Searchers seek Toronto firefighter missing in New York state

Karoake mics and speakers recalled due to overheating danger

Fourth person plans to join Ontario PC leadership race

NDP Leader Singh 'deeply disturbed' by harassment allegations against former MP

Robert “Bobby” Smylie was an avid athlete and dreamed of winning the provincial Jiu-Jitsu championship

“All-day GO service is contingent on negotiations with CN,” said Hamilton Liberal MPP McMeekin. “You can’t run trains without tracks. You need to have the agreement. We have engaged with our federal cousins. These negotiations are ongoing and are important. They are going well.”

A catastrophic failure of the electrical system inside Vinyl Works Canada has been determined as the cause of the fire that destroyed the Barber Drive plant in Port Colborne Tuesday morning.

Robert “Bobby” Smylie was an avid athlete and dreamed of winning the provincial Jiu-Jitsu championship

— Canadian conservatives began their annual gathering Thursday in Ottawa, still smarting from the one-two punch of misconduct and mismanagement allegations echoing through the halls of power in Halifax, Toronto and on Parliament Hill.

Environmentalists say Ontario’s threatened boreal caribou will be put at greater risk if the province goes ahead with a proposal to give the forestry industry a two-year extension to exemptions from certain wildlife protection laws.

Stacey LaForme says 11-year-old’s death was “catalyst” in moving the agreement with Cancer Care Ontario forward.

North Korea stages military parade on eve of Olympics

— Canada’s largest school board will be supplying naloxone kits to more than 100 of its high schools, as cities across the country continue to deal with overdose deaths linked to opioids.

— An alleged serial killer accused of murdering five men is expected to face more charges after Toronto police announced the discovery of more human remains on Thursday.

But the timeline for regular commuter train service to Hamilton on the CN-owned line remains a mystery.

— A six-year investigation into alleged wrongdoing by senior staff at Ontario’s air ambulance service was unable to gather enough evidence to support criminal charges, provincial police announced Thursday, saying they were hampered by a lack of co-operation from key individuals and inadequate business records.

B.C. Supreme Court chief justice calls on feds to appoint more judges

Toronto police have now recovered the remains of six individuals in an investigation into what they have described as the work of a serial killer.

Former Manitoba cabinet minister apologizes after staff allege he tickled them

Vice-President Mike Pence is trying to counter North Korean “propaganda” around the Winter Olympics with his own symbolism and rhetoric, shining a spotlight on the North’s nuclear weapons program and human rights abuses.

Securities regulators affirm disclosure policy for pot companies with U.S. ties

Nominations are being accepted for Haldimand County’s annual Business Excellence Awards until Feb. 16.

Bank of Canada warns of leaving winner-takes-all digital economy unchecked

Saskatchewan farmer's trial in death of Indigenous man marked by racial tension

Extension for women filing claims in historic RCMP sexual harassment settlement

The defence lawyer for a Saskatchewan farmer charged in a fatal shooting says there’s no evidence that he meant to kill a young Indigenous man, but the Crown says it’s unlikely his gun went off accidentally and he’s guilty of murder.

North American stock indexes plunged steadily throughout the day, with losses on the Dow Jones industrial average and the Standard & Poor 500 entering correction territory.

Conservative confab kicks off as movement seeks to recoup momentum

North American stock markets sink into the red, loonie down against U.S. dollar

A Florida woman says an airline told her to flush her hamster down a toilet at the airport because the emotional support rodent wasn’t allowed to fly with her.

Ontario Provincial Police won't lay charges in Ornge air ambulance probe

— A 19-year-old man is facing charges in connection with a stabbing in downtown Burlington Wednesday morning.

— Mexico’s chief NAFTA negotiator is brushing off the idea of breaking the three-country agreement into separate one-on-one deals.

Hard-boiled, big-hearted CP journalist John Valorzi dead at 65

The federal government has not been able to determine with any certainty that Canadian-made light-armoured vehicles sold to Saudi Arabia were used by that country to suppress the Shiite minority in the eastern part of the country.

Committee questions Freeland on NAFTA following proposed Ontario retaliation

Traffic is being rerouted around King and James streets after a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle at 2:30 p.m.

Three Canadian solar panel manufacturers sue U.S. over 30 per cent tariffs

Authorities plan reviews after five children found hungry in feces-smeared home

— Colombia will tighten control of its porous border with Venezuela as thousands of migrants, fleeing a rapidly deteriorating political and economic crisis, escape into the neighbouring Andean nation.

Provincial police say an arrest has been made in connection to a five-vehicle crash late last month on a major highway west of Toronto that claimed the life of one woman.

— Civil servants who transfer between federal departments or receive promotions can expect to wait more than six months for their paycheques to follow them through the Phoenix pay system, federal officials say, costing some employees tens of thousands of dollars as they wait — and causing confusion across government.

'It's all false': says man at studio where Marianna Riossi works in spare time

Special weather statement for Hamilton and Niagara

The City of Burlington has released an updated version of its Official Plan ahead of scheduled open houses and a meeting later this month.

A 32-year-old man has been charged in connection with a five-vehicle crash on a major highway west of Toronto that killed a woman and injured several others late last month, provincial police said Thursday.

Freeland: No evidence Canadian-made LAVS were used against Saudi citizens

City representatives say a committed buyer has asked for more time to close a deal for the land on the southwest corner of King Street East and Centennial Parkway South, delaying the finalization of the sale from Feb. 2 and release of the offer and plans for the property.

Arrest made in fatal highway crash west of Toronto, provincial police say

'It's all false': says man at studio where Marianna Riossi works in spare time