Pakistan deployed army troops in Islamabad on Sunday to help restore law and order to the capital, officials said, a day after violent clashes between police and supporters of an Islamic cleric left at least six people dead and 200 others injured.

More than half of the 21 people who commented on the proposals questioned aspects of the preferred alternative that would see the road and bridge rebuilt through the park. Five specifically supported the option of building a new bridge in its current location.

Lawyer hails 'fair and reasonable settlement' in LGBTQ persecution case

Couillard's Liberals prepare voter pitches as 2018 election nears

Researchers hope to launch expedition to find shark mating sites off Nova Scotia

Little shih tzu spent a lonely cold night in his owner’s stolen, then abandoned car.

Jill Six started collecting toys for children in 2013 after the death of her son Schuyler 10 days before Christmas.

The Trudeau government knows other countries are raising their eyebrows at the thought of feminist trade deals, but the Liberals are convinced the idea will one day be as obvious as labour and environmental standards are today.

Egypt was reeling Sunday from the horrific militant attack on a mosque in northern Sinai that killed 305 people two days earlier — the deadliest assault by Islamic extremists in its modern history and a grim milestone in a long-running fight against the insurgency led by an Islamic State affiliate.

“I think offering a pretty significant tax cut ... is giving significant relief that I know conservatives across the province are excited about.”

The UN child agency said Sunday that it has flown 1.9 million doses of vaccines to war-torn Yemen, its first aid delivery since a Saudi-led coalition fighting Shiite rebels tightened a sea and air blockade earlier this month.

Ontario Progressive Conservative leader defends platform spending

The hackers’ targets: The former head of cybersecurity for the U.S. Air Force. An ex-director at the National Security Council. A former head of the Defence Intelligence Agency.

“We have a crisis,” said Ward 4 Coun. Sam Merulla. “We lack resources. There has never been a better time (to examine transit’s future).”

A Hamilton convenience store is the newest local U-Haul dealer.

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Mexico: A left-wing firebrand cools the rhetoric and embraces NAFTA

Conyers agrees to steps aside from top spot on Judiciary

Asking %15-million for 50-acre site and 96,000 square foot four storey mansion

The long-time doctor, father of the late actor Alan Thicke and grandfather to singer Robin Thicke, is accused of groping a female patient’s breasts.

An SUV police believe was involved in a West Lincoln homicide has been found abandoned in Glanbrook.

Trudeau calls on men to help end violence against women

Foreign students allege abuse of P.E.I. business immigration system

Indigenous people in the shadow of one of the world’s largest nuclear reactors are adamant their values will underpin their decision on whether to approve a proposed multibillion-dollar storage bunker for radioactive waste — a process that could take at least another year to play out.

“It means I won’t be hungry for 14 days, just eight days,” said Laura Cattari of Hamilton Roundtable for Poverty Reduction, during a town hall meeting Nov. 23 held at Hamilton City Hall, attended by about 100 people.

The evening weather couldn’t have been more perfect for the annual festive launch into the holiday season. Crowds lined the parade route along Hamilton, Dundas and Main Sts. throughout downtown Waterdown on Saturday. There were 54 organization

Nuclear waste bunker decision not about 'money or beads and trinkets'

Ontario is allowing several bottled water companies to take up to 7.6 million litres of groundwater per day on expired permits, as it gives them time to amend renewal applications in light of new rules.

Ontario allowing water bottling companies to take water on expired permits

'I have trouble with that:' Manitoba's child-welfare changes worry First Nations

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An explosion in a port city south of Shanghai on Sunday killed two people and injured at least 30 others, knocked down buildings and left streets littered with damaged cars and debris, the government and news reports said.

A volcano on the Indonesian island of Bali has rumbled into life with a series of eruptions that temporarily disrupted some international flights to the popular tourist destination and dusted nearby resorts and villages with a thin layer of ash.

Two Mountain dancers will represent Canada as they compete against the best in the world at upcoming competitions.

FBI didn't tell US targets as Russian hackers hunted emails

Erupting Bali volcano dusts resorts in ash; flights continue

Egypt reeling from attack on mosque in Sinai that killed 305

Explosion in Chinese port city kills 2, injures 30

Egypt's options dwindling in its fight against militants

Ralph Hough owns no fewer than five Messerschmitts — a pint-sized three-wheeler known for its sporty, if peculiar, looks.

Ontario ticket takes Saturday night's $5 million Lotto 649 jackpot

Gender chapters in trade deals will be standard one day: NAFTA documents

Ontario PC convention chance for leader Patrick Brown to chart new course

Convicted child abductor Randall Hopley still at risk to reoffend: parole board

Tensions flared during rival demonstrations by right wing groups and their opponents in Quebec City on Saturday, prompting police to arrest dozens of people as they worked to keep the two sides apart.

Several arrests in Quebec City near duelling right-wing and anti-fascist rallies

Canadian submariner 'really feels for' Argentines lost on sub in South Atlantic

The Tory tax cuts would reduce costs for Ontarians with the lowest incomes by 2022.

Brown has a home full of art from his travels, unwinds with Stranger Things and Veep, doesn’t touch alcohol and loves doting on his nephews.

An Ontario Progressive Conservative government would introduce tax cuts for the middle class, a refund for childcare expenses and a further 12 per cent cut to hydro bills if elected in next spring’s provincial vote.