignation of top White House adviser

Main Street West road repairs have begun and the west end is in grid lock Wednesday morning.

Mother of dead infant seeking answers from New Brunswick health system

Statistics Canada says trade deficit narrowed to $1.9 billion in January

Feds eye tougher screening of gun owners for mental health, violence concerns

Inquiry into missing, murdered Indigenous women holds hearings in Labrador

'Her voice was stolen:' Slain teen's family looking for answers after acquittal

A federal watchdog says White House counsellor Kellyanne Conway violated the federal law prohibiting government officials from using their positions to influence political campaigns.

Master seaman faces sexual assault charges at military court martial in Halifax

Years before he was named as an alleged serial killer, Bruce McArthur was brought in by police for questioning in a separate incident unrelated to men missing from Toronto’s Gay Village and was let go, according to sources familiar with the incident.

BlackBerry Ltd. is suing Facebook Inc. for patent infringement, claiming the social-media giant uses technology invented by the former smartphone maker for its massively popular messaging applications.

Alabama woman unearths Tennessee man's long-lost class ring

. Thelma Favel woke up every morning before going to the Winnipeg courthouse, looked around her room and wondered what her grandniece might have thought when she stayed in the same hotel in her final weeks alive.

McMaster and city partnership with German research organization is expected to have huge payoffs in the end.

In Tarrant County, Texas, defendants are sometimes strapped with a stun belt around their legs. The devices are used to deliver a shock in the event the person gets violent or attempts to escape.

Hundreds of feral rabbits in a Vancouver Island community are falling victim to a rare disease that prompted the government to warn people against releasing their long-eared pets into the wild.

A prominent CTV News reporter who was suspended after a woman made sexual misconduct allegations against him is no longer with the company, Bell Media said Tuesday.

Hamilton entrepreneur Teresa Cascioli has partnered with FirstOntario Credit Union to distribute her children’s book series

Stormy Daniels, the porn star who says she was paid to keep quiet about her alleged affair with Donald Trump, sued the president Tuesday, asking the court to declare that her nondisclosure agreement before the 2016 election is void because Trump did not sign it.

Tony Award-winning actress Ruthie Ann Miles' 4-year-old daughter was killed in an accident Monday that also killed a 1-year-old boy.

Spoiler alert: This story contains spoilers for Season 22 of The Bachelor.

Hamilton police asked the public to stay away from Afton and Cedar avenues

Father accused city of failing to accommodate his young daughter’s severe allergy

Reports indicate Toronto police interviewed McArthur years before arrest

Police Chief Eric Girt and other members of Hamilton Police Service attended a Kirkendall Neighbourhood Association meeting Tuesday to address concerns

Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne said she is optimistic that despite the potential demise of the North American Free Trade Agreement, the province will still protect its business groups from any economic fallout.

Group ‘attacked as many yuppie businesses as they could,’ says statement posted online anonymously, Susan Clairmont writes

Walter Stadnick, 65, has been progressing well, newly released records say, since his conviction in Montreal in September 2004.

An arrest warrant has been issued for 19-year-old Donavan Hines in connection with shooting at Barton and Emerald

The man didn’t say anything and the attack is once again being described as random and unprovoked.

Twenty-two students at Westmount high school have posted a series of research papers they hope will help make Canada a better country in the years to come.

"There were partnerships before NAFTA, there will be partnerships after NAFTA," said Premier Kathleen Wynne

Woman arrested after rally against controversial professor Jordan Peterson

Police watchdog investigating after 88-year-old woman dies in crash

The men — armed with handguns — demanded narcotics from the Mohawk Road West drug store

Band plays FirstOntario Centre under cloud of sexual assault allegations

Ontario’s police watchdog has cleared a Halton officer of any wrongdoing in the death of a 20-year-old woman who jumped off a Highway 407 overpass last March.

— One of the four candidates competing to lead Ontario’s Opposition raised questions about access to abortion this week, resurrecting a political hot potato while stopping short of promising to reopen debate on the issue.

Canada well-positioned to handle turmoil over NAFTA talks: finance minister

A bobcat named “Lynxie” lived, surrounded by cat toys, with a convicted felon in an industrial park office in suburban Chicago until Feb. 28, officials said.

Hamilton police say a report of an attempted abduction outside an east-end elementary school Tuesday boiled down to a “curious child” who hopped into a stranger’s car.

Police watchdog launches probe into Saskatchewan farm death RCMP investigation

Cathie Puckering has been appointed the new president and CEO of the John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport.

The United Way Halton and Hamilton has raised $10 million in its first year as a multi-amalgamated agency. The local United Way represents Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville, Milton and Halton Hills. The agency’s staff, supporters and volunteers celebrated the fundraising efforts at the Burlington Convention Centre.

B.C. issues rabbit warning after rare disease kills bunnies on Vancouver Island

— The national inquiry looking into the saga of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Canada is formally asking for two more years to finish its work.