As legislators implored House of Commons Speaker John Bercow not to comply, he expressed his displeasure, saying “this is not a standard or normal prorogation.”

Groundbreaking photographer Robert Frank dies at age 94

Margaret Atwood is often asked if her new novel "The Testaments," a follow-up to "The Handmaid's Tale," is set in a dystopian world. She says: "Let us hope so."

Harris was the first cop in Canada to work the streets after having one leg amputated. He died Tuesday morning.

Saltfleet District High School now has its own robotics team.

State police tell the Williamsport Sun-Gazette that Robert and Tiffany Williams, of Montoursville, spent most of the money on items like an SUV, a race car, two four-wheelers and a camper.

The free event features live entertainment, NHL alumni and hockey-themed activities.

"We worked hard to make this happen," said Hamilton Liberal MP Filomena Tassi.

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Study finds vegetarians may lack B12, a nutrient that keeps the body's nerve and blood cells healthy

A Hamilton man has been charged after he was found with hundreds of grams of marijuana, police say.

Dust-bowl conditions on logged out land and a decimated Niagara Escarpment raised alarm

Alfredine (Linda) Plourde says she doesn’t see herself as activist or an advocate, just a concerned mother and grandmother. Since 2007, Plourde, the founder of Protecting Canadian Children, has been raising awareness for parents of children who have died in the care of Ontario’s children’s aid societies.

Alfredine (Linda) Plourde says she doesn’t see herself as activist or an advocate, just a concerned mother and grandmother.

This wizardry is made possible by facial recognition.

A new book by The New York Times reporters who uncovered sexual misconduct accusations against Harvey Weinstein includes new details on the movie mogul's attempts to stop the newspaper from publishing the story.

Susan Kamil, longtime publisher and editor, dead at 69

Atwood's 'The Testaments' returns to Gilead, with hype

For those who do opt out of campus fees, there will be a ban on their entry into study rooms run by student unions, and a bar on running for student council or applying for campus jobs.

THE ISSUE: Speeding and reckless drivingTHE IMPACT: Hwy. 8 residents scared by driving habits

Tuesday was the second time in as many weeks that Johnson had asked for Parliament to allow a fresh election, only to be rebuffed

The voices of police can be heard over the blaring music. Next comes gunfire, a spray of bullets in two bursts — about 10 shots.

A 100-foot wave is taller than an eight-floor office building.

The Progressive Conservative government is launching an ambitious pilot project aimed at ending youth suicides in Mississauga by 2027.

Your Money: Season ticketholders need to watch for pitfalls when selling tickets

Nearly a month after the fire that forced Vince Fantauzzi out of his Main Street North shoe shop, the cobbler has temporarily set up shop at a new location in Waterdown.

Witness was on Rymal Road East at Westlawn Drive around 3 p.m. Sept. 6.

The Canadian Debate Production Partnership, an organization composed of nine media outlets including the Toronto Star, says Canadians can submit questions for five federal leaders via an online form.

Monarch butterflies were congregating in Sam Lawrence Park Monday as they begin their migration.

A new website that aims to reach far more people than is currently the case — especially those who might be close to where the child went missing — is launching on Tuesday.

Jason Cloth manages risk in his film-financing business just like he did as an investment banker, scrutinizing deals with one big question in mind: “How do I not get screwed?”

Stop being mean and rude, or risk alienating voters, Speaker Ted Arnott says in a memo.

He demanded cash and smokes from the store employee and made off with an undisclosed amount.

The driver’s truck was impounded for seven days — his licence suspended for the same period.

The puppies were found in a trash bag at a gas station and rescued by a good Samaritan last week.

The unsolicited proposal obtained by The Spectator says the Hamilton Bulldogs OHL team is willing to “offset” taxpayer construction costs — but the dollar amounts remain a mystery.

When Brady Martin hobbled off the school bus Thursday, his dad knew something was wrong. He carried him home and took him to the hospital where doctors confirmed his ankle was broken.

It’s a sure indication fall is near when the sidewalk out front of Lighthouse Fish Market on James Street North turn to the reds, greens and yellows of fresh tomatoes, peppers, beans and other produce. Elcina Miranda, whose husband Frank opened the store in 1985, spends long days helping customers and keeping the sidewalks filled with produce. After 34 years, Elcina and daughter Nelcy have the store up for sale. Frank passed away in 2016.

The Progressive Conservative government announced in January that students would be able to opt out of paying for “non-essential” student services, including campus papers.

Matriarch of well-known carpet selling chain, was community minded and happy to work in the office. She has died at the age of 86.

The group, which says climate change is not caused by people or carbon-dioxide emissions but rather by the sun, says Elections Canada is right to keep a close eye on campaign-period communications.

Political scientists are warning that fake social media bots will likely be used to manipulate this coming election, like they were during Alberta’s election last spring.

Scheer campaign to hit Quebec City region and GTA early and often ahead of October’s general election.

Antonio Charles pleads guilty to manslaughter in a fight that began with an accusation the victim was looking in an apartment window.

Immediately after the vote, Parliament will be prorogued, or suspended, a highly unusual move by the government that limits Parliament’s ability to block Johnson’s plans for Brexit.

Benjamin Netanyahu’s announcement came as the UN nuclear watchdog held a meeting in Vienna, where he’s hoping the agency will take tougher action against Iran. It also came in the final stages of Israeli national elections.

A 7-year-old birthday party at her Florida home was so wild that someone called the police.

Alberta Health Services says the infected individual helped prepare food at the London Local restaurant last month.

Del Graff says Alberta needs to follow other provinces, such as Ontario, which limit segregation of youth to no more than 24 hours a week and to no more than eight hours over two days for those under 16.

A federal judge in California on Monday reimposed a nationwide injunction against President Donald Trump’s policy denying asylum to almost all who enter the country after passing through Mexico or a third country.