The Ontario government says it will legislate striking college faculty back to work, starting the process of bringing the nearly five-week-long labour disruption to an end.

The money for the project was provided through the Post-Secondary Institutions Strategic Investment Fund.

College strike vote results expected today

Crown prosecutors along with lawyers for former McGuinty chief of staff David Livingston and deputy Laura Miller will make their final arguments in the criminal case before Justice Timothy Lipson begins his deliberations

TransCanada Corp. said its Keystone pipeline has leaked an estimated 795,000 litres of oil in Marshall County, S.D. just days before Nebraska is set to decide the fate of its Keystone XL pipeline

Canada and the United Kingdom have enticed 18 other nations to adopt their mutual goal of weaning themselves off coal-fired power — but at least two provinces are trying to negotiate their way out of the federal government’s own domestic plan.

The homeowner requested no charges be laid.

Outstanding transactions at Phoenix pay centre surpass 500,000, says minister

Justin Trudeau’s downscaled commitment is a reminder Canada has not been a peacekeeping nation for years

Pfeifer's lawyer accuses Coun. Green of fabrication as Police Services Act case wraps up

Millard claimed he bought incinerator for pet cremation biz, uncle says story false

For its 19th season, Canadian Pacific Railway's Holiday Train will be lighting up tracks across Ontario.

Tobias Enverga Jr., the first Filipino-Canadian ever appointed to the Senate, has died while on a parliamentary visit to Colombia.

Trump exhorts UCLA trio to thank Xi for release in China

Michael Bennett and other athletes, including the Women’s National Basketball Association’s Brittney Griner and Breanna Stewart, as well as Olympic fencer Ibtihaj Muhammad, are calling on the National Football League to sign Colin Kaepernick. In a statement issued Wednesday by a Bennett-led group called Athletes in Action, they said: “No one should be denied employment for having the courage to follow their convictions and take action for equality and social justice.”

Crown and police reviewing cases that Const. Michael Thompson worked on before his death in April.

Hamilton Mountain councillors are encouraging city staff to expand a program that would install as many closed circuit cameras as possible in public parks across the city to deter would be graffiti artists.

College strike vote results expected today

They sang and played accordion, knitted scarves and sewed quilts, and served up heaping plates of roast beef and potatoes to hundreds of hungry servicemen.

Security detainee Mohamed Harkat seeks relaxation of strict monitoring

First Nations want Saskatchewan government to compensate '60s Scoop survivors

Financials, tech and industrials lift TSX, U.S. markets also higher

Liberal government unveils ranks of new infrastructure bank's board of directors

Hamilton’s public school board is supplying bottled water to Sir Allan MacNab Secondary School and taking corrective measures at another 23 schools across the city after testing found their fountains and taps exceeded Ontario’s limit for lead.

By the numbers: coal-fired electricity generation in Canada and elsewhere

Hydro One CEO says rate hike needed to keep the system stable

The region’s economic development department is looking to recruit experts from a variety of fields in the private sector and in post-secondary education to help guide efforts to get Niagara’s economy firing on all cylinders.

Two former senior political aides charged with illegally destroying documents related to the Ontario government’s decision to cancel two gas plants will call no witnesses in their defence, their lawyers said Thursday.

The Trump administration said it will allow the importation of body parts from African elephants shot for sport, contending that encouraging wealthy big-game hunters to kill them will aid the vulnerable species.

Durham regional police looking for suspects after several carjackings

When villain Brittany’s end finally came on The Bachelor Canada, it was with more of a whimper than a bang.

Drake is being praised after issuing a stern warning to a fan to stop touching women at a performance in Australia this week.

After 19 minutes of dueling, with four bidders on the telephone and one in the room, Leonardo da Vinci’s “Salvator Mundi” sold Wednesday night for $450.3 million with fees, shattering the high for any work of art sold at auction. It far surpassed Picasso’s “Women of Algiers,” which fetched $179.4 million at Christie’s in May 2015.

MILTON - ​After a month-long investigation into illegal credit card production, a Miltonian was arrested and charged.

Tories express shock, sadness at sudden death of first Filipino-Canadian senator

Construction will limit traffic flow on Nov. 17 and 21.

As he has done during previous visits, Mayor Fred Eisenberger trumpeted Stoney Creek and the suburban areas’ economic progress over the past few years.

Canada and UK form alliance to phase out coal to combat climate change

Toronto drug squad officer dies of fentanyl overdose, police say

Canadians pay most often in cash, but for small purchases, Bank of Canada says

McDonald's drive-thru window break-in: Suspect surrenders

Dead boy's father posts Facebook response after Appeal Court upholds conviction

Gas plants accused decline to call evidence; closing arguments Nov. 22.

The five-week-old strike by some 12,000 Ontario community college faculty will continue after faculty rejected a settlement offer from the College Employer Council.According to the Ontario Public Service Employees Union that represents the profes

The chair of Hamilton’s public school board says a bus driver shortage that is making almost a thousand students late for school each day may not be resolved by the Christmas break.

Historic cabin where Dionne quintuplets were born to be moved Sunday

Tragically Hip-backed Newstrike confirms merger talks with CanniMed

Tories express shock, sadness at sudden death of first Filipino-Canadian senator

Ivanka Trump believes “there’s a special place in hell” for people who do the things that GOP Senate nominee Roy Moore is accused of.

Directors of the Old Vic theatre in London said Thursday that a “cult of personality” around Kevin Spacey prevented junior staff and young actors from speaking out against the American movie star, who now stands accused of inappropriate behaviour in a string of alleged incidents over a decade at the artistic institution.