Three arrested in connection with shots fired in east London
Following an investigation one man and two women have been charged.
Following an investigation one man and two women have been charged.
Linking steel tariffs and NAFTA negotiations will not make for a better deal, says Finance Minister Bill Morneau.
The latest data from the Coroners Service shows a 25 per cent jump in fatal overdoses between December and January.
Université de Montréal has issued a statement saying it took the legal route to avoid further personal attacks on its representatives.
Last month, a senior officer confirmed Asterix has some limitations - notably that it can't sail into harm's way.
Queen’s Park reporter Paul Bliss is 'no longer with' CTV after a former employee came forward with allegations of sexual misconduct.
Every so often tensions flare in the borough between a handful of citizens and its Hasidic Jews.
An aspiring young artist from Riverview, N.B., is spending hours at her easel to raise money for kids with cancer and to honour the legacy of Becca Schofield.
If you live in Saskatchewan, you could probably use a few tips and tricks for getting your vehicle out of the snow after the amount that coated the province over the last couple of days.
Hamilton Police say a woman was outside shoveling snow in the area of Victoria Avenue and Evans Street at around 11 am on Saturday when a male suspect on a bike rode by, raised his fist and hit the victim on the nose with a sharp object.
Alberta has about 11 per cent of the national population, but accounts for 29 per cent of all vehicle thefts. In January, one quarter of the stolen vehicles had their keys inside at the time.
The graffiti is being described as both racially and culturally insensitive.
Albertans interested in selling cannabis when it is legalized later this year can now apply for a licence.
The “Notley vs. Kenney” showdown gets underway when spring session begins Thursday, as parties drive toward a 2019 election. To discuss that and other recent events, Jennifer Crosby was joined by political commentator Dave Cournoyer, Berlin Communications political strategist Justin Archer and Global News Alberta provincial affairs reporter Tom Vernon.
Red River College has put the brakes on the Exchange District project, placing six tenders on hold.
The CRCC for the RCMP says it is looking into how police handled the death of Colten Boushie.
Hamilton Police have identified one of three suspects in central mountain shooting incident.
Alberta leads the nation in car thefts and the problem is just getting bigger. Now Edmonton police and the Alberta Motor Association are teaming up to tackle it. Fletcher Kent explains.
A report will go before city council at Tuesday's finance committee meeting to look at funding options.
UCP leader Jason Kenney says if he becomes premier, he would stop the flow of oil to British Columbia if it continues to stall the Trans Mountain pipeline. As Kendra Slugoski explains, he’s taking a page from playbook of late premier Peter Lougheed.
A letter dated March 1 announced that the importation of elephant trophies will now be approved on a “case-by-case basis.”
Police say they have evidence linking the vandalism on Locke Street and an anarchist book fair that was happening nearby over the weekend. Police have not specified how the two are linked, however.
'Big Brother Canada' was almost done for good, until fan outcry brought it back. Arisa Cox says that's the heart of the show: the fans.
Woman arrested after structure fire in West Kelowna
The magazine released its annual ranking Tuesday, showing Trump’s wealth declining for the second year in a row.