Former White House Chief strategist Steve Bannon is calling a 2016 meeting between senior Trump campaign aides and a Russian lawyer they believed had dirt on Hillary Clinton “treasonous.”

We talk to Ruth's Chris franchisee Lana Duke, the Canadian who helped Ruth take her high-end steak biz international

The provincial Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere (RIDE) campaign was a busy one for Wellington County OPP — in fact, officers with the detachment filed the most alcohol related charges for the provincial police.According to a news release, the 2

Energy, tech and health care boost Toronto stock market as loonie falls

The Latest: Ex-hostage Boyle makes video court appearance

Bank of Canada estimates 60,000 fewer jobs due to minimum wage increases

On Tuesday night, HGTV aired the latest instalment of “Fixer Upper” starring the ever-popular Chip and Joanna Gaines. Afterward, Chip turned to social media to announce that the couple is expecting.

Bitcoin alternatives are closing the gap with the market leader after names like stellar and cardano became red hot as 2017 was closing.

The royal wedding of Prince Harry and American actress Meghan Markle is five months away and already we’re panting with questions about the details.

Boyle is accused of a slew of crimes that are alleged to have occurred since his high-profile rescue from captivity in October

Knowledge First Financial, Heritage Education Funds merge into RESP powerhouse

Toronto looking into opening armoury to help deal with homeless seeking shelter

. A woman fighting breast cancer got married at a hospital 18 hours before she died.

Fed-up passenger sought fast track on Ryanair wing

OTTAWA—Joshua Boyle, the Canadian man who was held hostage with his American wife and children for five years in Afghanistan and Pakistan, has been arrested and charged with assault, unlawful confinement and other offences that are alleged to have occurred in the weeks since his dramatic rescue from captivity in October.

The prankster accused of phoning in a fake 911 call that got a Kansas man killed may have dialed in another 20 so-called “swatting” calls, according to a report.

Two men charged in Toronto dispensary raid

Joint venture including CPPIB buys U.S. student housing portfolio for US$1.1B

Donations to the Salvation Army’s 2017 Christmas kettle campaign came up $17,000 short of the goal.

Farm Boy has announced plans to hire 140 people to staff its new store on the west Mountain.

High-speed crash on Toronto highway kills 2

An Alberta mother wants a taxi driver fired for allegedly abandoning her son on a rural road in extreme cold on New Year’s Eve, but the cabbie says the young man insisted on getting out.

In her first months as first lady, Melania Trump was rarely seen in public. Soon after her husband’s inauguration, she returned to their Trump Tower penthouse in New York for nearly six months, tending to her young son, Barron, while slowly hiring a small staff to help her run her White House Office.

Two people have died following a single-vehicle collision on Highway 401.

BlackBerry selected to work with Baidu's Apollo program for driverless vehicles

There is a child somewhere in Ontario currently enjoying his Christmas break from the grinding rigours of kindergarten. Maybe he plays hockey, maybe he hasn’t started yet. He is only five, after all.

Barry Sherman was the philanthropist who once yanked back more than $25 million in promised donations — to a university, two hospitals and an aid group — because he was unhappy with decisions made on Parliament Hill.

Cott deal with Refresco raises concerns for UK competition regulator

In the last hour of 2017, in a brick duplex with a plastic snowman out front, a 16-year-old boy from what seemed to be a happy family picked up a semi-automatic rifle and killed his mother, father, sister and a family friend, New Jersey officials said.

Environment Canada is calling for below-average temperatures for the next few days, and a cold alert remains in effect for Hamilton.

Coun. Sam Merulla wants to head off new local taxpayer costs to cover increased bylaw and policing enforcement — and public health services — from legalized pot well before legalization happens this summer.

U. S. President Donald Trump attacked his own Justice Department, called for the imprisonment of a political opponent, inaccurately criticized the New York Times, took unearned credit for airplanes not crashing, made a nonsensical claim about the politics of immigration, conducted high-stakes foreign policy while referring to North Korea’s dictator by a derogatory nickname, and responded to a Fox News program he was watching.

Ex-hostage Joshua Boyle charged with sex assault, assault, forcible confinement: lawyer

Is growing berries easier than growing businesses?

Another whirlwind month of December has come and gone at Neighbour to Neighbour Centre where the annual Christmas program served 1,550 Mountain families.

As temperatures drop in the northeast corner of the United States, icy water that goes over the roaring Niagara Falls crashes into the rocks below and turns solid. Blocks of ice floes freeze together, forming a solid mass wide enough to connect the United States and Canada.

Close to 100 Hamilton residents have reported frozen water pipes in their homes since winter’s first real cold snap hit just before Christmas.

BC Hydro still working to restore electricity to about 500 following ice storms

The rainy months of June, July and August followed by a mostly warm and dry September helped boost this year’s haul from the 14 community gardens that support the food bank at Neighbour to Neighbour Centre.

Energy regulator orders compensation cut in nuclear budget for OPG

Rat boards flight at California airport, forces cancellation

Southern Vancouver Island's first baby of 2018 born on laundry room floor

Toronto police release security camera footage of man lighting SUV on fire

The province’s energy regulator has ordered Ontario Power Generation to cut $500 million from the compensation budget for its nuclear operations over the next five years.

Acknowledging his push to broker peace in the Middle East has stalled, President Donald Trump on Tuesday appeared to threaten to cut off U.S. aid money to the Palestinian Authority, asking why the U.S. should make “any of these massive future payments” when the Palestinians are “no longer willing to talk peace.”

At least 46 people were killed when a bus tumbled down a cliff onto a rocky beach Tuesday along a narrow stretch of highway known as the “Devil’s Curve,” Peruvian police and fire officials said.

As her grey-blue eyes move ever so slightly, Joellan Huntley’s determination to be heard becomes immediately clear.

Dion Red Gun has met and overcome a daunting series of obstacles in his efforts to preserve and share his culture.

OAK LAKE, Man. - It's as if Canadian hosers Bob and Doug McKenzie did a mash-up with Weird Al Yankovic.

Protests spark renewed debate over plan to restore ties with Iran