The group of eight, including Montreal-based transgender YouTuber Chase Ross, say the popular video-sharing website is censoring their content.

One option on the table is combining elements of the day centre with a potential city-led consumption and treatment services (CTS) site for drug users.

Covert strokes significantly increase the risk of cognitive decline and further strokes one year after surgery.

The incidents come one month after Swoop cancelled dozens of flights due to “unscheduled maintenance.”

Dundas resident Halle Halle driven to bring joy through her unique automobile — ‘I like seeing people happy. It makes me happy.’

A teen surfing off the Hawaii island of Oahu escaped a shark encounter uninjured, but his board didn’t.

Buses will be coming to Confederation station by end of 2019, however, no date revealed for rail service.

Carter Churchill, 8, of Portugal Cove-St. Philip’s, N.L., is set to start Grade 3 in September without a teacher in place who is fluent in American Sign Language.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Thursday $11.4 million in new funding to help protect Fredericton and surrounding communities from future flooding.

A panel will explore whether cutting the minimum wage for Alberta’s alcohol servers could give them more working hours and boost their overall income with more tips.

Transport Minister Marc Garneau pledged more than $50 million to cover preliminary studies and planning for an all-weather road from Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories to a deep-water port on Nunavut’s central Arctic coast.

The city is bracing for a nearly $15 million annual drop in provincial funding to repair and build affordable units in Hamilton amid rapidly rising housing costs.

"It is still our plans to provide rail and bus service to Confederation station," said Metrolinx President and CEO Phil Verster.

Gray alleged the man targeted young women travelling alone, with each attack more menacing than the last.

They say comprehensive public medication programs have improved access and reduced costs everywhere they’ve been implemented and want to keep national pharmacare in Canada from becoming a partisan issue.

Bullying continues to be a “systemic” issue at a private Toronto school rocked by allegations of sexual assault, a new report says.

Inflow Skate Park in Dundas is hosting a week long summer camp.

Jason Kerr, 32, died Feb. 1

Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan said Thursday the aircraft will be supported by as many as 25 Canadian Armed Forces personnel and it will be used up to five days a month to help the UN mission operating from Entebbe.

Ethics Commissioner Mario Dion’s report “is incredibly concerning,” wrote Conservative MPs Peter Kent and Jacques Gourde.

Capital One originally said it had tens of millions of credit card applications stolen, including one million Canadian social insurance numbers.

A photo on the sheriff’s Facebook page shows the raccoon making itself comfortable in between snacks. Sheriff’s officials joked that the “gentleman” was apprehended for burglary of a vending machine.

Israel said Thursday it will bar two Democratic congresswomen from entering the country because of their support for a Palestinian-led boycott movement.

Provincial police said Thursday the bodies of Julie Meunier, 40, of Montreal and a five-year-old girl were found at around 4 p.m. Wednesday in the town of Lac-des-Plages, about 175 kilometres northwest of Montreal.

Iran which still holds a U.K. vessel, assures Britain the tanker will not deliver crude to Syria

The issueThe Concession Street Business Improvement area has invited graffiti artists to paint murals on designated walls in the area.The local impactThe BIA is hoping the project will lead to a decrease in graffiti and tagging elsewhere on the street.

A gunman barricaded himself inside a Philadelphia row house for 7 1/2 hours, firing on police and wounding six in a dramatic standoff that trapped two officers all while the commissioner and the shooter’s attorney tried to negotiate a surrender.

A Russian pilot was being hailed as a hero Thursday for safely landing his passenger jet in a corn field after it collided with a flock of gulls seconds after takeoff.

The Dimensions program for post-secondary institutions is meant to address systemic barriers.

Dashboard cameras are increasingly being installed in personal vehicles by motorists who want to bring along an impartial witness when they hit the road.

The latest Statistics Canada report says in April, May and June, 4.9 million Canadians over the age of 15 consumed pot and 42 per cent of them bought at least some of their cannabis from illegal sources including drug dealers.

The bid by the investment firm, which is seeking to buy the shares in an effort to oppose a proposal to privatize the company, is set to expire on Friday.

Canadian home sales rose in July as markets start to recover from the stress test tightening last year. But economists say global concerns raise some future uncertainties.

Such breaks can occur in those who hang themselves, according to forensics experts and studies on the subject — but they are more common in victims of homicide by strangulation.

Environment Minister Jeff Yurek says that starting in 2023, the costs of Ontario’s 240 municipal Blue Box programs will begin to shift from municipalities to the companies that generate packaging waste.

A Mississippi chicken processing plant fired most of its remaining workers after nearly 100 accused of immigration violations were arrested last week, witnesses said, an indication that the crackdown could make finding work in the state's poultry industry more difficult for Latino immigrants.

There’s no doubt the ethics commissioner report on SNC-Lavalin is damning, but it’s too soon to say it will swing the election, writes Chantal Hébert.

Lower density townhouse building anticipated in 2020

Collective agreements expire at the end of August, but the head of the teachers’ union says it will be business as usual on the first day of school.

There’s no doubt the ethics commissioner report on SNC-Lavalin is damning, but it’s too soon to say it will swing the election

McMaster Student Union president says ‘discriminatory or xenophobic attitudes have no place’ on campus.

Canadian Real Estate Association reports home sales climbed higher in July

About four in 10 marijuana users say they bought pot illegally.

New refinancing plan had to cover a $7.6 million shortfall in cost of $22-million art centre.

Many of these countries have a common problem: They are heavily dependent on selling goods overseas.

Steven Page, In My Coma, Junkhouse, Karen Thornton, Walter Ostanek, In My Coma

Conservation Halton has issued a flood watch for the Lake Ontario shoreline.Lake Ontario levels are expected to continue to slowly decline in the coming days, with the forecasted drier conditions combined with the continuation of record-high outf

Dashcams provide 'unbiased witness' when bad things happen to good drivers

Police say they have charged a 57-year-old man with arson by negligence.

Jim Richardson paints a scene in the Dundas Driving Park, only two blocks from his home, as part a class of eight from the Dundas Valley School of Art. The budding artists were painting in a style made popular by British artist David Hockney, known for doing large paintings on multiple canvases to accommodate the size.