The "Last Week Tonight" host spent the first half of the 24-minute segment exploring the industry's decline and poking holes at President Donald Trump's numerous promises to bring coal jobs back.

You have to admire a reality show so committed to subterfuge that it would fly somebody almost 7,000 kilometres just to make it look like what we all expected to happen wasn’t going to happen.

Samsung, the South Korean electronics giant, was flying high as it prepared to launch the Note 7 smartphone in late summer 2016.

Jaspal Atwal, a once-convicted would-be assassin of an Indian cabinet minister, had his invitation to a reception for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau yanked because he was politically controversial, not because he was deemed a security threat, senior officials say.

Integrity commissioner announces ‘inquiry’ into former PC leader

Bitcoins can buy you a TAG Heuer watch, a cross-country flight or a meatball marinara sub. But really, how does it work?

President Donald Trump asserted Monday that he would have rushed in to save the students and teachers of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School from a gunman with an assault weapon, even if he was unarmed.

Cost and owners' aversion to risk keeps tech from proliferating restaurants: experts

A man whose mother, brother and grandmother died in what Ontario provincial police are calling a triple murder-suicide said Monday that his loved ones were killed by a neighbour who had been “stalking” his parent.

“Immediately upon arrival at St. Joseph’s, Mr. Al-Hasnawi was vital signs absent,” statement of defence states.

“The disco ball came down, the lights went out and it was date night,” says McMaster’s Hendrik Poinar

Diane Werendowicz’s killer has been living with his mother and brother in Binbrook, Susan Clairmont writes.

The 105-year-old theatre on Sherman near Barton was purchased by independent cinephiles from Waterloo

NATO researcher warns of Russian interference in 2019 Canadian election

Liberals take aim at 2019 election with budget to focus on gender equality

Ontario Provincial Police say they will “slowly begin scaling back” their search for a missing three-year-old boy who was swept into a swollen river in southwestern Ontario.

Fewer volunteers were expected to turn out on Monday as the search for a missing three-year-old boy who was swept into a river in southwestern Ontario entered its sixth day.

— The Atlantic Lottery Corporation says it will confirm within 24 hours just how many Newfoundlanders have been made instant millionaires, after a group won a history-making Lotto Max $60-million jackpot.

The 27 communities that ring Hudson Bay are scheduled to meet Tuesday for the first time to talk about climate change, environmental protection and the impact of development in their vast and complex region.

SIU investigating after man struck and killed by police vehicle

— Hedley’s opening act for Monday night’s concert in Quebec City was cancelled after rape allegations against the embattled band’s lead singer Jacob Hoggard recently emerged.

— A Conservative bid for an emergency meeting on the Jaspal Atwal affair has fizzled, but political fireworks erupted anew Monday in Parliament over Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s much-maligned trip to India.

Dr. Parminder Raina is one of four people who recently received three-year appointments

MEC not rushing to drop gun-linked company as it weighs membership feedback

“The disco ball came down, the lights went out and it was date night,” says McMaster’s Hendrik Poinar

Ontario's integrity watchdog to investigate ousted Tory leader Patrick Brown

— The Liberals are paving the road to the next election with a mid-mandate budget focused on fulfilling, while potentially saving room for flashier, big-ticket items that will come closer to voting day in 2019.

— Finance Minister Bill Morneau has said science, gender equality and preparing Canadians for the jobs of the future will be key themes in Tuesday’s federal budget.

Integrity commissioner announces ‘inquiry’ into former PC leader

A packed Toronto courtroom erupted into cheers and a standing ovation Monday after the judge announced two men convicted of murdering a young woman would not be eligible for parole for 50 years.

— A packed Toronto courtroom erupted into cheers and a standing ovation after the judge announced two men convicted of murdering a young woman would not be eligible for parole for 50 years.

Ousted former Progressive Conservative leader Patrick Brown has abandoned his comeback attempt to lead the party.

NewsAlert: Health Minister Eric Hoskins resigns, departure effective immediately

Liberals begin road to 2019 with budget focused on their strengths

Two women appear to be about 20 feet down and uninjured.

St. Luke’s Anglican Church in Burlington is getting $10,000 in government funding to convert its commercial kitchen into an incubator (shared-use) kitchen. The upgrade will be for the church’s outreach programming which targets new Canadian entrepreneurs and partners with Feed Halton to try out a pop-up market providing fresh local produce at a reduced cost.

“Immediately upon arrival at St. Joseph’s, Mr. Al-Hasnawi was vital signs absent,” statement of defence states.

Fewer volunteers expected as search for boy swept into Grand River continues

Military wrestling with marijuana legalization: Vance

A look at the events of the Patrick Brown saga in Ontario

Ex-McGuinty aide faces sentencing hearing today over deleted gas plant files

Modern elephant species genetically distinct, though ancient ancestors interbred

Liberals plan to boost immigration to be matched by cash in federal budget

NewsAlert: Health Minister Eric Hoskins resigns, departure effective immediately

Patrick Brown, Ontario’s ousted Progressive Conservative leader, says he is ending his bid to reclaim his former job.

Police expected to release names of four dead in apparent triple murder-suicide

Ontario's integrity watchdog to investigate ousted Tory leader Patrick Brown

Bell Canada says it's taking action after complaint about door-to-door sales rep

The sheriff's deputy assigned to guard the Florida high school that was the scene of a mass shooting never entered the building to confront the suspect because he believed the gunfire was coming from outside, his attorney said Monday.

Discredited hair-testing program harmed vulnerable families across Ontario: report