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After playing the role of lawyer, Dellen Millard plans to rehire a real one to represent him at his Feb. 12 sentencing hearing for killing Laura Babcock.

After playing the role of lawyer, Dellen Millard plans to rehire a real one to represent him at his Feb. 12 sentencing hearing for killing Laura Babcock.

In the dying hours of debate, with the United States poised to pass its most sweeping tax reform in decades — including far-reaching provisions touching health care, the economy and the national debt — a senator mentioned how it would also reach the northern neighbour, Canada.

Loblaw Companies Ltd. turned itself in to authorities to avoid facing criminal charges and fines for fixing bread prices, said it would offer $25 gift cards to customers, and promised it had taken steps to ensure it wouldn’t happen again.

Canadian weather in 2017 saw 'too much' of everything: chief climatologist

The 75-year-old founder of Apotex, and his wife Honey Sherman, 70, were found dead in their North York home last week.

Doug Musson worried that the little bit of water leaking from the roof of his house might trickle down on people visiting the backyard part of his Christmas lights display.

“Property tax relief was raised” at meetings between “LandCo agents” and municipal officials.

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The victim in the infamous Slender Man stabbing shows outward signs of recovery but still carries deep fears and insecurities, as well as physical scars from the attack and the surgeries that saved her life, her mother says in a new court filing.

U.S. tax cuts: Fiscal pros weigh in on how Canada should respond

Morneau admits communication over contentious tax changes could've been clearer

'Truly blessed:' Family of father, son hurt in grass fire grateful for support

B.C. engineer develops scanner to diagnose eye diseases early and save vision

Prime minister, other dignitaries set to attend Shermans' memorial

No injuries, but long delay for commuters after car hit by 2 GO trains

The chair of Hamilton’s public school board says he welcomes a provincial review of student busing as a chance to find a way to fix ongoing driver shortages.

— A vehicle was struck by two GO trains, east of the Oakville GO station in southeast Oakville Wednesday evening.

Hamilton’s public school board will make one last “Hail Mary” appeal for funding to rebuild Collegiate Avenue School before proceeding with a $6-million addition approved by the province in June.

Expect to be able to do a little light reading while travelling on the Linc next year.

Police said they are not looking for any additional suspects

It wasn’t exactly gardening weather.

A transport truck took out a utility pole and downed power lines, temporarily trapping the truck driver and people inside a nearby gas station on Highway 6 Wednesday afternoon.

Police said they are not looking for any additional suspects

— Doug Musson worried that the little bit of water leaking from the roof of his house might trickle down on people visiting the backyard part of his Christmas lights display.

Man killed in Hamilton, suspect charged

Health Canada has nearly doubled the number of licensed cannabis producers over the past six months and new numbers show hundreds more applicants are in the final stages of approval as the government rushes toward national marijuana legalization.

Canada’s housing agency is getting a makeover as the Liberals look to cement the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. as a vehicle to deliver more affordable housing to millions of Canadians.

The 75-year-old founder of Apotex, and his wife Honey Sherman, 70, were found dead in their North York home last week.

One Canadian dead, 3 injured in Mexico bus crash that killed 12 people

Man behind Burlington, Ont., Christmas display dies after falling off roof

Collective Arts Brewing will celebrate art, music and beer at the first Liquid Art Festival.

Via Rail to comply with CTA ruling, says it will allow 2 mobility aids on trains

The Canadian who was among 12 people killed in a bus crash in eastern Mexico has been identified by her family as Stephanie Horwood of Gatineau, Que.

Scientists in one of Canada’s snowiest cities will help a sunny Caribbean island switch to a green energy grid.

PM violated the rules when he vacationed last Christmas at the Aga Khan’s private island

A lawyer for a Canadian on death row in Montana believes it’s only a matter of time before the death penalty in much of the United States is abolished and his client will be free to return home.

In Barcelona, Catalonia’s cosmopolitan capital, there is no sign of the independent country that the region’s former leaders proclaimed with great fanfare nearly two months ago.

Five things from ethic commissioner's report on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Canadian Press NewsAlert: ethics watchdog finds Trudeau vacation broke conflict rules

Stop-smoking drug Champix ups risk of cardiovascular events for some people: study

Two Republican senators have abandoned their fight for legislation this year to help contain premium costs by resuming federal subsidies to insurers, as Congress dealt a pair of blows to President Barack Obama’s health care law.

Some key quotes after ethics watchdog's ruling that Trudeau broke conflict rules

Police seeking 'older' man not seen since Hamilton Good Samaritan shooting

Liberals' pension plan for disabled veterans won't take effect until 2019

Judge begins instructing jury at Garnier second-degree murder trial

Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil says he intends to run for third term

An Burlington man known for decking his house in brilliant Christmas lights for more than three decades died this week after falling from his roof while tending to the annual display, his family said as members of the community mourned his death.