Scheer says Tories will recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital if elected

— One man in upstate New York sawed his AR-15 rifle into pieces and posted a video of it on Facebook. A woman in Connecticut did the same with her handgun. Not far from scene of the Florida high school shooting, another man brought his assault weapon to police and asked them to destroy it.

Toronto stocks rise, Dow Jones industrials post triple-digit increase

Acadia University launches investigation of controversial professor

General Electric on Monday announced three nominees for its streamlined board of directors as the embattled U.S. conglomerate pursues a corporate turnaround.

Busy consumers will soon have one more way to avoid going to the grocery store as Canadian retailers ramp up their e-commerce offerings in an apparent effort to beat tech titan Amazon, which recently entered the country’s grocery market.

Never mind being No. 1. Ed Sonshine is too busy trying to Amazon-proof his Canadian shopping-mall empire by turning them into hip urban oases.

A rock slide on Friday prompted the closure, which lasted through the weekend.

— Syrian forces launched a ground offensive Monday on a rebel-held eastern Damascus suburb despite a United Nations Security Council resolution demanding a 30-day ceasefire across Syria. The UN chief denounced the violence in the embattled region, describing it as “hell on Earth.”

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

— The sentencing hearing for a sailboat captain caught smuggling 250 kilograms of cocaine from the Caribbean to a Nova Scotia boatyard has been delayed yet again — this time for a change of lawyers.

They appear to be invincible, professional athletes do, with so much money, so much fame, so many people to help with everything — a first-class life, everything taken care of.

Provincial police charge Orillia man, 31, with arson in weekend house fire

Ambitious Realty is holding a “Happy Hour for Our Community” on March 2 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on the second floor of 1 West Ave.

When singer-songwriter Kinley Dowling released a song two years ago detailing her prom night rape, she didn’t set out to become an advocate for survivors of sexual assault.

Kingston, Ont., man accused of stealing liquor, assaulting security guard

Witness to crash involving 165 people says accidents happen 'way too many times'

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Paternity leave, deficit, cybersecurity: what to expect in the 2018 budget

— Canada’s largest tobacco manufacturer says it is being treated unfairly after a government health committee refused to hear its input in person on proposed changes to smoking laws.

—Two years into the Phoenix pay system “fiasco,” the federal government needs to apologize to the tens of thousands of civil servants who have been living a paycheque nightmare and compensate them for what they’ve lost, the opposition New Democrats demanded Monday.

— A Slovak investigative reporter and his girlfriend were shot dead in their home in an attack likely linked to his reporting, which was focused on tax evasion, Slovakia’s top police officer said Monday.

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

— A Trump Organization executive said Monday that the company has donated profits from foreign government patrons at its hotel properties to the U.S. Treasury, but he wouldn’t say how much.

— U.S. President Donald Trump has released a report clobbering his own views on trade.

— Not one North Atlantic right whale calf has been spotted in the species’ usual breeding grounds, raising fresh concern over the long-term fate of the endangered mammals following a record number of deaths last year.

President Donald Trump signs report rebuking own views on trade, Canada

Acadia University launches investigation of controversial professor

How many millionaires? Newfoundlanders' $60M lotto win to be confirmed soon

Police watchdog clears police in use of stun gun to subdue Brampton woman

Instant Pot asking consumers to stop using certain Gem 65 multicookers

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

Flawed testing at a once-trusted lab relied upon in child protection cases.

Big Tobacco miffed over health committee snub, opposes plain packaging proposal

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

Government workers should get apology, compensation for Phoenix mess: NDP

The city will spend most of the day fixing the broken watermain that created a sidewalk-eating sinkhole near the corner of Markland and Bruce streets.

Conservative bid sputters for emergency committee meeting on Atwal

Two buses, two transport trucks and two passenger vehicles collided

When Lieutenant Laz Ojeda of the Coral Springs Fire Department reached Maddy Wilford at Stoneman Douglas High School on Feb. 14, he initially believed she was dead. Her body looked pale and she wasn't moving, he recounted Monday.

'It's actually heartbreaking': No baby right whales seen in calving grounds

Two decades before Harvey Weinstein — before the barrage of sexual misconduct allegations against Charlie Rose and Matt Lauer and Kevin Spacey and Al Franken and Steve Wynn; before countless women came forward with their stories of harassment and abuse, forming a movement that forced raw conversations about sex and power — Monica Lewinsky was coming to her own conclusions about what she did and endured.

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

Cronos Group first Canadian pot company to begin trading on Nasdaq

Volunteers are needed March 5-9 to sort deliveries of tulips, to deliver bunches of flowers and to sell them.

Spoiler alert: This story contains spoilers for The Walking Dead

Officially, Rebecca Zahau died at her own hand.

Four guns, ammunition, 500-pound safe stolen from home in Mississauga

Energy group calls for better tax and regulation to restore competitiveness

Loblaw signs deal to allow customers to pick up orders at GO Transit stations