Cardinal rebukes pope over Chile 'slander' comments on abuse

Women's marches planned for Canadian cities today, a year after Trump inauguration

Government shutdown begins and so does the finger-pointing

Across the globe, rallies against Trump, sexual misconduct

NewsAlert: 2 Canadians, 2 Americans abducted in Nigeria are freed and in good condition, police say

Police received the call around 6:15 p.m. Friday

Behind the scenes, leading Republicans and Democrats scramble to find compromise to avert a lengthy shutdown.

A Nigerian police spokesperson says two Canadians and two Americans who were kidnapped in north-central Kaduna state on Tuesday have been released.

The tragic death of 29-year old Holly Hamilton is the latest example of domestic violence against women, what is also called “intimate partner violence,” an ongoing issue in Canada that angers and saddens those who work to help victims and stop the cycle.

Three people were shot during a break and enter on the Mountain Friday night.

NewsAlert: 2 Canadians, 2 Americans abducted in Nigeria are freed and in good condition, police say

Ottawa man charged with child pornography, luring

Cdn-born Israeli MP espouses gender equality, pro-pot and LGBTQ agenda

Security, reproductive rights, investment: how politics touched us this week

A new design is aimed at making The Spectator easier to read.

Russian police face the unexpected: crocodile in basement

Shutdown looms; blame game already in full swing

No winning ticket for Friday night's $15 million Lotto Max jackpot

Botox, bomb shelters, and the blues: Washington, one year into Trump presidency

Grandson travels from home in Cambodia to say goodbye to his grandmother.

Sandra Rallo and her children Jason, 6, and Stephanie, 5, 1976

Bad timing: Shutdown spoils Trump's 1-year festivities

Police received the call around 6:15 p.m. Friday

Company investigating after wind turbine collapses in Chatham-Kent, Ont.

A Maryland-based renewable energy company is investigating after one of its wind turbines collapsed in southwestern Ontario.

The agreement will see the union-developer build an addition then sell it to the city.

A federal transportation watchdog must take a fresh look at a consumer advocate’s complaint on behalf of obese airline passengers, the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled.

The Sherman family’s private investigation into the shocking deaths of billionaire Apotex founder Barry Sherman and his wife Honey is revealing a very different story than the murder-suicide theory that has led headlines to date.

General Motors of Canada sees Ontario’s strength in advanced technologies as strategically important for its plans for creating safe, driverless vehicles in the near future, its CEO said Friday at the launch of a new software centre north of Toronto.

Deputy police commissioner Darryl DeSousa, who has steadily risen through the ranks during a 30-year career with Baltimore’s police department, will take the helm of the force in a city struggling with a feverish pace of killings.

Halton police have determined the deaths of a married couple to be a case of murder-suicide.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is promising a remote northwestern Ontario reserve help with a housing shortage that the chief says is worse than ever.

Police received the call around 6:15 p.m. Friday.

The three men charged in the Lac-Megantic railway disaster have all been found not guilty of criminal negligence causing the death of 47 people.

Justin Dumpfrey, her 30-year-old ex-boyfriend, is charged with second-degree murder.

Women's movement has come a long way since their march on Washington: Activists

A young cougar left hungry and orphaned when its mother was hit by a vehicle is recovering from frostbite in Williams Lake, B.C.

Former Ontario premier Dalton McGuinty's chief of staff was found guilty of destroying politically sensitive documents related to a controversial Liberal government decision to scrap two gas plants ahead of the 2011 election at a cost of $1.1 billion to taxpayers.

Two school boards in southwestern Ontario have cut funding to a local youth theatre program after officials decided a play depicting the true story of a gay teen couple fighting to attend prom contained inappropriate content.

A 92-year-old woman has died after a vehicle struck her while she was crossing the street on Friday.

The sisters of a man presumed to have been killed after vanishing from Toronto’s gay village said they searched for him for months only to have their last hope snatched away this week when police charged a man with his murder.

Nearly all local malls and office buildings have appealed recent property assessments — raising the prospect homeowners will shoulder more of the city’s total tax bill.

Government triggers NAFTA Chapter 19 over punitive U.S. import duties

A decision against the city of Hamilton that is must pay more to Niagara's conservation authority, is having a ripple effect.

Meridian Brick, which owns the Aldershot quarry, is at the centre of an ongoing struggle with its neighbours and the city.

Lac-Megantic jury to deliberate today for ninth consecutive day

Zoocheck calls for strong message from Alberta on ice-cream-eating bear

Gas plants verdict coming down today; ex-premier's top aides to learn fate

A ruling from the Ontario Court of Appeal says the city gave ample rejection notice to the owner of a Durand heritage home.