Cultural, tourism and business groups said that Toronto's reputation for being a welcoming city and the unexpected nature of the shooting mean visitors are unlikely to change their travel plans or avoid events in the city or the Danforth.
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal says it has found there is a reasonable indication that dumping and subsidizing of some steel products by several Asian countries have harmed or could harm Canadian steel producers.
The Toronto Transit Commission said its new two-hour time based transfer system for Presto users is set to kick in across the network on Aug. 26.
The province will see 135 new seats created over the next three years, increasing the number of trained graduates.
Ross Robinson has worked at Durham Farmers' County Co-op for almost 50 years, and the community came to his aid after a serious farm accident in June.
Crews are on the scene of a fire at a seniors complex in Deep Cove on Tuesday afternoon.
Aamir Sukhera says he still doesn't want to believe it was Faisal Hussain who was behind the mass shooting that left two people dead in Toronto's Danforth neighbourhood Sunday night.
A major project is underway in High River, designed to prevent the kind of destruction the town saw during the 2013 floods. As Carolyn Kury de Castillo reports, a flood gate is now being installed to keep water in the Highwood River and away from homes.
Condoms, lubricant and dental dams are available to prisoners for free across the country, paid for by taxpayers.
The Town of Wasaga Beach paid nearly $35,000 in Bitcoin to regain access to the town's servers which had been held ransom for seven weeks.
A Winnipeg drug user said meth has taken over his life. 'Tom' told Global News he gave up his family and worries he'll turn to crime to fuel his addiction.
The Winnipeg Jets announced they've signed a pair of their free agents with Tucker Poolman and Marko Dano agreeing to new contracts.
The cause of a fire that heavily damaged three homes in Saskatoon’s Montgomery Place neighbourhood was stain-soiled rags that spontaneously combusted.
Quebec City has taken down 200 pre-election posters put up by a group of six unions who say both the Liberals and CAQ would both be bad for union employees.
Two dogs are dead following a trip to a park in Fredericton. City officials and police canvassed the area yesterday and came up empty handed. The deaths have left some park-goers on edge and afraid to go near the water. Morganne Campbell has more in this report.
The executive director and registrar for the CNO took the inquiry's stand on Tuesday.
Montreal's transit agency is using a high-tech new simulator to train its drivers, a simulator that includes animatronic parts and CGI monitors.
"I can't wait to represent Canada in Barcelona. It's a tremendous opportunity to showcase my talents against the best young players in the world."
Historians with extensive knowledge of the Halifax Explosion are hoping experts in artifact identification are able to confirm what one Dartmouth family has suspected for nearly 100 years.
