Tulane plans big book festival between Mardi Gras, Jazz Fest

Leaders make for hotly contested seats in Quebec, Ontario, N.S. as clock ticks

Researchers find little evidence of fake messaging during federal campaign

Eager for changes at the Department of Veterans Affairs, President Donald Trump toyed early on with issuing an executive order to close parts of the VA health system without consulting Congress, according to an upcoming book by his former VA secretary.

Where the federal leaders are Thursday, Oct. 17

Trudeau accuses Tories of running 'one of the dirtiest, nastiest campaigns'

Just one of many election battlegrounds, Montreal gets love from three leaders

More than 200 kids attend Spirit of Children event

Scheer’s platform sounds too much like the Ford government for our comfort.

Hamilton city staff and Stoney Creek Coun. Brad Clark said city and developer, Losani Homes, are working "collaboratively."

Edmonton Strathcona Green Party candidate drops out, asks supporters to vote NDP

“The world needs his progressive leadership now, and I hope our neighbors to the north support him for another term,” the former U.S. president wrote.

Angel Charbonneau attempted to take a four-year-old girl from her mother in June 2018.

City also aims to hire consultant to review policies and gather public feedback

Andrew Scheer to wrap up Quebec campaign alongside star candidate

But city staff can’t be ‘super-sleuths’ by investigating how buildings become vacant before applications.

Obama weighs in on federal election, urges Canadians to vote Trudeau

The U.S. economy was expanding at a modest pace in September and into October despite the fact manufacturing was being hurt by rising trade tensions and weaker global growth while adverse weather was affecting farmers.

McMaster University’s Henry Giroux and Julian Casablancas host a community discussion Oct. 24 about the threat of fascist politics.

Green Leader Elizabeth May predicts minority government, warns against majority

Disappearance of Jayden Eastmond-Rowe ‘out of character’

The operation was allegedly run by a single “kingpin” and involved three of his brothers in high positions, Insp. Thai Truong of the York Regional Police said.

The Ontario government’s decision to reverse course on a plan to take control of Toronto’s subway system marks the latest in a series of instances in which Premier Doug Ford or his ministers have backtracked on previous commitments. Below is a list of other decisions Ford’s Progressive Conservatives have walked back.

Through September, which NOAA reported Wednesday was the hottest such month on record globally, the year so far ranks as the second-warmest since instrument records began in the late 19th century.

Woman thought child was with her grandmother.

Group says 100 chimney swifts are severely injured with broken legs, wings and other fractures.

Toronto Public Library under fire over event by controversial speaker

A man who claims the Oscar-winning film “Inside Out” was a ripoff of his work can press his copyright lawsuit against some of his targets in Ontario, including Pixar Animation Studios and Walt Disney Pictures Inc., a judge has ruled.

RCMP said gunfire erupted as two corporals approached the vehicle.

M. G. Vassanji is a celebrated Canadian author, born in Kenya, who has written several novels, as well as a biography of Mordecai Richler. His themes centre on migration and identity.

“While incremental progress was made in July and August, bargaining since then has come to a virtual standstill,” the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario says.

Slogging through drenched fields and exposed to open prairie in near-freezing temperatures, Manitoba Hydro crews continued to restore power Wednesday to homes and businesses hit by last week’s snowstorm.

Iraq’s defence minister on Wednesday expressed concerns that the Islamic State group could take advantage of Turkey’s invasion of northern Syria to destabilize Iraq, saying that a number of militants have been able to escape detention in Syria amid the chaos and cross into Iraq.

Facts and figures about the federal riding of Edmonton Mill Woods

Some facts and figures about the federal riding of Edmonton Centre

New Brunswick premier critical of Trudeau comments on abortion services

Bloc leader says Tories should have shown love to Quebec earlier in campaign

Council will debate the change Wednesday amid a reported scramble of GTA developers dumping construction fill in rural Hamilton ahead of any rule change.

The university averages about 6,000 first-year students annually, but only has about 4,000 beds to accommodate them.

Corvette will debut at Rolex 24 in January

After a devastating typhoon killed more than 1,200 people in the late 1950s, Japan embarked on a series of public works projects aimed at taming its many rivers.

Canada’s experiment is playing out internationally and where the next attempts at legalization are coming

A Royal Lepage report says newcomers account for 20 per cent of all housing purchases in Canada, and are expected to lift prices around Toronto.

Andrew Scheer to wrap up Quebec campaign alongside star candidate

Questions of whether a Canadian traveller seeking entry to the United States has ever smoked marijuana is resulting in many being denied entry to the country, where recreational and medical marijuana is still not legal under U.S. federal law.

Corvette will debut at Rolex 24 in January

Vehicles inside the tunnel had to be backed out one by one.

At approximately 6:10 a.m., Niagara Regional Police were called to the area of Victoria Avenue and Sixteen Road in response to reports of a collision.

Zeus, Old Man Luedecke, Bros. Landreth, Steve Strongman, Shawn Brush

One youth arrested, other sought as investigation continues