New documents show prosecutors tracking Manafort's edits

Suspected Saudi-led airstrikes kill 4 in Yemen

Ex-aide: Rep. Franks offered $5 million to carry his child

Key Brexit advocate says voters can change UK deal with EU

Trump says US 'cannot afford' Roy Moore loss in Alabama

Archaeologists discover 2 ancient tombs in Egypt's Luxor

Israeli strikes kill 2 Hamas men after Gaza rocket attack

Female passenger killed when tractor trailers collide

If it wasn’t such a serious business, it would be funny.

Local woman killed in Oshawa crash

Two men facing charges in David Hole homicide

No winning ticket for Friday night's $55 million Lotto Max jackpot

'He said, No, no, no': Trump tells crowd about trade disagreement with Trudeau

Communities can delay but not opt out of pot shops, says Ontario government

Communities can delay but not opt out of pot shops, says Ontario government

The money will support the use of innovative technologies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

NDP leader made supportive social media posts about Windsor-area greenhouses Tuesday, to the dismay of activists, who say he should have focused on migrant workers

The chief administrative officer of the Niagara Region issued a public apology for the inconvenience caused to a journalist by the seizure of his computer and notes during Thursday night’s council meeting.

Nova Chemicals — which is being investigated by the Ontario environment ministry over allegations it didn’t properly report a Nov. 8 incident at its site near Sarnia — said it would invest $2 billion to build a new plant in the area and upgrade one of its existing facilities.

Retirement communities built on golf courses, thoroughbreds in race horse stables and other usually serene sites were engulfed by flames as the San Diego area became the latest front in California’s wildfire fight.

Father, son who saw 19-year-old’s wound told him it was only a BB gun wound

Brock University mourns death of 19-year-old Yosif Al-Hasnawi.

Large crowds of worshippers across the Muslim world staged anti-U.S. marches Friday, some stomping on posters of Donald Trump or burning American flags in the largest outpouring of anger yet at the U.S. president’s recognition of bitterly contested Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.

Light snow had fallen from the pre-dawn blackness the morning an off-duty officer pulled up to his police station for an unannounced visit. He stepped out of his black Ford Explorer and passed through the doors of the squat brick Brantford police headquarters, heading toward the constable on duty. It was 4:45 a.m., two weeks before Christmas in 2014.

An award-winning architect says she has dealt with much worse in her professional life than a joke Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister made about her fashion choices. But she feels compelled to call out his focus on her footwear over her work.

“People have addictions,” said Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger, during the Dec. 8 council meeting. “People trip into these addictions sometimes innocently, sometimes actively. They all need help to save their lives.”

Canadians can expect the texts they send to remain private — at least in some cases — even after the messages reach their destination, the Supreme Court declared Friday in setting aside the firearms convictions of a man whose sent messages were uncovered by police.

An elderly Russian man with backwoods skills has been sentenced to three years in prison for helping smuggle a person from Canada into the United States, court records show.

Each day of December, a decorated window will be revealed in homes around the neighbourhood.

Two men were seriously injured when they were stabbed at a Stoney Creek restaurant

In the deadliest single attack on a UN peacekeeping mission in nearly 25 years, rebels in eastern Congo killed 15 peacekeepers and wounded more than 50 others in an assault on their base that was launched at nightfall and went on for hours.

Architect calls out premier for focusing on her shoes instead of her work

Council has approved water rate and capital budgets that will add about $60 to the average property taxpayers’ bill in 2018.

Endangered caribou on an island in Lake Superior will be rounded up, blindfolded and placed inside a helicopter to travel to a new home early next year as the Ontario government tries to save them from a pack of wolves.

The fire affected multiple units on Nisbet Boulevard.

Toronto’s police chief says the force will be reviewing how it conducts missing persons investigations.

New owners of 64 Hatt will seek third party restaurant operators

Raccoon boards subway in Toronto, causes delay as crews try to capture it

Communities across Ontario cannot opt out of hosting a government-run pot shop if they are selected for a site, the provincial government said Friday after at least one town expressed resistance to having a cannabis retail location.

He loves yoga, squeaky toys and long romps in the woods.

Ex-national ski coach Bertrand Charest to be sentenced today on sex convictions

A municipal ban on sexual touching in strip clubs is putting sex workers at risk, hampering their ability to make money and denigrating their autonomy, according to some activists in London, Ont.

Edmonton imposes one-year ban on combative sport events following boxer's death

Baseball bat attack outside mall may have been racially motivated: police

Energy gains give Toronto stock index a boost, as loonie trades lower

Canadian media organizations grapple with requests to 'unpublish' articles

Russian man sentenced for smuggling people from Canada into U.S.

The relief Martin Streete felt the day he walked out of court a free man erodes with every click of Google’s search button.

Toronto police Chief Mark Saunders announced to media Friday morning that he’s called for a review of how the force handles missing persons cases. It was also the first time police confirmed that 22-year-old Tess Richey’s body was found by her own mother.

Boeing won't end dispute with Bombardier despite Liberal plan to buy used jets