Andrew McCabe abruptly stepped down Monday as the FBI’s deputy director after months of withering criticism from President Donald Trump, telling friends he felt pressure from the head of the bureau to leave, according to two people close to McCabe.

Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives continued to grapple with a sexual misconduct scandal Monday as party brass began to lay out the groundwork for a leadership contest to be held just months before the June provincial election.

The NAFTA renegotiation has survived a key round of talks, with the United States expressing some annoyance but hailing modest progress, promising future rounds, describing the trade pact as important and toning down the imminent withdrawal threats.

Trial begins for Saskatchewan farmer accused of shooting Indigenous man

Norfolk County OPP charge 20-year-old woman after traffic stop leads to drugs

President Donald Trump told visiting members of the UN Security Council on Monday the U.S. would no longer talk with the Taliban following a recent string of deadly attacks in Afghanistan.

Maclean's reports Ontario PC president quit following sexual assault allegations

Bill Morneau was inundated with more than 10,000 missives last fall following the release of controversial tax-change proposals that infuriated Canada’s small-business community.

Burlington entrepreneur and philanthropist Michael Chin was among 23 people appointed to the Order of Ontario Monday, an honour that “recognizes individuals whose exceptional achievement in their field have left a lasting legacy in the province, in Canada and beyond.”

Six years after his explosive report on the F-35 derailed the Harper government’s plan to buy the controversial stealth aircraft, federal auditor general Michael Ferguson is diving back into the fighter-jet file.

B.C.'s auto insurer in 'financial dumpster fire,' major reforms needed: minister

Representatives from Canadian footwear and apparel brand Baffin are embarking on a 14-day bike tour around Lake Ontario, starting Jan. 30.

Federal inmates lose court challenge of pay cuts introduced by Conservatives

Credit cards are a fact of life and depending on your point of view they’re either a necessary evil or a useful tool for building credit and earning rewards. I prefer the latter, which is why I’m always on the lookout for the best credit card offers.

McDonald’s Corp. is seeing a jump in customers, a sign its new Dollar Menu is attracting penny pinchers.

Keurig is buying Dr Pepper Snapple Group Inc., creating a beverage giant with about $11 billion in annual sales.

Pair is accused of switching seats and trying to flee scene of collision downtown Burlington Sunday afternoon

The province has announced funding for two new schools in Hamilton and major additions to three others.

Killed and dumped in river: Tina Fontaine's voice heard in Winnipeg courtroom

NAFTA update today: All eyes on U.S. trade czar for clues on state of the talks

Alberta's new Opposition leader Jason Kenney sworn in at legislature

Vigil to mark one-year anniversary of Quebec City mosque shooting

Coffee chains and restaurants aren’t the only businesses under pressure from Ontario’s minimum wage hike — marijuana companies say the higher provincial pay rate is driving up the cost to produce and sell cannabis products as well.

Toronto stock market down in late-morning trading, loonie creeps lower

Morneau flooded with more than 10,000 messages over controversial tax plan: memo

Former Young Canadians worker on trial for sex abuse of students to plead guilty

Auditor general to issue new fighter jet report in the fall

Jan. 31 is Bell Let's Talk Day and this year, Bell's getting personal

"We had to vote to accept his resignation," said Ward 2 Coun. Jason Farr, who becomes the interim board chair. "It was not an easy decision."

MPs debate harassment bill as Ottawa reels from #MeToo allegations

A new agreement will see the prices of nearly 70 commonly prescribed generic drugs discounted by up to 90 per cent of their brand name equivalents.

Police in London, Ont., seeking public input on update to sex assault policy

WestJet Airlines Inc. has announced its first flights to mainland Europe.

Toronto police have announced three additional counts of first-degree murder have been laid against Bruce McArthur. McArthur, a 66-year-old landscaper, was initially arrested on Jan. 18 is now facing five counts of first-degree murder.

Prices of nearly 70 commonly prescribed generic drugs to drop under new deal

Two barns were destroyed by early-morning fire on Highway 3

Montreal police investigate fatal stabbing of woman

Couple, married 70 years, renew vows - this time in church

Seniors advocate Bella Brearley and minor hockey supporter Daryl Villeneuve are recognized by Hamilton politicians.

Proposed 'Explosions' name for CFL team touches off fiery debate online

MONCTON, N.B. - A disabled man waited an "excruciatingly long time" on Moncton, N.B., railway tracks after his electric wheelchair allegedly became stuck, according to a new lawsuit claiming damages in his death.

Senators urge Liberals to act on privacy, security issues with automated cars

Canadians trading bitcoin shouldn't hold their breath waiting for specific rules on how they'll be taxed.

The Latest: Ontario PC president faces allegations of sex assault

Licensed marijuana producer Aphria Inc. signs deal to buy Nuuvera Inc.

Foreigners said to deny guilt over Cambodian party photos

FRANKFURT - Public criticism of the German auto industry has escalated on reports that diesel exhaust tests were carried out on both monkeys and humans.

FBI deputy director leaving post ahead of planned retirement

Maclean's reports Ontario PC president quit following sexual assault allegations

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