Man, woman, 4-month-old baby in serious condition after stabbing in west Toronto

Accused tells Winnipeg letter-bomb trial he knows nothing about explosives

Senate committee says Liberal tax changes should be scrapped or postponed

TORONTO - Police say a four-month-old girl, a man and a woman are in serious condition following a stabbing in west Toronto.

Toronto's S&P/TSX composite index hits record intra-day high, loonie lower

Bernie Sanders, others on political left push Trump to maintain NAFTA hard line

Minnesota Lt. Gov. Tina Smith named to fill Franken seat

Singh launched NDP byelection campaign in wrong Scarborough riding

Local employers are expecting a “hopeful” hiring climate for the first quarter of 2018.

Meal-kit trend grows into $120M industry in Canada

What Canadians were curious about: Google searches suggest 2017 a tough year

Several years ago, tech enthusiasts in San Francisco began buzzing about a new and mysterious thing called bitcoin. There were rumours that the virtual money, invented by a pseudonymous math genius named Satoshi Nakamoto, would revolutionize modern finance and render government-backed currency obsolete. Or maybe it was just a passing fad.

Man, woman, 4-month-old baby in serious condition after stabbing in west Toronto

Dozens of dogs rescued from South Korean dog meat farm arrive in Canada: group

The force will be strong with the City of Burlington as it rings in 2018 with its annual New Year’s Day event — this year with a Star Wars theme.

The value of maple and honey production grew in 2017, says Statistics Canada

CIBC considering U.S. stock listing for Caribbean banking subsidiary

'Inflammatory' claims cited in appeal of Saskatchewan swimming mishap settlement

Housing market expected to slow next year, but prices still forecast to rise

What legal weed stores will look like: 'Very chic, very modern, very clean-cut'

Man, woman, 4-month-old baby in serious condition after stabbing in west Toronto

Empire Co. Ltd. is planning to convert up to a quarter of its 255 Safeway and Sobeys stores in Western Canada to its discount FreshCo banner over the next five years.

Several years ago, tech enthusiasts in San Francisco began buzzing about a new and mysterious thing called bitcoin. There were rumours that the virtual money, invented by a pseudonymous math genius named Satoshi Nakamoto, would revolutionize modern finance and render government-backed currency obsolete. Or maybe it was just a passing fad.

Gillibrand got a fight she wants after Trump's fiery tweet

Would-be suicide bomber in New York City faces court hearing

Days of toil bring hard-won gains over huge California fire

A day after President Donald Trump called her out in a tweet criticized as sexually suggestive and demeaning, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N. Y., hit back in an appearance Wednesday on the “Today” show, calling Trump a “bully” and the tweet a “sexist smear.”

Trudeau boasts about byelection results, Tories and NDP defensive

Alabama shocker: Six ways stunning Senate result upends American politics

Witnesses have criticized how long it took paramedics to respond and take to Al-Hasnawi to hospital, where he was pronounced dead about an hour after they arrived at the crime scene.

Jamey Anderson vividly recalls being a skinny kid trembling on the floor of a dank, windowless storage room, waiting in terror for the next adult to open the door.

Democrat Jones wins stunning red-state Alabama Senate upset

Empire Co. Ltd. is planning to convert up to a quarter of its 255 Safeway and Sobeys stores in Western Canada to its discount FreshCo banner over the next five years.

This is the year when a sea of pink dominated the streets of several American cities, the year when #MeToo became a symbolic driving force against sexual misconduct by men, and when a group of women — “The Silence Breakers” — graced the cover of Time as the voices that launched that movement.

Pleasant Hill resident Erin Miller tracks the packages she orders online, so she was surprised recently when there was no box on her doorstep shortly after she received a notification that it had been delivered.

A Hamilton police officer is cleared by the SIU after tackling a man who tried to grab his Taser.

Threw gun down sewer before fleeing to Halifax

Canadians are eating out more and can expect to pay extra to do so in 2018, suggests a forward-looking report into food prices.

Nearly 25,700 full time Ontario college students received tuition refunds after a five-week-strike derailed their semester.

There are dead-end conversations. Then there’s the image of Justin Trudeau quibbling about the Canada-U.S. trade deficit with U.S. President Donald Trump, who recently revealed some backroom bickering between the two about which country buys more imports from the other.

Occupancy at some Ontario hospitals has been as high as 140 per cent this year, according to the Ontario Hospital Association.

Kellogg Co. is hoping that Instagram-obsessed millennials can help make cereal cool again.

The theme of the party was Magic, Martinis and Mario, and there was an awful lot of the latter two. It was at Mario Batali’s buzzy Los Angeles restaurant Osteria Mozza, the week of the Oscars in March 2010. Vanity Fair publisher Edward Menicheschi was hosting a private dinner for advertisers, and the restaurateur and chef was the main attraction.

Toronto condo building evacuated after carbon monoxide leak

Be it ever so humble (or not), there’s no place like ... No. 6

It was Monday, Dec. 4, and Sara Traficante had been at David Gerry’s bedside in the Bob Kemp Hospice playing for about an hour on the gold Brannen flute he’d gifted to her.

The landscape around Upper Sherman Avenue and Acadia Drive next to Billy Sherring Park could be in store for a big change.

Faulty rollover bar prompts recall of small utility tractors

The board criticized council’s decision to adopt its own ward boundary structure stating “voter parity was insufficiently addressed and other community of interests was effectively ignored.”

The Ontario Municipal Board released its decision, ordering the city to amend its bylaw for “Option 2.”