Service expected to return at 8 p.m. says Alectra

The Canadian Union of Public Employees said in a statement Wednesday that talks with the province are set to take place Saturday and Sunday. The news comes the same day the union issued the required five days’ notice to put it in a legal strike position.

Singh vows to ease B.C. housing costs by fighting money laundering

The main message in the videos is that anyone who owns a gun must vote on Oct. 21, and the association also encourages its members to oppose their local Liberal candidates.

When the man spotted flames under the hood of his car, he quickly grabbed bottles of beer from a case in his car and quenched the fire.

Statistics Canada has found those in the top one per cent saw average income growth in 2017 of 8.5 per cent to $477,700. And the biggest surge in income growth was seen by those who made even more money.

The pledge to ensure all Canadians have access to medication is the biggest new spending item in the Green plan.

Liberal leader Trudeau denies MP pushed out for not lauding him as feminist

Bernier promotes immigration limits in B.C. on first western swing of campaign

Children under five could see major health improvements if just a portion of the fish caught off their coasts was diverted to them

Kiss frontman Gene Simmons among personalities circling local weed makers

First store near Detroit’s 8 Mile Road opened this month.

Multiple units have been called to a fire at the Edgemount Manor on Concession Street near Upper Wentworth.

Entrepreneurs go to bat for their businesses at Innovation Factory competition Thursday.

According to a survey done for Ryerson’s Leadership Lab, social media companies rank the lowest in trust overall — below oil companies, telecom providers, banks and traditional news media.

For nearly two months, it was faint enough that nobody at the University of Canterbury realized that a young man was dead, and decomposing, in his own room.

The group of 11 applicants is challenging the rejection and disputing the fairness of the procedures involved in the lottery that has been used to grant all of Ontario’s pot shop licences.

Hamilton’s public school board hit its target of getting closer to the Ontario average on the latest provincial Grade 6 math tests, helped in part by a drop in the latter.

First, it is disturbingly vague. It is not clear whether Trudeau is promising a universal program or a more limited version designed to fill in gaps in existing drug coverage.

Promise tracker: What the parties are pitching on the campaign trail

Jeff Sutherland wrote a 200-page book using an eye-tracking communication system outfitted by Hamilton’s Technology Access Clinic.

Three party leaders campaign in British Columbia, Scheer tours Quebec

From Google reviews, to SEO or brand imaging, local web marketing firms offer tips to stay ahead of the ever-changing e-commerce world

Fresh ingredients with satisfying flavours and a gourmet twist are the mission of one Carlisle woman.

Singh vows to ease B.C. housing costs by fighting money laundering

When this campaign began, it seemed that universal pharmacare would be a central plank in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s bid for re-election.

Hamilton police say $1.7 million taken from CIBC customers between 2008 and 2015

Bill Scandlan is being remembered for putting service above self and mentoring generations of political activists.The retired Hamilton steelworker’s union leader, lifelong CCF-NDP member and former Mountain councillor died Sept. 24.He was 95.

Liberals promise national flood insurance, disaster EI benefits

A partial transcript of the call, which was released by the White House, shows that Trump told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to work with the U.S. attorney general on an investigation of Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and Biden’s son.

The “CARE” credit isn’t working as billed, according to a report by the province’s independent Financial Accountability Office.

Three party leaders campaign in British Columbia, Scheer tours Quebec

The event gets underway at 7 p.m. at Bethel Christian Reformed Church, 616 Dundas St. East.

Greens' universal pharmacare proposal costed at $27B next year

The debates will be shown live on Cable 14 and at cable14now.com Oct. 1 through 3

The applicants are requesting a judicial review of their rejection, as well as the procedures involved in the lottery that has been used to grant all Ontario’s pot shop licences.

Water availability across Western Canada will be disrupted.

Statistics Canada has found that in 2017 the average total income of all tax-filers rose 2.5 per cent to $48,400 compared to the previous year.

Victims of Jeffrey Smallwood called police and complained to Elections Canada

50-year-old arrested in connection to ongoing sexual assault investigation

The president must be held accountable, she said. No one is above the law.

Baloney Meter: Andrew Scheer says the carbon tax 'has been proven to fail'

Residents advised to take precautions.

She said yes to the homegrown proposal.

Have your say on the new 110 km/h threshold

Linda O’Leary, 56, of Toronto, has been charged with careless operation of a vessel that left two people dead and three others injured in the Aug. 24 crash that involved two boats.

East Coast vote: Liberals brace for losses in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia

Some facts and figures about the federal riding of Saint John-Rothesay

Three party leaders campaign in British Columbia, Scheer tours Quebec

Some facts and figures about the federal riding of St. John's South-Mount Pearl