Elections Canada can’t let its guard down, says Canada’s chief electoral officer Stephane Perrault, despite getting through last fall’s federal election campaign with no significant cybersecurity threats.

The criminal trial for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will begin March 17, court officials announced Tuesday, shaking up the final stretch of a contentious election campaign and hurting the longtime Israeli leader’s hopes of forming a new government after the vote.

Premier Doug Ford’s government said Tuesday it is standing by its redesigned licence plates despite reports from some police officers that the new models are difficult to read in low light.

Hamilton teacher Richard Taylor is charged with two counts of first-degree murder

Trudeau’s government is being expected to get a national railroad working and resolve historic grievances between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people — all within a few days, Susan Delacourt writes.

The boy has been identified by family as Alexander Ottley

Some have taken to Twitter raising concern they’re “virtually unreadable” in certain conditions. Last April the Ford government announced “A Place To Grow” as the slogan for the new plate designs.

If no deal is reached, the union has told its 45,000 members that it will begin rotating strikes starting next week.

The College of Massage Therapists of Ontario did not tell the public that Fernando Vigon-Campuzano had been cautioned for “inappropriately” touching an undercover investigator.

Know what you're getting into financially before you adopt a dog

David Holden’s first trip to jail didn’t scare him back on to the right path. Neither did his second. Maybe third time’s a charm.

Global Affairs Canada says that 32 Canadians on-board the Diamond Princess cruise ship have now tested positive for the COVID-19 virus. There are 256 Canadians on the ship.

Passengers trying to catch a train from Aldershot or Appleby stations in Burlington will now have to get on at the Burlington or Oakville stations

Kitchener downs Hamilton in 7-6 comeback win

There is at least one location in the Hamilton area — located on Golf Links Road in Ancaster.

Bezos, the world’s richest person, said in an Instagram post that he'll start giving grants this summer to scientists, activists and nonprofits working to protect Earth.

The doctors have an affectionate name for her. They call the Thorold toddler their “Little Question Mark.”

The key to growing net worth in a partnership includes listing combined assets and liabilities, creating a budget, allocating a spending allowance and being honest, writes Lesley-Anne Scorgie

In the wake of Marylène Lévesque’s death in a Quebec City hotel last month, critics say prostitution laws are applied irregularly across the country and only make sex work more dangerous.

Case dating back 14 years ‘was probably larger and more complex than I ought to have been handling at the time,’ testified lawyer Stephen Chisholm

Snow overnight into Tuesday morning could total up to 8 centimetres.

Elvis Podvorac, 48, was fit and healthy to a fault, says his family. He died Feb. 3.

The meeting, which would involve the federal and B.C. ministers responsible for Indigenous relations sitting down with First Nations opposed to the Coastal GasLink pipeline project, has yet to be scheduled.

The city prosecutor’s office said Monday that investigators identified a body found over the weekend as that of Fatima, a grade-school student who was taken by a stranger on Feb. 11.

The address came amid an ongoing military advance in northwestern Syria that has sparked a humanitarian catastrophe which the U.N.’s humanitarian chief Mark Lowcock warned “has reached a horrifying level.”

A successful landing of the Falcon 9 booster would have further flexed the company’s reusability muscle as it works to make rocket launches as routine as air travel.

The East African country has been unearthing such graves from a past that includes massacres along ethnic lines. Some have warned that the work can be sensitive ahead of the presidential election in May.

The standing committee said it would meet on Feb. 24 to further deliberate on a postponement. The meeting is due to start on March 5.

Other residents in Wales and western England were cleaning up Monday after the storm flooded roads, railways, homes and businesses and disrupted travel across Britain.

The restrictions were placed on certain trains following a derailment in Saskatchewan earlier this month that spilled 1.2 million litres of crude oil and started a massive fire.

The Pharmacare Now Coalition is asking for an additional $3.5 billion in the upcoming budget to finance access to an approved list of essential medicines for the public.

Kitchener downs Hamilton in 7-6 comeback win

The news comes only weeks after the TTC took delivery of the last of 204 new Bombardier streetcars.

The review was released by Heart & Stroke and the Canadian Women’s Heart Health Alliance, who call it a first-of-its-kind scientific look at gender gaps in cardiovascular research.

Kids-Fest featured blow-up slides and rides, interactive displays and educational shows

Hamilton Conservatory for the Arts event held at Mohawk College Sunday

The boy has been identified by family as Alexander Ottley

Snow overnight into Tuesday morning could total up to 8 centimetres.

Experts say the big one is coming to the Pacific Northwest: a massive earthquake that will cause buildings and bridges to collapse and unleash a tsunami that will devastate the coast.

Days and days of heavy rain have created a dilemma for authorities managing dams along swollen rivers in Mississippi and Tennessee. The water has to be released eventually, worsening the flooding for people living downstream.

The Ontario legislature resumes Tuesday after a winter break that’s been consumed by an escalating conflict with the province’s public school teachers.

One of Canada’s major mobile service providers appears to have set the stage for a battle with Ottawa over the timing of proposed wireless rate cuts.

Jim Warford landed on Juno Beach on June 6, 1944. Warford died Jan. 27, he was 97 years old.

One more time at FirstOntario

The search at Peacock Point turned into a recovery mission Saturday night

Police say the boy was driving the motorized snow vehicle when he left the trail and struck a tree on Sunday.

Justin Trudeau says the Incident Response Group will talk about how to handle the protests against a natural gas pipeline that crosses Wet’suwet’en territory in northern British Columbia.

As MPPs return to the legislature Tuesday after a 10-week winter break, it doesn’t take much to predict it could be a hot time for Ford’s Progressive Conservative government.

Eight people were evacuated from a three-storey complex in St. John’s early Sunday after five apartments were damaged by flooding.

Indigenous services minister said the economy is suffering but the government’s response is a test of Canada’s ability to find peaceful resolutions.