Sexual misconduct claims roil Alabama campaign, divide women

Lebanon's Hariri in France, says he wasn't Saudi prisoner

Selective outrage: Trump criticizes Franken, silent on Moore

Giddy Zimbabweans gather in capital to march against Mugabe

Climate meeting goes all night, ends after financing talks

Ont legislature in session this weekend to try to end the colleges strike

Two suspects charged in Mississauga shooting

No winning ticket for Friday night's $22 million Lotto Max jackpot

Award recipient looks forward to thanking governor general for family inspiration.

Hamilton Police Constable Lorraine Edwards said police detectives are examining materials that were provided by Tory party officials. She said the investigation is expected to take several months to complete.

A longtime Inuit politician has been chosen as the fourth premier of Nunavut.

The federal government will allocate up to $327.6 million over five years and $100 million a year after that to fight gun and gang violence, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale said Friday.

“You can do anything,” Donald Trump once boasted, speaking of groping and kissing unsuspecting women.

Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister was hiking while on vacation in New Mexico and was overdue by an hour when his wife called police who found him injured at a trailhead.

Help is on the way for Hammy, the northwestern British Columbia buck whose unusual antler adornment has endeared him to area residents and turned him into an internet sensation.

The auto industry, the agriculture industry, and a whole bunch of others would be harmed by a termination of the North American trade pact. But the Canadian economy would not be crippled, economists say.

Rev. Jesse Jackson disclosed publicly Friday that he has been seeking outpatient care for two years for Parkinson’s disease and plans to “dedicate” himself to physical therapy to slow the progress of the disease.

U.S. releases list reflecting tougher NAFTA negotiating positions

Green leader senses NDP support for Site C, calls it 'irritating'

Lawyers to seek temporary reprieve today from Quebec's face-veil law

A young deer looks like a lawn ornament frozen by the sound of the photographer’s shutter tripping.

The campaign takes donated gifts and delivers them to isolated seniors in Hamilton.

Longtime politician Paul Quassa chosen new premier of Nunavut

Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe emerged for the first time Friday from military-imposed house arrest, presiding at a university graduation ceremony in a fragile show of normalcy even as former loyalists across the country demanded that he resign after nearly four decades in power.

Canadians 'well protected' from returning Islamic State fighters: Sajjan

CP NewsAlert: Manitoba premier Brian Pallister hurt while hiking in New Mexico

BlackBerry COO Marty Beard resigning to deal with family situation

A year-long grassroots campaign to keep the birth home of the Dionne quintuplets in a northeastern Ontario city will come to fruition this weekend as the house-turned-museum is uprooted and transported to another location in the community — the second move for the historic log cabin.

Psychiatrist says terror suspect Mohamed Harkat poses low risk of violence

In episode 33 of the Newsroom Insider, host David Crosbie talks to Nicole O'Reilly about the ongoing police investigation of Angelo Musitano's death. Then Joanna Frketich discusses the state of trans health care in Hamilton, and what the city is doing about it.

Longtime politician Paul Quassa chosen new premier of Nunavut

Hudson's Bay agrees to delay deal that would see Rhone Capital buy stake in retailer

Canada’s new commitment to UN peacekeeping has left some international observers questioning whether it will be enough to accomplish another big foreign policy goal: eventually winning a seat on the UN Security Council.

Police searching for driver in hit-and-run; video shows victim sent flying

The ex-girlfriend of one of two men accused of murdering a young Toronto woman and burning her remains in a massive animal incinerator saw the large machine in operation the year the alleged killing occurred, a court heard Friday.

— Bombardier Inc.’s hiring of about 1,000 workers for its new business jet is a signal to young people that the aerospace industry is attractive despite waves of layoffs in recent years, says chief executive Alain Bellemare.

Ontario tabled legislation Friday to end a five-week strike by college faculty, which could mean hundreds of thousands of students can return to class next week.

Multiple would-be tenants have reported paying a sub-lease deposit on the same Thayer Avenue home - which was not available for rent.

A Toronto man has been sentenced to five years in prison for claiming nearly $1 million in Goods and Services Tax and Harmonized Sales Tax refunds to which he wasn’t entitled.

Crown prosecutors are seeking to revoke the bail of a Toronto police officer convicted of attempted murder in the fatal shooting of a teen on an empty streetcar four years ago.

Rev Jesse Jackson discloses Parkinson's disease diagnosis

Resource stock provide lift to Toronto stock index, American counterparts down

Police dogs in Toronto will be getting armoured vests designed to protect them from sharp weapons.

Joly announces new National Holocaust Monument to stay open year-round

Canada's return to peacekeeping: five things to know about the details

Canadian Pacific Railway’s Holiday Train will be rolling into Hamilton for its 19th season with a lineup of musical attractions featuring a father and son act.

About 55 patients relocated after the Nov. 5 fire remain in other hospitals.

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