Trump’s constant Canada-bashing may be changing Republican views

WASHINGTON — No one is shocked now when U.S. President Donald Trump calls Canada the “51st state” or refers to Prime Minister Mark Carney as a “governor.” But Trump’s habit

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Military officials identify all 8 victims of fiery B-52 crash at California Air Force base

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Military officials on Wednesday identified all eight men killed in this week’s fiery crash of a

3 linked to kidnapping plot charged after extortion attempt at Markham home

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York Regional Police (YRP) have charged three Toronto youths and young adults after a masked trio showed up at a

Quebec zoo says red kangaroo doing well after capture on Montreal’s South Shore

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MONTRÉAL — A Quebec zoo says a red kangaroo is doing well after it was captured after several days on

Luigi Mangione will assert psychiatric defense in murder case in UnitedHealthcare CEO’s killing

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NEW YORK (AP) — Luigi Mangione will assert a psychiatric defense at his state murder trial in the killing of

Toronto Maple Leafs hire Jim Hiller as head coach

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The Toronto Maple Leafs have named Jim Hiller the 41st head coach in franchise history, bringing the veteran bench boss

2 men hospitalized after head‑on crash closes stretch of Danforth Road in Scarborough

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A head‑on collision in Scarborough early Wednesday sent two men to the hospital and shut down part of Danforth Road.

Will Ottawa’s food strategy actually lower your grocery bill?

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Ottawa is investing more than $3 billion as part of a national food security strategy. It aims to combat anticompetitive

Goalie Artur Akhtyamov leads Toronto Marlies to brink of Calder Cup title

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The Toronto Marlies are just one win away from securing the Calder Cup, and Artur Akhtyamov has played a major role in

Inside Lytton’s contentious recovery, where concerns smoulder 5 years after wildfire

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Mayor Denise O’Connor concedes that Lytton, B.C., looks “pretty empty” these days, aside from the homes of about 75 residents