Defence to make opening statement in Sask. farmer Gerald Stanley's murder trial

South Carolina train crash leaves at least 2 dead, 50 hurt

Democratic, GOP lawmakers: Memo doesn't clear Trump in probe

Nathaly Ramos appeared to be a doting mother as she chronicled her son’s life on her Facebook page.

A Chicago man shot a 30-year-old acquaintance during an argument that began because he thought she was being too loud, prosecutors said Sunday.

Charges expected in Tess Richey killing; woman last seen in Toronto gay village

Financial sector weighs on Toronto stock market, loonie trades lower

Ram truck ad using MLK speech draws backlash

A Friday night blaze at a Chancery Drive home in Ancaster has caused about $1.5 million in damage.The fire department responded to a report of smoke conditions at 85 Chancery Dr. on Feb. 2 at 8:03 p.m. Claudio Mostacci, the department’s public

Hamilton police are investigating how a man ended up in critical condition in hospital after he was found on a pedestrian pathway in Glanbrook Monday morning.

Nurses' union walks away from bargaining with hospitals

The duel was over and a younger, unlikely gun by the name of Nick Foles was at the podium in the MVP room. Tom Brady knows that piece of real estate well. He had occupied it — no, owned it — after four superb performances in his five Super Bowl victories.

Doctors' group wants Health Canada, not industry, to design marijuana labelling

Wipe away those tears, pour in those eye drops and consider calling in sick to work. After two seasons of clues and flashbacks, "This Is Us" fans finally learned how beloved patriarch-perfect-specimen-of-a-husband-and-dad Jack Pearson died.

New mortgage rules sending borrowers down the credit ladder to alt. lenders

Fairfax Financial Holdings acquires some Carillion Canada assets

A Grimsby woman faces impaired-driving and other charges after she was discovered passed out behind the wheel in the parking lot of the Stag Shop at 58 Centennial Pkwy. N. on Feb. 1.

TORONTO Mortgage brokers say the borrower rejection rate from large banks and traditional monoline mortgage lenders has gone up as much as 20 per cent after Canada's banking regulator imposed a new stress test for home buyers who don't need mortgage insurance.

Some label it a political slush fund.

Charges expected in Tess Richey killing; woman last seen in Toronto gay village

New hub to focus on intersection between developmental disabilities and mental illness

A Niagara woman, who sexually assaulted her four-year-old daughter and offered the child to men for sex, told a psychiatrist she is sexually aroused by her older daughter and would likely repeat her sexual behaviour if she had another child.

36 per cent of Canadians surveyed lied about financial matter to partner:poll

Vigil planned in Toronto to mourn victims of alleged serial killer

Caroline Mulroney to officially join PC leadership race Monday: source

Defence to make opening statement in Sask. farmer Gerald Stanley's murder trial

Carmen's is also looking to “spearhead” a local consortium to explore redevelopment options for the aging facilities.

South Carolina train crash leaves at least 2 dead, 50 hurt

Democratic, GOP lawmakers: Memo doesn't clear Trump in probe

“We need to remember the past, yes, but also look to the future,” Hamilton educator Patricia Wright told the crowd of over 80 people attending the kickoff event to Hamilton’s Black History Month celebrations at city hall.

Marijuana company Aphria selling part of its stake in Liberty Health Sciences

We heard 156 girls and women talk about the sexual abuse they suffered at the hands of former Michigan State University sports medicine doctor Larry Nassar in a Lansing courtroom.

New hub to focus on intersection between developmental disabilities and mental illness

— Much of the new development planned along the LRT route is mixed-use, blending residential development with shops, offices and other businesses in a pedestrian-friendly mix.

The Ontario Nurses’ Association said the Ontario Hospital Association wouldn’t budge from its focus on “efficiencies.”

By most measures, 35-year-old Costco Wholesale is thriving.

“There’s incredible expectations, very long work hours, alcohol flows freely in the evenings,” says MPP Sam Oosterhoff

All her best instincts told her not to get into the car.

— He is the mute survivor of the 10-man Islamic State cell that terrorized Paris in November 2015, refusing all pleas to shed light on the attack that left 130 dead or another one in Brussels just four days after his arrest.

First lady Melania Trump recently pulled out of accompanying President Donald Trump on his trip to Davos, Switzerland. Then she traveled to the State of the Union address separately from her husband. Combine those two facts with the still-unresolved controversy over an alleged hush-money payment the president's lawyer made to porn-star Stormy Daniels late in the 2016 election, and plenty of people are drawing their own conclusions.

Do you like me? That's the latent question throbbing at the center of every Justin Timberlake song, and suddenly the answer is "no." His best pop songs always seemed to radiate desire, but it turns out that his music is merely needy - and tonight, headlining a hyper-hyped Super Bowl halftime show, Justin Timberlake sounds needier than ever before.

Tories to pitch change to benefits clawback for disabled people who want to work

Humor, social messages proliferate at a tame Super Bowl

Outside-the-body system revitalizes less-than-ideal donor kidneys for transplant

Name: Carina D’Angelo

One of Canada’s most high-profile mental health treatment centres says it’s opening a new research hub that will focus on the needs of people with both developmental disabilities and psychiatric conditions.

Regulating the rental marketplace will send ripple effects through the system that could lead to thousands ending up on the street, the report says.

— A man whose swimming goggles were confiscated by officers following a search of his backpack on the eve of the turbulent G20 summit in Toronto in 2010 is expected to testify Monday at the start of a hearing into his lawsuit against the city’s police oversight board.

— A source with Caroline Mulroney’s campaign says the Toronto lawyer and businesswoman will officially jump into the race to lead Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives on Monday, days after reports first emerged suggesting she was eyeing the party’s top job.