Bag containing live eels found in Toronto mall washroom

'I shouldn't have to have a husband:' Winnipeg woman criticizes men-only club

The jurors at the Lac-Megantic trial have told the judge they are at an impasse in their deliberations.

Sanctions, non-proliferation, diplomacy on agenda at North Korea summit

Police say newborn baby found abandoned in west-end Toronto

Australia files WTO complaint against Canadian wine sales measures

HMCS St. John's to head to Mediterranean Sea to participate in NATO operation

The Hamilton Fempreneurs’ January meetup is Jan. 29 from noon to 1 p.m. at CoMotion on King, 115 King St. E.

Trump aides debate which version of vulgarity Trump uttered

Kids chained in Calif. house of horrors; parents arrested

Grassroots Liberals urge considering decriminalizing prostitution, drug use

Kingston, Ont., man accused of drugging and sexually assaulting wife

Grief counsellors on hand at school day after girl, 5, dies while being picked up

Carillion Canada says it's soldiering on despite U.K. parent's financial woes

Holly Hamilton was last seen Sunday night

Hamilton firefighters rescued a woman from a 14th floor apartment unit fire in a highrise building near the escarpment Tuesday morning.

Ottawa man charged with assault on plane in flight: Thunder Bay, Ont., police

Beer Canada calls on feds to axe increasing beer tax as consumption trends down

Judge's retroactive change to sentence 'unfair;' Appeal Court frees man

After sitting as observers in courts from Brampton to Kitchener for four years, the family of Bill, Bridget and Caleb Harrison had a chance Monday to speak of the shattering impact their deaths have had on an extended clan of siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins and close friends.

Two Costco pharmacy directors admitted to accepting illegal payments from a drug company to get its medications stocked at the retail chain.

Like thousands of convenience stores, many 7-Eleven stores cram rows of snacks between a wall of chilled sodas and a bank of churning Slurpee machines.

The 200-mile drive from Chicago to his home in Springfield, Illinois, seemed longer than usual as James Weitzel tried, with little success, to relieve the dull pain near his right shoulder blade that had dogged him for months.

Amid the bogs and forests of northern Alberta, the heart of the Canadian oilpatch, lie some of the largest waste dumps of the global energy business.

Ontario offers incentives for electric vehicle charging stations at workplaces

TOKYO - Japan's public broadcaster mistakenly sent an alert Tuesday warning citizens of a North Korean missile launch and urging them to seek immediate shelter, then minutes later corrected it, days after a similar error in Hawaii.

Apartment building fire near Montreal leaves dozens homeless

Leah Remini is defending director Paul Haggis, who has been accused of sexual misconduct.

“We definitely need improvements,” said Stoney Creek Coun. Doug Conley, adding residents have been urging the city to do something about the Red Hill. “I get lots of calls asking why are you not making it safer?”

New Canada Service Corps designed to draw more young Canadians into volunteering

Hamilton police asking for public's help identifying suspects from Dec. 9 robbery

From 1545 to 1548, a mysterious disease killed about 80 per cent of the population of Mexico. It was one of the worst epidemics in human history, felling an estimated 5 million to 15 million people, and was known by natives as cocoliztli — a word meaning pestilence.

Yellow Pages Ltd. is cutting roughly 500 jobs in an effort to reduce spending and improve its results.

A pizza crust is merely a template. It can be made of flour, or quinoa, or cauliflower, or ramen, or even, in a particular moment of madness that gripped America in 2015, hotdogs. And if you travel in certain circles, like those who follow a gluten-free or ketogenic diet, you may have noticed another innovation in pizza crust: chicken.

Heartbreak and jealously were the twin engines driving the scheme, police would later say.

Greensville’s Ramsay Jackson has been nominated for the Ontario Junior Citizen Award.

'Balaclava Bandit' and alleged accomplice facing 44 charges in Toronto-area thefts

A man stabbed in the chest overnight is expected to survive, while another man is in police custody.

2 men hit each other in consecutive accidents in Germany

Inventor Peter Madsen was charged Tuesday with killing Swedish journalist Kim Wall during a trip on his private submarine, with prosecutors saying he either cut her throat or strangled her before dismembering her body and dumping it into the sea.

Surprised, angry, betrayed. These emotions often come into play when customers think a longtime supplier is tilting the rules in its own favour.

A multiple-alarm fire on the 14th floor of a highrise apartment near the escarpment is out.

North Korea’s official news agency responded Tuesday to President Donald Trump’s controversial “nuclear button tweet,” describing it as the “the spasm of a lunatic,” according to AP.

Police say they are not treating the death of Cranberries singer Dolores O’Riordan as suspicious.

Hamilton firefighters are responding to a multiple alarm fire at an apartment building on the edge of the escarpment.

Sanctions, non-proliferation, diplomacy on agenda at North Korea summit

Some women were barking up the wrong tree on Monday’s episode of The Bachelor and couldn’t wrestle their insecurities to the ground, leading to early exits.

Suspect threatened RBG Bank staff with knife and fled with cash

NAFTA's Chapter 11 dispute mechanism too costly for Canada at $314M, says report

NewsAlert: Toronto police say hijab-cutting incident didn't happen