Rudolph and rest of Santa's reindeer are all female, says scientist

Wireless carriers can't keep up after weekend price-cutting promotion

New year to mark start of unofficial Ontario election countdown

There’s one place where Christmas cheer will be in even shorter supply this year — North Korea.

Ottawa police officer charged with assault in alleged off-duty incident

Teen facing charges after pellet gun seized in London, Ont., high school

How the Good Shepherd Family Centre helped Rebecca and her family settle into life in Canada.

Agency hopes to speed project that doesn't require sobriety for liver transplant

Ontario’s premier says she will campaign to help those who are struggling despite an improving ecomony

The biggest misconception about sleep is that you need eight hours, says sleep expert Colleen Carney.

Honda will unveil a new five-passenger gas-electric hybrid sedan at the Detroit Auto Show next month.

Just a few weeks ago, Diddy was saying he wanted to buy the entire NFL. That, of course, was never realistic, but with the Carolina Panthers suddenly up for sale, you’d have to think the rapper/entrepreneur would be interested, right?

Meryl Streep has responded to criticism from Rose McGowan, who on Saturday specifically called the actress out for her “silence” around Harvey Weinstein.

Liberals add caveat to summer jobs program funding as applications open

The U.S. blamed North Korea for the WannaCry ransomware attack that affected hundreds of thousands of computers globally this year, offering further justification for the White House’s campaign to step up international pressure on the regime.

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) wants 103.5 FM to make Orangeville relevant again.

Veterans brace for Liberals' long-promised disability pension plan

Lauren Wasser woke up in a hospital bed 80 pounds heavier than she was supposed to be — filled with fluids to try to flush the toxins from her body.

A 25-year-old Hamilton man has been charged in connection with an ongoing probe into a rash of motorcycle thefts in the city.

Toronto stocks push higher as U.S. stocks give back recent gains, loonie down

The province is funding 16 new childcare spaces at 10 schools in the Hamilton area.

I’m all about that bitcoin ... that bitcoin. I’m all about that bitcoin ... that bitcoin. Yeah. Yeah.

As the downfall of Harvey Weinstein triggered an avalanche of allegations of sexual misconduct in Hollywood, the end of 2017 saw a rush of celebrities apologizing for horrific behaviour: Kevin Spacey. Matt Lauer. Mario Batali. Charlie Rose. Louis C.K. (Of course, some of their apologies were problematic as well.)

A year ago — call it the ghost of Christmas past — the media peppered Kathleen Wynne with questions about stepping down early to spare her Liberals a humiliating defeat in the next election.

Trudeau, Scheer put families on their Christmas cards

A prosecutor asked the jury deciding the fate of accused murderer Christopher Garnier to sit in silence for two minutes Monday, reaffirming the minimum length of time it would have taken to strangle Nova Scotia police officer Catherine Campbell.

Is a large company hanging on to your money when it should be giving it to you? A media intervention can help.

A 63-year-old Haldimand County woman has died of her injuries following a head-on crash earlier this month that also killed a 69-year-old woman.

The exploding price of the cryptocurrency bitcoin in recent months has triggered doubts not only about the financial sustainability of the rally, but about the environmental sustainability of the currency itself.

Athash Priyan was excited about being a big brother for the first time and sleeping in his brand new home.

Actress Amber Tamblyn has called out her friend Rose McGowan for criticizing the women reportedly planning a fashion-fueled protest at the Golden Globes.

The more time and money Jaireme Barrow spent to keep people from swiping packages off his front porch, the angrier he got.

Canada's approach to carbon pricing ambitious, challenging, says OECD

A smattering of retail chains closed their doors in another tough year for the industry in 2017, but the demise of Sears Canada seemed to resonate most with Canadians, many of whom grew up devouring its annual holiday wish book and shopping at the department store.

The Amtrak train was about 40 miles south of Seattle when it approached a curve. With a jolt, it came off the tracks.

The lights inside Barry and Honey Sherman’s multimillion-dollar home in a tony North York neighbourhood were beaming Monday night, two forensic vans and a Toronto police cruiser still parked outside as investigators continued their grim task of determining what, exactly, transpired in the final moments of one of Canada’s richest couples inside 50 Old Colony Rd.

A teaching assistant who was chastised for airing a debate clip featuring a controversial professor was disciplined by her supervisors even though no formal complaint was filed, says the president of Wilfrid Laurier University.

Fire in Montreal apartment claims life

The assessed value of vacant former Stelco harbour lands has been dramatically slashed for 2018 — leaving a shell-shocked city suddenly on the hook for $2 million in lost tax revenue next year.

The city and agencies that help homeless people ramp up their efforts when the cold weather sets in.

Canada’s major wireless carriers are apologizing for long customer service wait times as consumers scramble to cash in on limited-time promotional offers.

It is a sordid homicide that dragged three teen girls and their John from the Backpage escort service to the front pages of this newspaper.

Trudeau to focus on economic agenda in 2018, hopes to put ethics flaps behind him

'Everybody is getting older:' Aging population challenges justice system

Elderly woman struck and killed by taxi in north-end Toronto

Shooting in northwest Toronto sends 3 men to hospital

AlarmForce shareholders approve sale of company to BCE

The city is ditching its last-minute request to run light rail transit — but will instead insist private sector drivers be subject to local fair wage policies and represented by the existing union for the HSR.

A dramatic overhaul of Hamilton’s ward boundaries will go ahead in time for next year’s municipal election, after city council narrowly decided against appealing the tribunal-ordered change.

The assessed value of vacant former Stelco harbour lands has been dramatically slashed for 2018 — leaving a shell-shocked city suddenly on the hook for $2 million in lost tax revenue next year.