Snowplowing business owner pulled from vehicle on first day of snow

There isn’t a chocolate treat behind every window, but wanderers of Westdale will find a surprise at 24 homes in the community throughout December.

The province says Service Ontario’s possible elimination of validation stickers as proof of vehicle registration is part of its effort to modernize and become more convenient.

Montreal-born Richard Wagner, a self-proclaimed advocate of judicial independence, will become the next chief justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Tuesday.

Wynne says pot cost-sharing deal with Ottawa means more money for municipalities

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

Ontario will officially mark Nov. 20 as an annual Trans Day of Remembrance as all parties agreed to pass legislation Tuesday.

F-35 stealth fighter, Super Hornet top list of potential new fighters for Canada

Justin Trudeau says the results of four federal byelections Monday night show the Liberals are on the right track with their focus on middle-class Canadians.

The fifth largest wildfire in California history expanded, ripping through dry brush atop a coastal ridge while crews struggled to keep flames from roaring down into neighbourhoods amid fears of renewed winds.

Chief Eric Girt says paramedics are best equipped to deal with emergency involving fentanyl.

B.C. premier says pot smokers may face same outdoor rules as cigarette smokers

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

Indigenous leaders sounding alarm over implications of legal pot regime

Would-be ethics watchdog won't commit to keep Trudeau, Morneau files open

25,700 college students get refund after strike, according to early numbers

Intelligence reform, not more review needed, Muslim group tells MPs

Everything you need to know about the Supporting Ontario's First Responders Act.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Cult leader Charles Manson died of cardiac arrest accompanied by respiratory failure, triggered by colon cancer that had spread to other areas of his body, according to his death certificate.

Health care and materials lead the way on Toronto market, loonie lower

A Bangladeshi immigrant arrested in a New York subway bombing mocked President Donald Trump on social media while on his way to carry out the botched suicide mission, authorities said as they brought federal charges against him Tuesday.

The Conservative and NDP parties thought buyers’ remorse was about to catch up to the Liberals. But if there is any remorse it pertains to the opposition parties and their leadership choices, Chantal Hébert writes

A man who says he was badly abused at one of Ontario’s now-defunct training schools is spearheading a proposed class-action against the province that seeks $600 million on behalf of other children and youth sent to the provincial facilities.

Alberta MLA says he regrets firing woman after she made sex harassment complaint

The Trudeau government is kicking off its latest bid to replace its aging fleet of fighter jets — and adding a new requirement to the procurement process by assessing a company’s overall impact on the Canadian economy.

Hydropothecary cannabis expansion plans to put it among top producers in Canada

Pro-trade U.S. lawmaker to Wall Street: Wake up, and join fight to save NAFTA

Jurors deciding the fate of two men accused of murdering Laura Babcock and burning her body were never told that human remains were found in an animal incinerator belonging to one of the accused months after the Toronto woman vanished.

Victoria and Chris Devita say they’re in the same boat as many other married couples trying to strike a balance between work and family.

Prosecutor points to inconsistencies in Christopher Garnier's story

MTY Food Group Inc. is growing beyond the shopping mall food court with a $248-million stock-and-cash deal to buy Imvescor Restaurant Group Inc. and its full-service restaurant and grocery products businesses.

NewsAlert: Trudeau names Richard Wagner as Supreme Court chief justice

Sexual, physical abuse 'rampant' at Ontario training schools, suit alleges

COBOURG — An 18-year-old has pleaded guilty to manslaughter and arson causing bodily harm in the Oakwood foster home fire that killed two people and injured another earlier this year.The teen, along with family members of the victims, appeared in

Craig Van Batenburg began his career as an auto mechanic in 1970 after falling in love with the internal combustion engine.

Canada to buy used Australian fighter jets

Star Wars returns to the big screen this weekend, with fans young and old already lining up in Hollywood for early screenings.

Hundreds of thousands of miles of fiber-optic cable lay on the ocean floors, a crucial part of the global internet’s backbone, and only rarely do ship anchors, undersea landslides or saboteurs disrupt them.

CONCORD, N.H. - A woman who had dozens of filthy and sick Great Danes living in her New Hampshire mansion was found guilty Tuesday of 10 animal cruelty charges.

Halton police believes two Ontario men, one of them from Oakville, have been victimized by a lottery scam.

Six Nations police are seeking a man who robbed the Tim Hortons in Ohsweken.

Sex assault trial set to start more than a year after complainant's death

If a partygoer had just accepted his invitation to take a dispute over the music “outside,” there wouldn’t have been a hail of bullets that killed innocent bystander Brandon Musgrave, says one of the accused killers.

The PM's advisory council would do well to look at how Singapore has handled adult re-skilling, writes Jennifer Wells

A former Facebook executive is making waves after he spoke out about his "tremendous guilt" over growing the social network, which he feels has eroded "the core foundations of how people behave by and between each other."

Wynne says apology from Brown would end her defamation suit against him

A man whose sexual assault conviction was overturned after an Ontario appeal court found the trial judge relied too heavily on “rape literature” will not face a new trial, the complainant in the case said Tuesday.

Jurors in Laura Babcock's trial never heard of Tim Bosma's murder

A jury has begun deliberating the fate of two men accused of killing a young Toronto woman who disappeared more than five years ago.

Doctors call on Ottawa to exempt medicinal marijuana from sales, excise tax