Neskantaga First Nation has been under a boil-water advisory for the past 25 years.

About 1,200 General Motors employees at the company’s assembly plant in Oshawa have been temporarily laid off because of a strike in the U.S., with more job cuts expected soon.

Economy has been strong even as trade wars inject significant uncertainty into the slowing global economy.

Lawmakers voted 544-126 with 38 abstentions.

The University of British Columbia, the Toronto District School Board and Montreal’s Dawson College are among the institutions taking measures to support students who plan to walk out of class as part of a global call to action on climate change.

Under the terms of the proposed Director’s Order, the public has until the end of the day on Oct. 5 to provide comment to the ministry.

Women racers excel in drag racing where other forms of racing are men only

The program would kick in next year and cost more than $800 million per year, according to the Parliamentary Budget Officer.

Send pipeline fights right to Supreme Court: Scheer

CAMBRIDGE —Cambridge’s new city manager wants the Ford government to hurry up and make up its mind about Cambridge’s future status within Waterloo Region.

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

The program's Mastercard will be accepted everywhere and the private-label Walmart Rewards Card is only for store purchases.

The employees, who work on the Oshawa truck line, will still receive full wages while the strike by some 48,000 GM workers in the U.S. continues.

Health Canada issued a warning recently urging people who vape to watch for symptoms such as a cough, shortness of breath and chest pain.

Unions lead third-party pack with big spending since start of pre-election period

Women racers excel in drag racing where other forms of racing are men only

Federal Conservative leader Andrew Scheer used a Concession Street campaign stop to announce a plan to eliminate $1.5 billion in annual corporate handouts, along with a pledge to put the money back into Canadians’ pockets.

Subjects who regularly smoked pot had higher levels of a protein linked to brain inflammation, which an earlier study associated with depression and other disorders.

Environmentalists credit the Liberals for taking on climate change like no federal government ever has, and yet they also believe there are some serious shortfalls that could prevent Canada from reaching its commitments.

Vote for your favourites in more than 400 Readers’ Choice categories ranging from food, home improvement centres, garden centres, contractors, dentists, recreation facilities, clothing stores, golf courses and more.

One week down, four-and-a-half to go in federal election campaign

Justice Dept. files lawsuit against Snowden over memoir

RCMP and border officers intercepted two shipments originating from Iraq on Aug. 22 and Sept. 1.

HALTON — A 29-year-old Brantford man is facing multiple charges in connection with a series of tire thefts from vehicles parked at Halton GO stations.

Singh promises public dental coverage for families making under $70,000

Waterloo Region police said tests results from candy sold at the Cambridge Fall Fair that sent three people to hospital after eating it, were consistent with THC — one of more than 100 cannabinoids found in cannabis — in each batch tested.

Princess Bingo is seeking provincial approval to add e-bingo machines on the Mountain — but it needs city council support.

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The premier pledged a new batch of stickers attacking the federal government’s carbon pricing will be ordered from a different company.

Front-runners deadlocked after campaign week 1, but small signs favour Liberals

Traffic ticket case heard evidence about road safety concerns

This sandwich seems to be an amalgamation of various spare parts lying around the company garage

In the aftermath of a fatal accident on Highway 8in Flamborough earlier this month, one resident along the highway says speed and aggressive driving are fears they live with on a daily basis.

The baby-faced teenager is an anomaly as a female suspect allegedly plotting a mass shooting, but police described her as a serious threat.

A young woman hatched a plan with a drug world accomplice to lure a man to his execution on a quiet Markham street, a jury was told Tuesday at the opening of a murder trial.

In February 1860, the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada announced that Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, 18 years of age, would represent his mother, Queen Victoria, in the first Royal Tour of Canada. The final stop in Canada, before moving on to the United States, was to be Hamilton.

THE ISSUE: Rowdiness, racing in plazaTHE IMPACT: Residents can't enjoy homes

The union held a news conference in Hamilton Tuesday

A passenger-rights advocate doubts the couple would have been fairly compensated without an official complaint to the Canadian Transportation Agency.

Distributel, TekSavvy and Start.ca have all announced lower prices and service upgrades since the regulator ordered the big telcos to reduce their network sharing fees

McMaster and other large clients of Waste Connections informed that ‘mixed recyclables’ are doomed for landfill

Of the top 20 ridings with the highest proportion of renters spending 50 per cent or more of their income on housing, 11 are in Ontario. “Sometimes I barely even have money to go to work,” says Krystal Joseph.

“There is an impression that the individuals which are panhandling are organized in an almost shift-like pattern, being dropped off, picked up, and rotated to the roadside locations where they are observed,” said Coun. Lisa Kearns.

The past seven days had an unfocused feel, after a summer-long precampaign campaign of ads, government spending and politicians popping up everywhere on the barbecue circuit.

One week down, four-and-a-half to go in federal election campaign

Thirty-year veteran gives first media interview on the investigation that caught Dellen Millard and Mark Smich

Where the party leaders are Wednesday

“Its intention is to be educational, not punitive.”

Liberals pledge to boost Canada Child Benefit, remove tax from maternity leave

The duelling pitches underscore the differing ideological approaches taken by the parties on how best to woo voters.