Morneau under fire from opponents over conflict of interest allegations

Quebec finance minister set to announce personal income tax cuts today

Police identify 25-year-old man killed in two-vehicle crash near Brantford, Ont.

Telus joins Rogers in seeking to extend wireless code Dec. 1 deadline

LGBTQ advocates call on military, RCMP, public service to attend apology

Samantha Zhen, who lives in Thailand, had a problem with a hotel she booked through Expedia for a family visit.

I saw Louis C.K. live when he headlined the Toronto Just for Laughs. He was hilarious, but near the end he launched into a weird bit that killed my comedy-buzz.

Man found dead inside burning car near northwest Toronto casino

A Vaughan man who once owned an upscale restaurant on Dufferin St. recently used Toronto airport employees to smuggle cocaine into Canada from South America, court heard.

CCPA report calls for expansion of pension regulations

Thanksgiving is right around the corner, which means it is time to embark on a modern American holiday tradition: overanalyzing seasonally available Starbucks cups for signs of liberal nefariousness.

Anyone casually surfing the internet at home can be deployed as an unwittingly productive member of a hacker’s workforce, a practice known as “cryptojacking” that is on the rise.

Loblaw Companies helps boost George Weston Q3 profit up from year ago

After clearing scene at St. Mary's police are called to second threat at Ancaster High School

The next time you hold your phone at arm’s length and awkwardly grin for a selfie, please send an imaginary royalty to Paris Hilton.

Police thank the public for their help.

Hamilton police officer Const. Pete Wiesner was helping bylaw clear a “tent city” at Main West and the 403 when he found himself wrestling with the weight of an old travellers’ bag as he went to throw it into one of the two garbage trucks they filled with trash that day.

Police and family are concerned for Rachel Bello's safety as she has dementia.

The St. Joseph's Villa resident was attacked by a fellow resident in January and later died in hospital.

Reinforced floor slabs on 15 units and new roof are in the works for 2411 New St.

Two pedestrians dead after separate crashes in Brampton and Mississauga

Premier Kathleen Wynne takes town hall questions on college strike, hyrdo

Police: Body of Quebec man missing in northern California found

Toronto author Michael Redhill has won the $100,000 Scotiabank Giller Prize for his novel “Bellevue Square.”

The recipients of the Award for Distinguished Service to Catholic Education will be recognized Tuesday night.

Sounds detected by probes deep in the South Atlantic on Monday did not come from an Argentine submarine that has been lost for five days, the country’s navy said Monday, dashing new-found hope among relatives of the 44 sailors aboard.

In summer 1969, a scruffy ex-convict with a magnetic hold on young women sent some of his disciples into the night to carry out a series of gruesome killings in Los Angeles. In so doing, Charles Manson became the leering face of evil on front pages across America and rewrote the history of an era.

Hamilton planning staff is expected to report back to city councillors early in the new year with a recommendation on future use of vacant city-owned land behind Wentworth Lodge long-term care facility.

Haldimand County OPP has charged a 58-year-old Hamilton man with several offences following a traffic stop on Argyle Street North in Caledonia.

Bill Morneau faced attacks from both sides of the House of Commons on Monday for his involvement in a pension bill that opponents allege puts the finance minister in a clear conflict of interest.

A Quebec judge has withdrawn from a case in which he said a 17-year-old victim of sexual assault was a little overweight, had a pretty face and was maybe a “bit flattered” at the interest shown in her.

Police and family are concerned for Rachel Bello's safety as she has dementia.

Parrish and Heimbecker is concerned the planned residential community will restrict operations at its grain-handling hub and flour mill.

Seasons Stoney Creek welcomed guests to help celebrate a ribbon-cutting ceremony at its newly-opened retirement community at 8 Shoreview Pl., near Millen and North Service roads on Nov. 20.

Const. Staci Tyldesley is last of five former ACTION officers charged in ticket-faking case

Crews battling factory fire in Cambridge, Ont.; no reports if injuries

Family of reservist killed during training says he'd just graduated university

Experts are analyzing sounds that might have come from a missing Argentine submarine, the country’s navy said Monday, reviving hope among relatives of the 44 crew members aboard.

President Donald Trump announced Monday the U.S. is putting North Korea’s “murderous regime” on America’s terrorism blacklist, despite questions about Pyongyang’s support for international attacks beyond the assassination of its leader’s half brother in February.

Advocates who have long been demanding Ottawa apologize for past state-sanctioned discrimination against LGBTQ people say Prime Minister Justin Trudeau should not be the only one to express his regrets.

An amendment to the Montreal Protocol has been signed that will lower the levels of a type of greenhouse gas that warms the planet even more quickly than carbon dioxide, Environment Minister Catherine McKenna said Monday.

Half a million Ontario college students have the option of walking away from a now-condensed fall semester with a full tuition refund in the aftermath of a five-week-long faculty strike.

Trio of MPs wrap outreach in U.S. as decision looms on Haitian residents

87% of Canadian pot producers say industry consolidation is inevitable: survey

UBC denies mishandling sex assault complaints in response to human rights cases

Health care gaps in Hamilton have left transgender patients on waiting lists for two years and seeking out doctors in other cities.

A $50,000 commitment has given a Grimsby-area volunteer marine search and rescue unit a big boost in pulling together funds for a new vessel.

Man in hospital after car collides with school bus; kids and their driver unharmed

Hamilton police officer Const. Pete Wiesner was helping bylaw clear a “tent city” at Main West and the 403 when he found himself wrestling with the weight of an old travellers’ bag as he went to throw it into one of the two garbage trucks they filled with trash that day.