Manitoba restaurant charges $15 for Bud Light to promote craft beer instead

The drugs were seized after an officer pulled over a black Honda with expired vehicle tags on Wentworth Street North near Burton Street Thursday, police say.

Franchisees' cuts to paid breaks and benefits is "reckless," says Tim Hortons

Frigid temperatures moved across the U.S. east coast on Friday as the region attempted to clean up from a massive winter storm that brought more than a foot of snow, hurricane-force winds and coastal flooding a day earlier.

The weather bomb that went off in the Maritimes late Thursday and kept detonating early Friday left plenty of ugly fragments in Wade Woodbury’s backyard.

Skaters in Toronto will soon be able to glide along a new ice track running under a busy elevated highway as the city opens its latest winter attraction this weekend.

Toronto stock index down, loonie up on Statistics Canada jobs data

Hamilton police said there were a few minor collisions after frozen water run-off made for a slippery road.

Body parts found with undetonated explosive matched to torso found in September

New year, new NAFTA: Goodale leads pro-trade sales pitch south of border

Former Ontario principal faces disciplinary hearing on allegations of test tampering

Scientists warn of vanishing oxygen in oceans, including Canadian waters

Redevelopment plan for former Pittaway service centre started nearly seven years ago

WASHINGTON - The FBI is investigating whether the Clinton Foundation accepted donations in exchange for political favours while Hillary Clinton was secretary of state, two people familiar with the probe confirmed Friday. The revelation comes as President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans have been urging the Justice Department to look into corruption allegations involving the foundation.

A curious side effect of American political polarization may be the decline of Canadian anti-Americanism.

Advice from office coach Marie G. McIntyre

Telus to buy western portion of AlarmForce from Bell for $66.5 million

Tim Hortons franchisees who planned to offset the Ontario government’s minimum wage hike by cutting paid breaks and forcing workers to cover some of the costs for dental and health benefits faced a roasting Friday.

Franchisees' cuts to paid breaks and benefits is "reckless," says Tim Hortons

Skating trail opening under busy Toronto highway as new winter attraction

Hey, have you heard about mouth cooking? If you are thinking, “Cooking with your mouth sounds kind of disgusting,” I am here to tell you: It will exceed all your expectations.

A civil lawsuit charging London, Ont.-native Paul Haggis with raping a publicist has prompted three additional women to come forward with their own sexual misconduct accusations against the Oscar-winning filmmaker, including another publicist who says he forced her to perform oral sex, then raped her.

Tories questioned on why they did not boot Beyak from caucus sooner

The only way Trump could surpass this is if he actually called a nuclear strike, Heather Mallick writes

Woman was injured during violent robbery, police say.

Donut Monster is opening its storefront location Sunday.

Liberals in Ottawa and Queen's Park think unhealthy nationalism and nativism are byproducts of inequality — and they aim to tackle it

Despite growing tech strengths, Canada is falling short in the Information Age. David Olive lists areas that need improvement

Fierce storm causes storm surges, extensive power outages in Atlantic Canada

Application for five structures, 31 units on Governor's Road currently under review

Clerk tied up, loaded handgun seized, 56 charges laid

In 2017, the world lost singer Gord Downie, CBC storyteller Stuart McLean, beloved actress Mary Tyler Moore, broadcaster Betty Kennedy (from Milton), Tom Petty, Jerry Lewis, Batman (Adam West), James Bond (Roger Moore) and a Partridge (David Cassidy). The Hamilton-area also lost some notables:

Elderly woman seeks husband; both die in bitter cold

Man alleges bobcat attack; condo owner says it was housecat

Most of the largest U.S. public universities do not track suicides among their students, despite making investments in prevention at a time of surging demand for mental-health services.

Rats! DC wages war against resurgent rodents with dry ice

Almost two dozen scientists from around the world are issuing a warning about an often-overlooked side effect of climate change and pollution.

A man who snuck up behind his daughter’s estranged husband and shot him to death in the front yard of his Collingwood home has been granted escorted absences to attend church.

Sentencing arguments in Amanda Lindhout kidnapping case set for March

Tories questioned on why they did not boot Beyak from caucus sooner

Fourteen hundred light-years separate Earth from the strangest star in the sky. The light from this star flickers, like a giant neon sign drifting through the constellation Cygnus. After the star’s dim intervals, which last for days or weeks, it brightens again.

Whoo to turn to? Regina wildlife centre caring for snowy owl stuck in SUV grille

Flimsy fences, ferocious dogs: Canada's top pot expert on weed's path to legalization

“We have received over $200 million in federal funding,” said Hamilton Liberal MP Filomena Tassi at Hamilton Liberal MPP Ted McMeekin’s New Year’s levee Jan. 3. “And I think we are just getting started.”

A manager is facing a variety of charges related to drug possession for the purpose of trafficking.

Unemployment rate tumbles to 5.7% to reach lowest mark in more than 40 years

Muslim group asks for Jan. 29 day of remembrance for 2017 mosque shooting

Fierce storm causes storm surges, extensive power outages in Atlantic Canada

Bids on the award belonging to Deborah and Vern Zoller reached more than $800 with the winning bidder — who wished to remain anonymous — picking up the award on Thursday.

A curious side effect of American political polarization may be the decline of Canadian anti-Americanism.