“(Buying Gateway) is a great risk to the city,” said Hamilton's Director of Recreation Chris Herstek. “There is not a pent up demand for ice.”

Apple Inc.’s Tim Cook visited Canada for the first time as CEO Monday, surprising students at a downtown Toronto Apple store to highlight the importance of learning to code, and dropping in on a group of developers to thank them for their contributions to the tech giant’s app store.

Toronto police partner with Ryerson University for training program

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau arrived in Switzerland on Monday to attend the World Economic Forum in Davos, where he will try to persuade the world’s richest to invest in Canada and to respect women’s and workers’ rights.

An RCMP officer on a routine traffic stop in Banff, Alta., caught more than he expected on his car’s dash camera.

A seven-year-old boy was remembered Monday as “an old, wise soul” who gazed in wonder at the stars and imagined clouds were heaven’s islands, as family members said goodbye at the funeral for one of four children killed in a Nova Scotia house fire.

Mobster Angelo Musitano, 39, died after being shot in the driveway of his Waterdown home on May 2, 2017.

The editor-in-chief of a left-wing Turkish Cypriot newspaper alleged that Turkey’s president incited supporters to attack the publication’s office Monday because the paper had criticized Ankara’s military offensive in Syria.

Vancouver police crack down on pop-up pot vendors after weeks-long stalemate

A 15-year-old student in Texas was injured in a shooting in her high school cafeteria Monday morning and a 16-year-old boy, also a student at the school, was taken into custody, sheriff’s officials said.

Boundary-pushing TV channel Viceland is slated to cease broadcasting as of March 31, as Rogers Media Inc. and Vice Canada end their three-year-old, $100-million partnership.

Canada rejects angry American NAFTA criticism, says it has tabled extensive text

U.S. Vice-President Mike Pence told Israeli lawmakers Monday that the U.S. would put plans to move its embassy to Jerusalem on a fast track, drawing angry denunciations from Arabs who were forcibly removed from the hall during his speech before Israel’s parliament.

Prime Minister to travel to India for state visit in February

Negotiator in Indigenous cases to be Saskatchewan's new lieutenant-governor

Hamilton’s Fusion Pharmaceuticals made the Narwhal List of Canada’s 50 most financially attractive private tech companies.

Snow storm left dozens stranded at Vancouver Island ski resort

The United Nations is ready to help people who might flee from the Afrin enclave, where Turkish troops are on the offensive against Kurdish fighters, the top UN official in Syria said Monday.

Body of snowmobiler recovered from Sturgeon Lake, OPP say

Alberta Health Services has issued an apology to the mother of a three-year-old girl after the woman says her child’s hand was damaged by intravenous therapy following open-heart surgery.

In 1812, brothers Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm published the first edition of “Children’s and Household Tales,” a scholarly history of old stories that included a sleeper hit called “Snow White,” where a young beauty is hunted by her own mother who wants to eat her lungs and liver with salt.

Two men guilty in murders of Alberta family could face 75 years before parole

Sask. man accused of drunk driving at 170 km/h in Ont., faces numerous charges

Toronto stock market lower, U.S. stocks mixed in late-morning trading

Maternal instincts may never have been so keen as they were for Heidi Rand Monday morning.

Plate fight is over: Saskatchewan ends ban on Alberta plates at its job sites

OPP say suspect in knife incident at Bolton, Ont., home facing numerous charges

A deeper look into new research on factors that drive 'northern populism'

Emerging YouTubers feel the sting of sudden changes to money-making channels

Murder charge against Nova Scotia man dismissed in case involving Mr. Big sting

Some marijuana users say that the situation would leave renters with few places to legally use weed

Sam Merulla wants staff to look at a bylaw that would force restaurants to have garbage bins for idle-and-order customers.

Apple CEO Tim Cook makes 1st visit to Canada, visits Toronto students

Ontario’s finance minister has launched a series of public consultations to develop this year’s provincial budget, which he suggests will be delivered earlier than usual because of the upcoming election.

Boeing skips info session for fighter-jet companies

Corporate Canada urged to up its game in promoting NAFTA with Americans

Dog euthanized after attacking girl in Windsor, Ont., home

Assailant shoots man and then bites him on nose in Windsor, Ont., police allege

Arrest comes as a shock to those who know Bruce McArthur best.

New 508-year old bristle worm found at Burgess Shale fossil site in B.C.

Man grabbed boy by throat in Kingston, Ont., road rage incident, police allege

Old guard, new guard square off in Liberal leadership contest in stretch run

Toronto police partner with Ryerson University for training program

The Criminal Trial Lawyers’ Association is criticizing what it calls the de-facto expulsion of a University of Calgary student convicted of a sexual offence.

Ontario budget could come early because of spring election: Sousa

Kingston, Ont., woman, 42, charged after being found naked in stranger's bathtub

Two more teens charged in Pickering, Ont., school stabbing that left 2 injured

Rogers says Monday it’s terminating its partnership with Vice Canada and their channel will stop broadcasting in March — but Vice Canada says that might not be the end

Five-year prison term upheld for 'vigilante' cop over gun-planting plan

Sears employees, pensioners alarmed by insolvency fees, lawyers say