Alaska’s all-Republican congressional delegation three weeks ago praised Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke after he announced nearly all federal waters off the state’s coast could be offered for oil and gas drilling.

Lawyers for the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange asked a British judge to drop a 2012 arrest warrant, a request that if granted could allow Assange to leave the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, where he has been living for 5 ½ years, and to fly to Ecuador, which has granted him citizenship.

The costs of dealing with last year’s near-disaster at the nation’s tallest dam have reached $870 million, say California officials.

Bell Media suspends CTV reporter over allegations brought by former employee

A Canadian astrophysicist who used the orbital patterns of seven newly discovered planets to create music will be bringing his work to the public in a Toronto show that will also allow those with visual impairments to experience the wonders of the universe.

U.S. President Donald Trump highlighted his tax cuts and deregulatory efforts with a salesman’s pitch to an elite economic forum in Switzerland on Friday.

19-year-old was shot dead after he tried to help an older man who was being accosted.

Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives will hold a leadership race to replace Patrick Brown, who resigned this week in the face of sexual misconduct allegations.

Christy Clark, ex-B.C. premier, says she saw 'frat boy' behaviour in politics

Hamilton steelmakers and other local manufacturers are watching the NAFTA talks in Montreal with trepidation while trying to understand the ramifications of the new Pacific Rim trade deal at the same time.

No Raptor knows Dwane Casey better than DeMar DeRozan does because they have been together since the day Casey got the job and they have lost together and won together, celebrated together and commiserated together, lived through the hard times believing that good times would come.

Two RCMP doctors under police investigation allegedly abused their power over vulnerable young recruits who were “deeply afraid” that speaking out would damage their careers in the national police force, a lawyer who represents RCMP sexual-misconduct victims says.

Nearly four years after the warm June night that saw three outgunned Mounties killed in a shooting spree, the RCMP has been ordered to pay $550,000 for failing to properly arm and train its members.

Bell Media says it has suspended a CTV News reporter over allegations of sexual misconduct brought forward by a woman who says she was a former employee with the broadcaster.

Former British Columbia premier Christy Clark has weighed in on the discussion around sexual misconduct in Canadian politics, saying she saw plenty of “frat boy behaviour” during her time in office.

Billionaire Barry Sherman and his wife Honey were victims of a targeted double killing, Toronto police said on Friday.

Federal authorities are investigating the death of a man inside a tanker vehicle.

A longtime Progressive Conservative’s comments that she had flagged rumours about Patrick Brown to his campaign team weeks before he stepped down raised questions Friday about the party’s own processes for dealing with sexual misconduct allegations.

Ontario's Progressive Conservatives to pick interim leader today

Bell Media suspends CTV reporter over allegations brought by former employee

Aymen Derbali, the father of three shot seven times and partly paralyzed in the Quebec City mosque shooting last year, says he’s not surprised at the generosity of people around the world who have donated to his fundraiser.

Police say a man is facing new child pornography charges after images of Sudbury, Ont., youth were allegedly found on his computer.

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Former Afghanistan hostage Joshua Boyle, who faces a string of assault charges, will undergo a comprehensive psychiatric assessment.

Suspect used counterfeit US $50 bills on Dec. 7 at two Hamilton Walmart stores, police say.

Man in his 40s exposed himself to worker at Mountain school, police say.

The province’s police watchdog says two Peterborough officers are charged following an investigation into serious injuries suffered by a man during his arrest.

The city is proposing to expand HSR service and frequency in 2018.

Cigarette butts improperly disposed of in a bathroom garbage can are the suspected cause of a house fire Friday morning on the central Mountain.

A former Ontario high school principal has pleaded guilty to professional misconduct after tampering with a standardized provincial literacy test.

Ontario's Progressive Conservatives to pick interim leader today

Ex-staffer says Alberta Liberals haven't investigated her sex harassment claims

Two overnight fires in the Glanbrook area are being investigated as possible arsons.

City council will apply for a judicial review of the provincial Mining and Lands Commissioner’s decision that rejected the municipality’s appeal against paying nearly double what it had been to the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority.

Poverty not a good reason to take Indigenous kids from parents: Bennett

Party to select a new leader before March

OTTAWA - The federal government is signalling that the country's newspaper industry is set to get financial help, with the minister in charge of the file vowing of measures in this year's budget and officials ready to meet with publishers to talk details.

Ontario politician says she flagged Brown rumours to party weeks ago

Aymen Derbali was shot seven times as he tried to get the gunman’s attention in order to help others flee

The Hamilton Farmers’ Market is accepting applications for new vendors.

OPP don't yet know who he is or how he died

Former Afghanistan hostage Joshua Boyle to undergo psychiatric assessment

Toronto stock index shows modest gain, loonie down slightly against U.S. dollar

CRTC's ban on Super Bowl ad substitutions remains, pending Bell's appeal

Brothers with FAS who repeatedly raped girl sentenced to 12 years in Calgary

Lisa MacLeod says she flagged allegations about sexual misconduct involving the party leader to campaign officials “before Christmas.”

When Marlin Jackson arrived at his row on a Delta flight from Atlanta to San Diego in June, the middle seat was already occupied by a man with a sizable dog on his lap. Jackson squeezed by them to his window seat, and the Labrador mix lunged at his face. The attack lasted about 30 seconds, according to Jackson’s attorney, and left him with facial wounds that required 28 stitches and scars that are still visible today.

Ottawa poised to help newspapers in upcoming budget

The Great Depression still had a job stranglehold on Kitchener in 1937.

RCMP recruits 'deeply afraid' to speak out about alleged sex abuse: Lawyer