Woman after online threats made against staff and students at elementary school

U.S. governors to Canada: Use NAFTA to relax duties on online purchases

Study sheds light on little-known migration habits of iconic Atlantic puffin

Liberal government withdraws judicial review on First Nations health care

CALGARY - The Bank of Canada is considering the merits of establishing a digital currency as interest in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin reaches a fevered pitch.

A coroner's inquest will be held into the death of a drum technician who was killed in a stage collapse at a Radiohead concert in Toronto five years ago, a move welcomed by the British man's family.

Energy sector helps boost Toronto stock market higher, loonie trades lower

Malcolmson loses first ever secret ballot vote to keep opposition bill alive

NEW YORK - Geraldo Rivera has apologized for calling the news business "flirty" in the wake of "Today" show host Matt Lauer's firing by NBC over sexual misconduct allegations.

President Donald Trump got the wrong woman and Twitter users were there to screen-grab the evidence.

Environment Canada is investigating allegations that fish plants in British Columbia are spewing virus-laden bloody water from processed, farmed salmon into the water off the coast of Vancouver Island.

Brewery makes algae beer to spotlight threat to Lake Erie

CIBC's Q4 net income up 25% from year ago to cap record annual profit

Hamilton police BEAR unit is investigating Wednesday night robbery

A 25-year-old man was stabbed multiple times in the chest during an altercation in Hamilton’s Gibson neighbourhood early Thursday.

High court won't hear manslaughter appeal of Calgary man

Five tips for getting the best deals on your holiday shopping online

Last year, former prime minister Brian Mulroney returned to his alma mater, St. Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia, to announce the creation of the $60-million Brian Mulroney Institute of Government.

The silence after the blast: How the Halifax Explosion was nearly forgotten

Coram the grizzly bear developed a bad habit as a youngster of raiding trash cans, ripping into dog food bags and stealing bread from pickup trucks. Now he’s a 600-pound adult who puts these refined scavenging skills to use as a professional product tester.

Bali airport reopens, but volcano still spewing ash

Prosecutor: Container Croat drank from held deadly chemical

N. Korea fires ICBM it says is 'significantly more' powerful

CIBC's Q4 net income up 25% from year ago to cap record annual profit

Conservatives say time for embattled Finance Minister Bill Morneau to resign

Sentencing hearing to begin after RCMP convicted after Moncton shooting

Crown says ex-Mountie mistakenly believed woman consented to sexual activity

The tears Barry Robert Baker Jr. shed in court as he begged for mercy on Wednesday did nothing to change what the judge thought of him.

Justin Trudeau currently finds himself at the top of Amazon’s Canadian History bestsellers list but it’s not for his memoir, Common Ground, which was released in 2014.

OPP are investigating theft sometime between Tuesday and Wednesday early evening

Tearful victims give statements in a London courtroom for fatal 2016 crash that killed a 23-year-old New Hamburg man.

One dead after crash between car and tractor trailer in Brampton, Ont.: police

Toronto man faces five charges in child porn investigation, police say

Royal Bank of Canada saw an uptick in demand for mortgages this fall as borrowers look to secure loans before tougher rules — including a stress test — take effect in the new year, one of the bank's executives says.

Across the world every day, millions of people play online video games with groups of friends or complete strangers, connected only by the internet and their headphones. Players compete against each other or in teams, in games such as “League of Legends,” “World of Warcraft” or “Counter Strike: Global Offensive.” Though players can’t see each other, they can hear plenty.

A day after its latest intercontinental ballistic missile launch, North Korea released photos of what it’s calling the “Hwasong-15.” And the collective response from missile experts was — not to get too technical — whoa.

Baloney Meter: Are Liberals welcoming ISIL returnees to Canada with open arms?

TD Bank reports Q4 profit rises to $2.71B, up from $2.30B a year ago

Five groups are poised to receive Future Fund grants, while 14 are being asked to further explain their requests and 17 have been turned down.

The British government was forced to condemn him. The Dutch government was forced to fact-check him.

About a quarter of drinking taps at Sir Allan MacNab Secondary School are back in use after followup testing found their water no longer exceeds Ontario’s lead limit.

Hydro One has come out with simpler, easier to read electricity bills in a move that could soon be copied by other utilities.

A man is in stable condition in hospital after he was found with multiple stab wounds to the chest early Thursday in Hamilton’s Gibson neighbourhood.

Of those, 63 were deemed ‘voluntary’ — a term often used to describe suicide.

He heard the engine revving as he worked away in the garage of his rural Upper James Street home Tuesday afternoon.

A scheduling glitch has left American Airlines scrambling to find pilots to operate thousands of flights over the busy Christmas holiday period.

On Wednesday, the prolonged evidentiary phase of the trial ended.

Hamilton has become a hotbed of research into advanced steels as the industry works to design lighter and stronger materials for an auto sector under the gun to meet increasingly stringent fuel economy standards.

Experiment intends to test how increased income will affect poverty amid lost jobs

One in three workers now commute to jobs outside the city.