Police are seeking to arrest a Toronto businessperson charged with the fraudulent sale of hundreds of millions of dollars of securities to Chinese citizens.

Canada's envoy to the Rohingya crisis issues interim report

June Rowlands, Toronto's first female mayor, dies at the age of 93

A by-the-numbers look at new data on foreign home and condo ownership in Canada

The expanded electronic supervision tools such as the use of GPS Electronic Monitoring will be piloted in Greater Toronto as early as April, says a CBSA spokesperson.

Influenza is spreading in Hamilton and the best protection is the flu shot.

Three years ago Grade 5 teacher Vandana Verma introduced the Just One Wish project to Prince of Wales Elementary School.

Merry Christmas, Hamilton commuters. The city quietly opened the west leg of the Sherman Access on Thursday night.

Opposition parties are demanding that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau repay taxpayers for all or part of the transportation and security costs for a Christmas vacation to the Aga Khan’s private Bahamian island last year — which left taxpayers on the hook for more than $200,000.

Scott Judd trained his camera lens on the white dot in the distance. As he moved up the Lake Michigan shoreline, the speck on a breakwater came into view and took his breath away: it was a snowy owl, thousands of miles from its Arctic home.

The federal government is raising the stakes in the protection of sensitive ocean habitats in the Eastern Arctic, establishing seven new areas where fishing gear that makes contact with the ocean floor will be prohibited.

PM should repay taxpayers for trip to Aga Khan's private island: opposition

London, Ont., police officer pleads guilty to assault charge

Health authorities advise eastern Canadian consumers to avoid romaine lettuce

A Toronto police officer found guilty of attempted murder in the fatal shooting of a teen on an empty streetcar has been charged with perjury and attempting to obstruct justice.

Injured survivors of a tour bus crash that killed 11 foreigners including a Canadian in southeastern Mexico began leaving hospitals and heading home Thursday.

Catalan voters turned up in force Thursday for a regional election seen as a crucial test of strength for the powerful movement that wants Catalonia to secede from Spain.

Man charged, 2 others sought in death of woman in Richmond Hill, Ont., home

Canadian threat report highlights rise in simple but deadly terror attacks

An incorrect phone number was included Thursday in a story about helping others this Christmas season. To give blood, call Canadian Blood Services at 1-888-236-6283 or go online at blood.ca/donate.

Family says Indigenous elder humiliated at Saskatchewan Canadian Tire store

Survivors of Mexico bus crash heading home, 2 victims ID'd

Canada abstained from a contentious United Nations vote Thursday that delivered a resounding rebuke to Donald Trump over his decision to move the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

As the frigid winter days set in, homeless people in Montreal are once again being invited to take refuge in the city’s subway stations.

OSC charges Toronto businessman with fraudulent sale of securities

Each day this month, a different decorated window has been revealed throughout Westdale as part of the sixth annual Westdale Living Advent Calendar. The Swiss tradition was brought to Hamilton by local resident Lisa Mertz after she moved here from Switzerland, and has been carried on by organizer Mary Louise Pigott.

Prime minister, other dignitaries set to attend Shermans' memorial

Apple's iPhone 8 turns into bargaining chip in limited-time carrier promotion

Woman, 91, charged after crash with OPP cruiser in Campbellford, Ont.

The children of billionaire philanthropists Barry and Honey Sherman say coping with the speculation surrounding their parents’ deaths has compounded the pain of a crushing, surreal loss.

Puslinch Township council has voted against imposing a name change on privately owned Swastika Trail.

New protected ocean areas aimed at conserving coral, sea bottom dwellers

Energy and health care help boost stocks, loonie higher after inflation report

New charges for Const. James Forcillo, convicted in Sammy Yatim shooting

Military commanders drawing up new options after victory over ISIL

The Burlington Chamber of Commerce is holding a “Business After 5” on Jan. 9.

The driver of an SUV that rammed into a crowd in central Melbourne on Thursday, injuring 19 people, is an Australian citizen of Afghan descent with a history of drug use and mental illness but no known links to terrorism, police said.

The country’s annual inflation rate accelerated to 2.1 per cent last month to reach its highest mark in nearly a year and signal that the stronger economy has started pushing up consumer prices.

A co-founder of a Six Nations cigarette manufacturer has lost his bid to have a custody and support battle tossed out of court on the grounds that Ontario’s Family Law Act infringes on his Indigenous rights.

With the first official day of winter upon us, snowfall isn’t far behind.

Metrolinx chops by more than half its Bombardier light rail vehicle order

Tool bag may have caused Ontario helicopter crash that killed 4:TSB

Race relations board member says she's been fired over writings about Islam

Sun Life Financial Investment Services to pay $1.7M fine in regulator settlement

Danny Masterson has been accused of raping yet another woman.

A jury has found Christopher Garnier guilty of punching and strangling Nova Scotia police officer Catherine Campbell, rejecting his claim that the off-duty officer died accidentally during rough sex.

Family, friends and politicians pay tribute to Barry and Honey Sherman

Nissan Canada Finance reveals possible data breach of customer information

MedReleaf signs agreement to supply marijuana to Shoppers Drug Mart

Aecon partnership named preferred proponent for Site C generating station