Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser, is resisting giving up his access to highly classified information, prompting an internal struggle with John F. Kelly, the White House Chief of staff, over who should be allowed to see some of the nation’s most sensitive secrets, according to White House officials and others briefed on the matter.

Toronto man, 34, charged following child pornography investigation

Man, 50, charged in string of Toronto bank robberies

Brantford police are going door-to-door in evacuation zones and everyone living on floodplain is “strongly urged” to evacuate

The Rev. Billy Graham, counsellor to presidents and the most widely heard Christian evangelist in history, has died at age 99.

Even the staunchest supporters of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau must grow weary of his habit of deploying bromides when substance is called for.

Evangelist Billy Graham dies at age 99; reached millions

Spokesman: Evangelist Billy Graham has died at age 99

Maple Leaf Foods reports $59.1M Q4 profit, raises quarterly dividend

Revised TPP text ready to be signed by 11 members on March 8

B.C. judge dismisses lawsuit against RCMP, saying it was filed too late

A less-than-two-hour class, taught about six times a year. Conference calls taken poolside, or from the car. A handful of posts each week on the company social media account, sharing colourful cartoons or titles of children’s books related to energy conservation.

Decision on whether Brown can run in Ontario Tory leadership race expected today

An investigation into hundreds of missing gold and silver coins ends where the investigation into Lewis Bennett's missing wife begins.

Former Manitoba premier Greg Selinger to resign legislature seat March 7

Federal budget looks ready to help protect more lands, inland waters, oceans

B.C. finance minister says budget will make life more affordable for residents

York Regional Police tweeted on Tuesday that marijuana doesn’t increase the growth of breasts in men after one of its officers told high school students at a panel last week that “doobies make boobies.”

Celebrities are lining up with their wallets to help protect American kids from gun violence in the wake of another deadly school shooting.

Trudeau reiterates denial of Sikh separatists in cabinet

New Uber feature to force drivers to take a break after 12 straight hours

Fate of man accused of killing Winnipeg teen will soon be in hands of jury

Jurors sat through three weeks of evidence in the trial of Raymond Cormier, 56, who has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in the slaying of 15-year-old Tina Fontaine. Tina's body, wrapped in a duvet cover and weighed down by rocks, was pulled from the Red River in Winnipeg several days after she disappeared in August 2014. The case reignited calls for a national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women.

NEW YORK Walmart is getting bruised in its battle with online leader Amazon.

SIU found 16-year-old chose to jump from window to avoid police.

Donald Trump Jr. said Wednesday any talk that his family is profiting from his father's presidency is "nonsense" as he embarked on a highly publicized visit to India to promote real estate deals that bear his family's name.

Hamilton creeks are running high amid fast-melting snow and steady rain that prompted widespread flooding in areas closer to the Grand River.

Patrick Bermingham is the great grandson of the founder of Bermingham Pile Drivers, a 120-year-old company that does major foundation work.

The city’s chamber of commerce is posthumously recognizing Pop Up Hamilton co-founder Dave Hanley as 2017 citizen of the year.

A powerful symbol of hate or just easy and provocative?

“Patrick Brown has been engaged in dirty and crooked politics for too long in this province,” said MPP Randy Hillier

As of Jan. 1, the provincial government has allowed municipalities to restrict where payday lenders can open.

Interval House has 22 beds for women and their children who have left an abusive relationship.

Four charged in death of pedestrian in Mississauga

Commercial airplane incidents, accidents jump in 2017, safety board says

'No confidence' in Patrick Brown as Progressive Conservative candidate: Fedeli

Bicyclist blames Waze for directing him into Lincoln Tunnel

Take a trip through the communities served by the United Way of Halton and Hamilton March 6. Celebrate the Journey kicks off at 5:30 p.m. at the Burlington Convention Centre, 1120 Burloak Dr. and runs until 9:30 p.m. Dinner is at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are on sale for $65 per person or $500 per table of eight until Feb. 22. For more information, visit www.uwhh.ca.

B.C. unveils housing plan that raises foreign buyers levy and taxes speculators

Burlington MP Karina Gould was at the Centre for Skills Development and Training on Tuesday to announce the change that came into effect January 2018.

Roberta Tremain never considered herself a pioneer for women in post-secondary education.

— Ontario’s governing Liberals have introduced a bill to retaliate against any state that adopts Buy American provisions as the provincial legislature resumes sitting for the final session before a spring election.

Rebecca Schofield’s father has written a touching tribute to the young woman who inspired acts of kindness around the globe, as he and his family prepare to say their final farewell.

— Canadians want the federal government to find a way to make it easier to cover the basic costs of living as part of a sweeping poverty-reduction strategy, says the minister in charge of the file.

— A Calgary woman is reminding parents about the dangers of escalators after her toddler’s foot became stuck in one and he broke his leg.

Statistics Canada says international tourism set an annual record during Canada 150 last year, with 20.8 million trips of one or more nights.

Trump administration expected to defend tariffs on Canadian solar modules in U.S. trade court

“We have full confidence in Ben Levitt and his riding association,” Ken Zeise, co-chair of the party’s provincial nomination committee, said Tuesday.

City councillors supported a report on animal services launching an 18-month pilot project

— Liberal MP Salma Zahid says she’s taking a medical leave to be treated for non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.