The woman, who was riding a motorcycle when it collided with a pickup truck, has been identified as Eileen Flynn, 53, of Cayuga.

Man, 48, went fishing on Lake Erie Thursday morning.

Packages meant to be delivered to the business were intercepted by Canada Post.

95-year-old Gordon Smith took his first flight in the famed bomber since 1945.

The French president's remarks came on the final day of the annual meeting of the G7 leaders in Biarritz, France

Lawyer representing community in B.C. says the approach practised by municipalities across Canada is ‘highly problematic.’

Charged with possession of stolen property over $5,000

Beyond Meat is rapidly appearing on restaurant menus across the U.S. and Canada as plant-based meat substitutes rise in popularity and chains like Dunkin', Tim Hortons and Carl's Jr. seek to lure in new diners.

Getting you to work and school. Traffic and weather for your morning commute. School and cancellation information.

Chocolate can throw off tests

OPP said reopening time for the eastbound lanes remains unknown.

Crash victim left permanently unemployable and in need of an attendant around the clock.

The annual event is a rite of passage for freshmen and their parents.

When Chelsea Williamson and Sean Fitzpatrick’s honeymoon was delayed by a flight change, WestJet offered them less than what they were entitled to under new air passenger protection regulations.

G7 meeting wraps up and bank earnings parade continues

In Bella Coola, B.C., while “bigfoots are said to appear occasionally in neighbouring communities, they are omnipresent here, constantly flitting between hidden recesses and blind spots … they’ll walk through your front yard if need be.”

Ads featuring a photo of People’s Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier criticize “mass immigration.”

While the world waits for the internet to come home to roost on which chain — Popeyes or Chick-fil-A — has a better chicken sandwich, Star reporters from east to west sampled some homegrown options that can’t be ignored in this best cluckin’ battle.

Companies have to make an effort to accommodate an employee, but if they can’t work, termination is possible. The employer’s obligations are not endless, writes Ed Canning.

Halton Regional Police are investigating the region’s second homicide of the year — and second in less than a week — after a 74-year-old man was killed in an Oakville neighbourhood.

If you want to make an offer on a home, you need to work with professionals you can trust to demystify the step-by-step process of closing the deal, Joe Richer writes.

Harley was just 19 years old; Rhiannon was 20.

In the video, a young man in a white baseball cap can be seen throwing a traffic sign reading “Right Lane Exits” onto the Queen Elizabeth Way while a voice in the background can be heard saying, “look at this f--ing dumbass.”

Two men face federal charges as a result of the FBI probe — for allegedly running an unlicensed money transfer business, not for anything related to Dairy Queen's hamburgers.

At the age of 77, after a remarkable career practising and teaching medicine, Dave Davis publishes thriller “A Potter’s Tale”

Crash happened at Upper James Street offramp early Sunday

Canada’s senior men’s team hosted Ireland’s Leinster in Hamilton on Saturday.

Hamilton Forge FC topped Calgary Cavalry in Canadian Premier League soccer action Sunday at Tim Hortons Field.

In short, the experts found that by March of this year Trudeau’s government had entirely followed through on about 50 per cent of its pledges, partly delivered on about 40 per cent and had broken roughly 10 per cent.

Zarif’s arrival in Biarritz appeared to be a covert initiative by French President Emmanuel Macron, a senior European official said, and at least some other leaders were not informed ahead of time.

95-year-old Gordon Smith took his first flight in the famed bomber since 1945.

That clash ended a nearly two-week period of relative calm that saw some standoffs, but not the use of tear gas.

Hassan Nasrallah also vowed to retaliate for an Israeli airstrike inside Syria that took place hours earlier that he said killed two Hezbollah members.

An interview program was established in 1953 within Canada’s Joint Intelligence Bureau, which handled a steady flow of secret information on economic and military matters.

An email obtained by The Canadian Press says the video is about how Bryer wanted his body to be dealt with after his death.

A mid-air collision between a sightseeing helicopter and a small plane on the Spanish island of Mallorca killed seven people Sunday, authorities said.

Royal Navy has been escorting U.K.-flagged vessels in the region since Iran seized a British-flagged oil tanker last month.

Markantoine Lynch-Boisvert says he and Alex James Taboureau were leaving a bar in La Malbaie late Friday night when a man began directing homophobic insults their way.

“He touched the lives of countless people and many more who were on death’s doorstep.”

Ads featuring a photo of People’s Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier and controversial slogan on immigration faces Hwy. 403 offramp on Aberdeen Ave.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Sunday offered President Donald Trump rare face-to-face criticism about the U.S. trade war with China.

Saskatchewan energy minister concedes job losses in his sector are not the result of any sole factor, but a confluence of different issues.

“This new generation is growing up without fear,” said Mexican journalist Luis Najera, responding to a recent Toronto murder sources linked to the cartel and a mostly millennial crime group called The Wolfpack Alliance.

Sen. Peter Harder is urging parties running in the Oct. 21 election to promise to change the law so that future prime ministers would also use an independent, arm’s-length appointment process to name new senators.

Halton Regional Police have identified the 91-year-old man who died from traumatic injuries he sustained in downtown Oakville.

Toronto police say a man and a woman left behind a bag with cash and a revolver.

THC-infused gummy bears are unlikely to be among the new products set to hit legal shelves as early as December.

The landmark sandstone building of the University of Glasgow stands on land that once belonged to a family of West Indian tobacco merchants who used slave labour on their plantations.

A paralyzed Alberta man is back from Thailand after having a second experimental surgery that has given him some hope he’ll be able to move more of his body.

The lone occupant of the one-and-a-half storey Cloverdale Avenue home escaped safely.