Toronto man charged after alleged sexual assault involving minors

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

The unemployment rate fell to its lowest level in more than 40 years as Canada closed out a calendar year that saw it produce jobs at a pace not seen since 2002.

Hamiltonians are shivering through the coldest Jan. 5 since at least 1960, according to Environment Canada.

Jeffrey MacInnis, 22, wanted by Toronto police for violent robbery

German lawmaker apologizes after racist slur on Twitter

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

Hamilton police are investigating the death of a 26-year-old man found overnight near the industrial east end.

First snow, now bitter cold disrupts life on East Coast

The Realtors Association of Hamilton-Burlington is reporting 753 sales in December, 16.4 per cent fewer than the same month last year but 5.2 per cent higher than the 10-year average.George O’Neill, CEO of the association, said December is tradit

Man, 84, dead in Ontario crash that sent one other to hospital

Police raid marijuana dispensary in Hamilton, charge its manager

Hamilton police are investigating after a dead body was found near the industrial east end.

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

Lawyers for two men accused of killing teenager Brandon Musgrave and injuring two others at a 2010 student party say the evidence shows the other’s client is the shooter.

Two people charged after police seize fentanyl, heroin and meth in Guelph, Ont.

Two B.C. cities soldier on with decades-old ban on self-serve gas pumps

Sen. Lynn Beyak removed from Tory caucus over 'racist' post on website: Scheer

Ontario premier accuses Tim Hortons' founders' children of bullying employees

Man charged with arson in Guelph; one person treated for smoke inhallation

Canada sent doctor to Cuba to examine ailing diplomats, new records show

Air Transat and regulator sued over incident that left passengers stranded

Military short thousands of personnel despite small increase in ranks

Tens of thousands of people were waking up in the dark this morning after a ferocious storm blasted through Atlantic Canada, flooding coastal roads, battering sailboats and downing trees with hurricane-force winds.

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

A Mississauga man’s intended lawsuit against the City of Hamilton and others for his 2016 fall at Albion Falls is wrong in naming the Hamilton Conservation Authority (HCA) and its foundation, says the authority.

Some homeless shelters have been feeling additional pressure as Hamilton has been under a cold alert since Dec. 25.

Elderly woman seeks husband; both die in bitter cold

HP Canada recalling certain batteries due to fire hazard

Police: Man breaks into evidence undetected, takes back bike

Schools, businesses shuttered as Atlantic Canada braces for powerful storm

— Opposition Leader Andrew Scheer says controversial Sen. Lynn Beyak has been removed from the Conservative Party caucus after refusing to remove a “racist” comment from her website.

The extreme cold weather — oh, it again — is twisting its icicle knife deeper into the ribs of our already brutalized and salt-stained winter patience, for at least another two days.

Google says phones, tablets also affected by newly discovered security issue

A day after he made a public plea for thousands of dollars to pay for legal fees, Niagara’s most controversial regional politician says he will not seek re-election.

An ailing and aging Inuit singer-songwriter whose name is an Arctic household word has turned to the public in a plea to keep the heat and lights on in his home.

Alberta is crafting a formal apology to Indigenous people for the infamous ‘60s Scoop.

The lawyer for one of three men charged with criminal negligence in the deadly Lac-Mégantic train derailment tried to distance his client Thursday from the railway at the heart of the 2013 disaster.

The strength of protests shaking Iran was unclear on Thursday after a week of unrest that killed at least 21 people, with fewer reports of demonstrations as government supporters again took to the streets.

WASHINGTON — Attorney General Jeff Sessions has rescinded an Obama-era policy that paved that way for states to legalize marijuana. Instead, Sessions will allow federal prosecutors in states where pot is legal to decide how to enforce the federal ban on marijuana sale or possession.

The mayor of Toronto says he’s still waiting for word on whether or not the city can open a federal armoury to help ease unprecedented strain on the homeless shelter system, even as temperatures fall to new lows.

A massive winter storm roared into the East Coast on Thursday, threatening to dump as much as 18 inches of snow from the Carolinas to Maine and unleashing hurricane-force winds and flooding that closed schools and offices and halted transportation systems.

Margaret McCormick was not dressed for the cold when she walked away from her residence.

When it comes to weather, it’s hard to sound scarier than “bomb cyclone.”

JvN/d’s Home: Front is among a new breed of developers and agencies focusing on buyers shut out of the increasingly expensive housing market

A move by the U.S. Attorney General to quash an Obama-era policy that allowed legalized pot to flourish south of the border dealt a blow to marijuana stocks Thursday, but observers and industry players say the crackdown is a boon for the Canadian cannabis industry.

Three dead, one in critical condition after head-on crash in Pickering, Ont.

Merchandise featuring Fiona the hippo brings in big bucks

A powerful storm pummelled Atlantic Canada on Thursday, shutting down everything from schools to bridges with an intense mix of high winds, rain and snow.

The federal government sent a doctor to Cuba to examine Canadian diplomats who suffered everything from nosebleeds to short-term memory loss amid concern about mysterious acoustic attacks, newly declassified memos show.