NDP leader Jagmeet Singh trying to capitalize on newfound momentum

Friends and family say she was an inspiration, a visionary and a woman with great inner strength who overcame a tragic loss early in her life.

Where the federal leaders are Tuesday, Oct. 15

Canadian literary icon Margaret Atwood wins Booker Prize for 'The Testaments'

Gould passed away Sunday after a battle with lung cancer. She was 86.

The Syrian army entered the town of Tel Tamer in northeastern Syria, the state news media reported Monday, soon after the government of President Bashar Assad forged an alliance with the Kurdish forces that control the region.

Terry Whitehead says 19-unit building is consistent with density targets set by provincial government legislation.

Liberals hit Ontario's manufacturing heartland, singing praises of new NAFTA

With the federal election a week away, Liberal leader Justin Trudeau made a stop at Hamilton’s Collective Arts Brewery on Burlington Street with his family on Thanksgiving in an attempt to shore up cresting Liberal support against the rising NDP tid

As Liberals, NDP skirmish, Scheer sets sights on Prime Minister's Office

The warning comes after police responded to a call for a fraud complaint Thursday.

As hurricane Dorian whirled, Cialin Dany, 32, took his Canadian wife and two of their children and hunkered down in a room at the fishing resort where he worked in the Bahamas. ‘Then the wall came down’

Ankara said the military offensive was undertaken to counter an “imminent terrorist threat” by Syrian Kurdish militias, and the Islamic State.

Canadian literary icon Margaret Atwood wins Booker Prize for 'The Testaments'

Isabel Zuluaga was stabbed in the chest, face and neck in September 2015 by her son who was 13 at the time of the killing.

Babies and seniors alike were crowded into a Winnipeg hotel lobby on Monday waiting for buses in what one woman described as a maddening series of events that have left people feeling like animals.

Esraa Abdel-Fattah’s detention comes amid a wave of arrests following small but rare anti-government protests last month. More than 2,600 people have been arrested so far, although Egyptian authorities have released hundreds after brief detentions.

Supreme Court decision triggers show of force and standoff with police

Gardeners beware, Environment Canada says

In the video, a character with a superimposed image of Trump’s head opens fire in the “Church of Fake News.” The parishioners have the faces of his critics or the logos of media organizations.

With Singh floating a possible coalition with Trudeau to keep the Conservatives from power, Tories say a Trudeau-Singh government would raise the carbon tax further and kill jobs.

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau is targeting voters in Ontario’s struggling manufacturing heartland, billing his government’s NAFTA rescue mission as a critical victory that his NDP and Conservative rivals would abandon.

Scheer says Conservative government would quickly implement promised tax credits

Many EU foreign ministers were looking beyond a strong statement condemning the military operation that has destabilized the whole region and wanted to make sure their move would carry some sting.

Mexican migrant workers struggle to report problems they face on Canadian farms. When they do, those complaints are rarely shared with the Canadian government.

Vivian York says she regrets not having more time with each person she tried to help on April 6, 2018, when 16 people died and 13 others were injured after a hockey bus and a semi-truck collided north of Tisdale, Sask.

Jayme Closs, the teenage girl who freed herself from her captor after she was abducted by a stranger in her home who murdered her parents one year ago, said in a statement released Monday that she is feeling “stronger every day.”

Fires coming under control.

Mike Stapleton was awarded a medal for bravery from the Royal Canadian Humane Association at St. John’s City Hall on Oct. 7.

Critics charged that the speech was more of a campaign kickoff for an election everyone expects is coming.

Police arrested the 28-year-old at 3 a.m. Monday on Hamilton Mountain.

Thanksgiving weekend welcomed the 167th incarnation of the fall fair.

Canada is now viewed as a country that can’t get anything done, Lorraine Moore writes.

Liberals hit Ontario's manufacturing heartland, singing praises of new NAFTA

Liberal leader, Justin Trudeau, visited Waterloo Region on Thanksgiving Day, starting with a coffee meeting with Cambridge candidate Brian May.

The Jag-uuu-ars, the Lin-colnes, the Neesans

Parkdale Avenue North site sheltered an occasional deer, raccoon or skunk, but mainly lost cats and dogs.

Some facts and figures about Charleswood St. James Assiniboia Headingley

'Behind until proven otherwise:' Liberals facing uphill fight in Winnipeg

Some facts and figures about the federal riding of Winniepg South Centre

With the federal election campaign soon coming to a close, Flamborough-Glanbrook candidates are keeping busy in all areas of the riding.Five candidates have registered to run for the federal Flamborough-Glanbrook seat and all candidates have been

Speeding was the cause of 46 deaths on OPP-patrolled roads so far this year.

UN urges action against food losses, says 14% lost globally

As Liberals, NDP skirmish, Scheer sets sights on Prime Minister's Office

Your vote matters Oct. 21 in helping determine which party winds up in government.

Plates were rejected for having religious or sexual connotation, referencing drugs and alcohol or simply for lacking clarity.

The image and story of Christopher Columbus, the 15th-century navigator who began European incursions into the Americas, have changed in the U.S. over the decades. Columbus was an obscure figure until his adventures were revitalized in the 1800s. By the 1990s, a new generation of Native American activists blamed the navigator for launching centuries of Indigenous genocide. With Columbus Day falling on Monday — and now being called Indigenous Peoples’ Day in some states — here’s a look at how views of Christopher Columbus have changed over the years:

Time is running out for Thailand’s dwindling population of helmeted hornbills thanks to poaching of the exotic birds for the ivory-like casques atop their big red and yellow beaks.

Some of the more theatrical moments of Donald Trump’s presidency will evaporate in thin air when he finally leaves office. (“What in heaven’s name was that all about?” we will ask ourselves.)

Singh says strategic voting makes people settle for less, counters Liberal push