A company executive said Monday that the social network would remove videos altered by artificial intelligence, known as “deepfakes,” from its platform.

Showing up two hours late to Niagara Detention Centre to serve an intermittent sentence, and forgetting he had a vial of crystal meth in his pocket, proved costly for a Welland man.

After coming together in the wake of a tragedy, members of the Voices Against Bullying group are looking to the new year with optimism with hopes of building on the momentum that began just two months ago by working as a beacon for those in need of both solace and action.

Police are still gathering information on a third suspect in Dec. 31 stabbing and robbery

The crash happened Wednesday morning hours after Iran launched a ballistic missile attack on two Iraqi bases housing U.S. soldiers, but both Ukrainian and Iranian officials say they suspected a mechanical issue brought down the aircraft.

A public event is being held Jan. 9

Elizabeth Biancale says she had no choice but to pay for extra nights: ‘There was nobody taking care of them.’

Students who attended the school wrote names and messages on the bricks while at the infamous ‘mush hole’

Canada moved Tuesday to get troops now based in Iraq to neighbouring Kuwait to ensure their safety following Washington’s targeted killing of a prominent Iranian general.

Police are still gathering information on a third suspect in Dec. 31 stabbing and robbery

A lot of people greeted the new year with war worries after a targeted airstrike by the United States killed Gen. Qassem Soleimani. But those fears may be unfounded, Edward Keenan writes.

Canada will move some troops now based in Iraq to neighbouring Kuwait to ensure their safety following Washington’s targeted killing of a prominent Iranian general.

The country has warned the U.S. and allies not to retaliate for the missile strike, which it carried out as an act of revenge against the U.S. for the drone strike that killed Gen. Qassem Soleimani.

The withdrawal of an unspecified number of Canadian soldiers to Kuwait was billed by chief of the defence staff Gen. Jonathan Vance as a temporary measure intended to ensure their safety and security.

Anna Grandine was 20 weeks’ pregnant when she drowned in the couple’s bathtub in 2011. Tests later revealed she had lorazepam, better known under the brand name Ativan, in her blood despite not having been prescribed it.

Lou Burri says a body stored in a hospital conference room first set an alarm bell ringing in his head last October.

As contenders for the Conservative leadership continue to jockey into position, several from Quebec are considering a bid despite the party’s mediocre showing in that province in the last election — or perhaps because of it.

A Crown attorney failed to appear for a judicial pretrial last June, resulting in three months of delay that pushed past an mandated 18-month limit.

‘It’s bright and it’s welcoming and there’s space,’ principal says

The judge at Harvey Weinstein’s sexual assault trial pressed ahead with the start of jury selection Tuesday, rejecting a defence request for a “cooling-off period” following the burst of publicity over the filing of new charges against the Hollywood mogul in Los Angeles.

Havana Group Supplies is a construction-related company that was the subject of an extensive Spectator investigation last year for its questionable business practices

Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he has the votes to delay a decision on whether to include witnesses and documents the Democrats want.

The government’s sentencing memo is a sharp rebuke to Flynn’s new legal team, which has attacked special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation.

A funeral procession in Tehran on Monday drew over 1 million people as Iran threatened revenge against the U.S. for the drone strike that killed Gen. Qassem Soleimani.

Four-and-a-half-month old kitten readying for adoption after surgery to remove rear and front leg

At least 19 reported thefts to Hamilton police in recent weeks

Police are now looking for a silver- or gold-coloured Hyundia/Kia with front-end damage

Plenty of suds for New Year’s. Not the kind you think.

Canada has about 500 soldiers in Iraq, most of whom are there to help train local forces to fight the Islamic State

Sixteen-year-old Dianna Manan died in hospital early Sunday morning after she was struck by a driver in Brampton. Peel police say the investigation is ongoing.

The 57-year-old cyclist hit expected to make full recovery

Toronto home sales up 17.4 per cent in December, average price up 12 per

Canada Revenue Agency's tax call centres get a D on business group's report card

Hit the slopes for less: Discounted lift passes, gear are available if you plan ahead

The young mother’s body was later found stuffed in the trunk of a car behind Fieramusca's home.

The full scope of the damage was not immediately known.

Perfection is the killer of progress and requires an adjustment in mindset and attitude.

The number of bail cases involving electronic supervision has risen from a handful to hundreds a year since 2010. Supporters say the devices reduce costs to the jail system, even if they’re no “silver bullet.”

A Welland resident who stole $600 in cheese from a grocery store and also “hired” a driver to take her to St. Catharines so she could shoplift at The Pen Centre will spend the next 40 days behind bars.

Toronto Police are hoping that someone recognizes the female Jack Russell-mix and has information about the incident.

Police believe the victim was struck more than once by passing cars after getting out of his own vehicle

Defence for Christopher Marchant and Steve Snively asked for adjournment

It’s not clear whether the beard is here to stay, at least for a while, or just the temporary result of not bothering to shave while on vacation.

Connect with nature on RBG trail.

The Hamilton native died Dec. 11 at the age of 103

The St. Mary Crusaders took a pair of victories in boys and girls high school hockey action on Monday.

Samantha Jean Allen was located on Monday

A third-party consultant’s report cited by the government found some costs to be twice those used by provincial transit agency.

Total of 51 students living in former Sisters of St. Joseph Convent building

Josef Svoboda, 90, recalls his years spent as a political prisoner in former Czechoslovakia