Police say remains found in northern Ontario are those of missing Markham man

Vandals who smashed Hamilton shop windows planned ahead, police say

It looked poised to match or exceed last year’s record haul, but to Jim LoPresti the 26th annual Ancaster Community Food Drive had already achieved its goal before the final tally came in.

Toronto stock index shows moderate gains, Canadian dollar down

“Can I get my money back if I change my mind after buying a product or service?”

— Longtime Donald Trump associate Sam Nunberg said Monday he doesn’t plan to co-operate with a subpoena from special counsel Robert Mueller requesting he appear before a grand jury investigating Russian interference in the 2016 elections.

Ex-PM Brian Mulroney says daughter's inexperience shouldn't be held against her

NAFTA: U.S. in a hurry to complete talks quickly, and do bileterals if necessary

— Health Canada must review regulations around alcoholic beverages infused with high amounts of sugar following the reported death of a Quebec teenager who had drunk such a product, Quebec’s public health minister said Monday.

Growing frequency, height of Nova Scotia storm surges worries mayor

Ont. Tory govt could get carbon cash tax despite opposition, experts say

Cops explore anarchist link to masked mob attack on Locke Street

Court appoints litigation investigator after payments were made while the company’s pension fund had a nearly $300 million shortfall

Sears shareholder payments to be reviewed by litigation investigator

— One day after a Florida teenager walked into his former high school and carried out one of the deadliest school shootings in U.S. history, at least seven other teens across the country walked into school with a gun.

"This will be my last hurrah," said Flamborough resident Roman Sarachman, 70. "I still have some energy left."

— British media reported Monday that a former Russian spy was in critical condition after coming into contact with an “unknown substance,” a case that immediately drew parallels to the poisoning of former Russian agent Alexander Litvinenko.

— Proposed legislation that would radically change the administration of Nova Scotia’s school system was called everything from “undemocratic” to “unneeded” by a series of speakers who voiced their opposition before a legislature committee Monday.

— The justice system has seen a slight drop in crime rates and a boost in legal aid funding relative to a year ago, but these improvements have been overshadowed by an increase in costs, lengthier court delays and the persistent over-representation of Indigenous people in prison, new research has found.

Toronto police to update investigation of accused serial killer Bruce McArthur

— Flood forecasters in New Brunswick are using new technology to track snow loads and ice movement, hoping more information leads to less damage.

— A decision by police in Thunder Bay to rule out foul play just hours after the body of an Indigenous man was found floating in a river was the result of a grossly inadequate investigation tainted by racism, an independent review has determined.

Amy Shapero to succeed original Shopify CFO Russ Jones on April 2

— Two populist and stridently anti-European Union parties surged in Italy’s parliamentary election at the expense of the country’s traditional powers, but neither gained enough support to govern alone, near-final results showed Monday.

— Federal civil servants are being told they’ll have to wait this week to see the details of their paycheques after a “technical glitch” forced a shutdown of the Phoenix pay account system.

— A network of doctors has developed a new Canadian guideline for managing opioid use disorder, including a recommendation of which replacement medication should first be used to treat those addicted to the powerful narcotics.

It’s unclear whether the GOP pushback will have any effect on Trump.

A Mississauga man has been charged after police say a child was sexually assaulted in her home.

— A Newfoundland family wants a review of daycare regulations after a two-year-old girl who wandered away from a St. John’s child care centre was returned unharmed.

Trump tweets that steel, aluminum tariffs stay unless there's a new NAFTA deal

Newfoundland government urged to offer universal coverage of abortion pill

Police seeking public assistance to identify the vitim.

Man charged in alleged sexual assault of Mississauga, Ont., child

Cops' probe of Indigenous man's death in Thunder Bay shoddy: review

Annual report card highlights areas for improvement in justice system

Doctors network develops national guideline for treating opioid addictions

A timeline of key events in the case of alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur

While Vladimir Putin boasted that his latest “invincible” nuclear weapons prove the U.S. and its allies have failed to contain Russia, the display of bravado risks a new arms race that his country is ill-equipped to win.

Monique Taylor is hoping it won’t be a hollow victory.

Toronto police to update investigation of accused serial killer Bruce McArthur

“Can I get my money back if I change my mind after buying a product or service?”

Another 'technical glitch' temporarily shuts down access to worker pay stubs

Toronto stock index shows moderate gains, Canadian dollar down

On an icy Monday morning in February 2004, Jon Romano was hunched in a bathroom stall on the third floor of his high school outside of Albany, New York, tapping out a text message to his few friends.

Morneau says Canada should be exempt from new U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum

As you might expect, host Jimmy Kimmel kicked off his monologue for the 90th Academy Awards by making fun of last year's epic best picture mixup, when "La La Land" was briefly awarded the prize instead of the real winner, "Moonlight."

Canadian who admitted to plotting terrorist attacks asks for 'second chance'

'I feel scared:' Indigenous youth call for change after high-profile acquittals

Toronto police to update investigation of accused serial killer Bruce McArthur

RioCan to leverage its retail holdings for rental retail, residential