Tailored response in Alberta, Ontario, B.C. for South Asians addicted to opioids

Trudeau ducks, weaves over talking to committee about trip to Aga Khan's island

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces difficult questions at town hall in Halifax

Independent senators seek investigation of Beyak's ethics, use of public funds

Kensington Palace confirmed Tuesday that Prince Harry’s fiancée Meghan Markle has shut down her social media accounts in line with royal tradition.

The terms of the $25 card being offered by Loblaw Cos. Ltd. as a way of making amends to customers for 14 years of fixing the price of bread are fair and not misleading, an Ontario Superior Court justice ruled Tuesday.

A prominent New Jersey doctor hired a man to kill his wife after she threatened to expose the illegal prescription drug operation he ran out of his practice with a motorcycle gang, prosecutors said Tuesday.

Delays in recycling collection continue this week across due to “ongoing challenges” experienced by the contracted service provider, say the City of Hamilton.

Niki Lundquist loves the Earl Grey tea at Tim Hortons so much it’s become a running joke in her Toronto office.

Two masked men with a gun robbed Blue Ox Dispensary Friday night

Michael Douglas is trying to get ahead of a possible story accusing him of lewd behaviour.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A North Carolina swamp park has posted a video explaining how alligators survive in a frozen pond, and it’s both creepy and bizarre.

Gwyneth Paltrow’s natural lifestyle website Goop, which has been widely criticized for promoting potentially dangerous products based on pseudo-science, is now recommending a do-it-yourself coffee enema to “supercharge your detox.”

Steve Macdonald’s life ended the way his friends said he lived it: with pure selflessness and a natural instinct to help others.

Royal LePage: Price of a home rose 10.8 per cent annually in Q4.

Ontario drivers could soon find themselves motoring along the highway next to a car with no one in the driver's seat.

Man, 22, dies in hospital after shooting in northwest Toronto

Former Olympic figure skater Tonya Harding nearly cut short a British television interview after host Piers Morgan told her she was playing the victim in a situation in which the real victim was rival Nancy Kerrigan.

Hamilton is a city with a rich history in doughnut making and beer brewing.

Is Stelco’s new owner laying the groundwork for a return to steelmaking at the former Hilton Works?

Labour Council disgusted after news of slashed paid breaks and rolled back benefits

“I believe these businesses target vulnerable people in ways that are predatory,” Coun. Matthew Green says.

Following two volumes of poetry Chief Stacey Laforme printed and distributed himself 25 years ago, Durville Publications has published a collection of his work: “Living in the Tall Grass: Poems of Reconciliation.”

Fixing roads and what to do about the light rail transit system (LRT) are the major items coming up this year for the three Mountain councillors.

Neighbour to Neighbour Centre officials say the recent jump in the minimum wage from $11.60 to $14 an hour will do little to reduce the demand for food bank services.

It’s an overview of how the Mohawk Students’ Association plans to serve a growing and more diverse student population over the next three years.

It’s known for celebration, controversy over heritage preservation, pedestrianization and even deforestation.

Pedestrian dies after being struck by Canada Post truck, Toronto police say

The Ontario government is delaying the release of a consultancy report on elevators commissioned by the province’s safety authority last spring and delivered in November while it puts together a response.

The minister responsible for Ontario’s poverty reduction strategy says the province is renovating a former youth jail for use as a shelter for Toronto’s homeless.

Illegal ride-hailing underway in B.C. while government reconsiders laws

Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon is stepping down as chair of Breitbart News Network after a public break with President Donald Trump.

Judge rules $25 gift card terms from Loblaw Companies Ltd. not misleading

A mother and her two young children and an unrelated man who ran into a burning home to help those inside have been identified in a series of online tributes as the victims of a deadly house fire in southern Ontario.

The Lac-Mégantic railway disaster that killed 47 people was an accident and resulted from a perfect storm of unforeseeable events, the lawyer representing one of the accused in the tragedy said in his closing statements Tuesday.

The Lac-Mégantic railway disaster that killed 47 people was an accident and resulted from a perfect storm of unforeseeable events, the lawyer representing one of the accused in the tragedy said in his closing statements Tuesday.

Ontario drivers could soon find themselves motoring along the highway next to a car with no one in the driver’s seat.

Ferguson admits his comments about a contentious carding hearing were inappropriate for a police board member and unfair to Coun. Matthew Green.

Hamilton is a city with a rich history in doughnut making and beer brewing.

Prince Harry and his fiancée, Meghan Markle, were greeted by hundreds of ecstatic fans on Tuesday as they made their first public appearance of the new year at a radio station in south London.

Murder, espionage, blackmail: What U.S. politicians heard about Russia affair

Competition Bureau reaches settlement with HarperCollins in ebooks case

Is Stelco’s new owner laying the groundwork for a return to steelmaking at the former Hilton Works?

The rival Koreas moved toward easing their bitter animosity Tuesday during rare talks, with North Korea agreeing to take part in next month’s Winter Olympics in South Korea. The countries also agreed to hold more discussions on reducing tension along their border and to reopen a military hotline.

— The Grimsby veterinary community is expressing concern after treating dogs they suspect were infected with a highly infectious dog flu.

Bertrand Charest's lawyer appeals client's 12-year prison term

Making a point: Aon says airlines, retailers need to criminal-proof loyalty points

The founder of a firm that commissioned a dossier of allegations about President Donald Trump’s ties to Russia told congressional investigators that its author took it to the FBI because of a concern about “whether a political candidate was being blackmailed.”

The saga of Sen. Lynn Beyak’s letters continues, with some of her Senate colleagues now seeking to determine if she has violated ethics and spending rules.

N.S. says it can't help former child refugee facing deportation to Somalia