Police continuing investigation into Feb. 6 collision at King West and Sydenham

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Lewis Bennett, the husband of a Delray Beach woman who went missing at sea last May, has now been charged in his wife's death.

All eyes on Brown as Ontario legislature resumes ahead of spring election

Once a month Kristen Curtin gets vitamins pumped into her bloodstream through an IV.

Attacks by forces loyal to the Syrian government have killed over a hundred people in a rebel-held Damascus suburb, aid agencies and monitoring groups said on Tuesday, calling it one of the bloodiest 24 hour periods in Syria's seven-year war.

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America asks a lot of its first couples. Fairly or not, they become national marital role models. We don't really care if they have separate bedrooms, but we do expect them to demonstrate a certain amount of mutual respect and fondness for each other.

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Toronto stock market steps back in late-morning trading, loonie slips

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

Job action possible as early as Thursday over N.S. reforms, teachers' union says

Man charged after allegedly trying to cash in stolen lottery tickets

Ontario wrestles title from Quebec for most electric car sales in 2017

Juror who spent five months at Ontario murder trial files lawsuit

A Calgary man who died in Mexico after suddenly falling ill while on vacation is being remembered for his loyalty.

The British love their spy dramas. This one is a doozy.

U.S. hedge fund manager Eddie Lampert has something to say about the decline and fall of Sears Canada.

Sylvester Stallone is alive.

Hamilton considering legislation to limit number of payday loan outlets

Students at Our Lady of Lourdes have made a unique record of the moments of their lives.

Five people facing charges after allegedly stolen vehicle evades police, flips over

"Trump has arrived. Have you?" shout the barrage of glossy front-page advertisements in almost every major Indian newspaper.

Of all the ways that what passes for love can bloom on The Bachelor, stuffing dead rat skins would not be the first to come to mind.

Statistics Canada says wholesale sales fall 0.5 per cent in December

With all eyes on a Tory civil war, Kathleen Wynne is largely out of sight and out of mind.

A Waterdown veterinarian’s star is on the rise.

WATERDOWN — A local teen is raising funds for a Habitat for Humanity project — one wooden plank at a time — to help build three homes for families in need in Waterdown.

Half of Ontario voters would favour the Progressive Conservatives in the next provincial election, according to a new public opinion poll.

Indian companies tell Trudeau they will invest more than $1 billion in Canada

Police have arrested a man who allegedly ran from a crash scene and stole a car from a senior citizen to continue his getaway.

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

Atlantic Canadian politicians meeting in N.B. to discuss region's economy

Competition Bureau says its policies are adequate to deal with big data dangers

Canadian Press NewsAlert: B.C. launches challenges Alberta's ban on wine

A 71-year-old woman who suffered serious head trauma after being struck by a tow truck has died of her injuries.

Travel should be fun. But it’s hard to relax when the arrangements don’t go according to plan.

Horrific abuse called “an exceedingly dark chapter in the life of this community”

The original video has more than 1.8 million views on Facebook alone, each one of them a hard lesson for Marissa Rundell.

The Hamilton Conservation Authority has issued a flood watch for the Hamilton area.

Don’t bet against Const. Peter Tucker. When the deck was stacked against him, he beat the odds not once but twice.

“The chicken crossed the road, just not to our restaurants.”

Closing arguments in murder trial for man accused of killing Winnipeg teen

"Thank you for coming," John Oliver told a room full of reporters who gathered last week at HBO's midtown headquarters to query him about "Last Week Tonight." "I realize the Westminster Dog Show is on today. The fact you're here and not there means a great deal."

She believed her best chance to be heard was through sheer repetition, so Rachel Crooks took her seat at the dining table and prepared to tell the story again. She was used to difficult audiences, to skeptics and Internet trolls who flooded her Facebook page with threats, but this was a generous crowd: a dozen women, all friends of her aunt, gathered for a casual dinner party on a Friday night. The hostess turned off the music, clanked a fork against her wineglass and gestured to Crooks. "Would you mind telling us about the famous incident?" she asked. "Not the sound-bite version, but the real version."

They couldn’t get loans from their banks so turned to North Clear Credit

Any way you slice it, this winter’s been one for the books.

Pilot project could cut down the number of animals who are euthanized or left to languish in the shelter

In legal circles they’re called “stackable 25s” and later this month a Toronto judge will become the latest member of the bench to decide whether to mete out the harsher punishment to two high-profile killers.

Hamilton considering legislation to limit number of payday loan outlets

One man dead, another wounded, in separate Brampton shootings