Shoal Lake was cut off from the mainland in 1915 during construction of an aqueduct that supplies Winnipeg with drinking water. Clean water flows to the capital city while dirty water is pushed to the reserve.

This article contains news about what happens in the game being broadcast Monday. It began airing in some cities Monday morning.

Durham police said the officers were responding to a mental health call for an individual possibly possessing a knife.

‘It is no longer a viable business, and no real government help is forthcoming,’ the paper’s publisher wrote.

One warrant lists all content from Snyder’s cellphone, iPad and computer hard drive.

Last summer municipal workers removed a white cross honouring the memory of a 15-year-old girl who was killed last June. While city officials removed the cross over complaints, the mother of the girl says the removal was insensitive.

A jury in 2016 found David and Collet Stephan guilty of failing to provide the necessaries of life for 19-month-old Ezekiel, but the Supreme Court of Canada overturned the convictions.

The much-anticipated report of the inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls contains more than 200 recommendations to multiple levels of government.

A statement issued by the premier’s office says the final report highlights the “gendered impacts of colonial violence” that have been so severe the inquiry defined them as a “Canadian genocide.”

Hawaii firefighters recover body of missing swimmer from bay

Ministry extends public comment period on proposal.

Pittsburgh flight returns to LaGuardia after bird strike

Families angry and hurt as ads say inmates who died of overdoses are taking a “dirt nap due to their unwavering addiction to self destruction.”

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Dr. Enza Gucciardi, associate professor at Ryerson’s School of Nutrition, says there is “a lot of evidence now to suggest that diet can reverse diabetes,” but public policy changes are needed to make more of reality than a controlled research subject.

Chrystia Freeland, Canada's minister of foreign affairs, released a statement saying the Maduro government refused to extend the visas of embassy officials.

The Issue: J.L. Grightmire Arena project achieves partial occupancyThe Impact: Long delayed and troubled project progresses toward fall 2019 opening

UK climber falls to his death from Matterhorn in Switzerland

UK climber falls to his death from Matterhorn in Switzerland

More than half a year in, Canada’s relaxed cannabis laws appear to be earning a clean bill of health from major medical organizations.

FDA food sampling finds contamination by 'forever chemicals'

Dulos dropped off her children for school on May 24 — then vanished, triggering a wave of searches with drones, K-9s and state police

One advertising executive the Star spoke to said companies who successfully connect themselves to the Raptors can get a “get a huge halo effect.”

The Missing Persons Unit has highlighted four historical investigations in a news release Monday.

It’s not clear how the fawn happened to be in the road

“British soldiers” took part in the annual re-enactment of the Battle of Stoney Creek on Sunday at Battlefield House Museum & Park, a national historic site.

“British soldiers” took part in the annual re-enactment of the Battle of Stoney Creek on Sunday at Battlefield House Museum & Park, a national historic site.

A Milton couple who lost their 17-year-old son to a fentanyl overdose is speaking out in the hope their story will save others.

Biologists update Montana fish guide with new app

Trial to open against Thomas Keller and his 3-star eateries

Military seeks further restrictions of airspace near station

Alaska program seeks to officially name peak 'Gorgon Spire'

Book sales are steady, but tariffs are on publishers' minds

Book sales are steady, but tariffs are on publishers' minds

Lee Tappenden, president and CEO of Walmart Canada, on the power of bricks-and-mortar in an online world.

San Antonio museum welcomes donated 6-ton rock from China

City growth, urban trees and a multimillion-dollar international games bid are on the agenda for Hamilton politics watchers this week.

Park staff grew concerned about Otto last week when the 2-year-old otter stopped behaving like his usual self

The cruise ship, apparently unable to stop, blared its horn as it plows into the much smaller river boat and the dock as dozens of people run away in panic.

Cooper has apologized for reading an excerpt from a manifesto written by Brenton Tarrant, the suspected Christchurch shooter

Retiring officer got a tear-filled tribute from his kids in touching 10-7 video.

Barton Street was busy on Saturday with the Barton Village Festival taking place between Victoria Avenue North and Sanford Avenue North.

They flew to Buckingham Palace in Marine One, landing on a lawn where they were greeted by Prince Charles and his wife Camilla

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“Purp” or “purple” is typically made up of heroin, OxyContin and fentanyl or carfentanil.

There won’t be a new sheriff in town — Reno Violin was the last one.

As Premier Doug Ford marks the first anniversary of his election victory this Friday, he is following that long-established political tradition called backtracking.

Slain Hamilton construction worker was a ‘gentle giant’ and ‘fun spirit’

“It just kept getting worse and no one wanted to listen,” said mom of Dylon Duarte who is accused in the stabbing death of Hamilton construction worker Tyquan Brown

Enthusiastic Raptors fans headed to First Ontario Centre Sunday night to watch game 2 in the NBL Championship finals on a huge screen with fellow fans.