Peel Regional Police said in a statement the man “made comments indicating he was going to harm himself and his daughter.” Continue reading →

Some on social media complained about the Amber Alert notification getting sent as far as Winnipeg and Ottawa. Continue reading →

Tommie, the dog that was tied to a pole in a Virginia park and intentionally set on fire, has died of his injuries, breaking the hearts of many who followed the dog’s road to recovery this week. Continue reading →

Wichita Police Department police were called to a Home Depot on Monday afternoon for a reported bomb threat. Continue reading →

Declaring the emergency allows Trump to evoke other executive powers needed to get the funding without congressional approval. Continue reading →

Each Tuesday, two dental students go to Phoenix Youth’s drop-in centre to do a cleaning. Already, dozens of young people have taken advantage of the program. Continue reading →

No one — including the cow — was injured. Continue reading →

The province says Genome Atlantic will use the funding to help researchers advance 25 DNA projects over the next three years. Continue reading →

In a statement, Hal-Con executive director Jennifer Lambe said Phillip Travers Milo is no longer with the Hal-Con. Continue reading →

Giordano Finoro scored in overtime as the Gatineau Olympiques erased a two-goal deficit to come back and beat the Charlottetown Islanders 4-3 on Thursday in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action. Continue reading →

Justice Frank Edwards said lawyer Duncan MacEachern’s requested fee was not reasonable and he did not treat his client – a single father on social assistance – fairly. Continue reading →

Despite an annual subsidy of approximately $10 million, the minister did confirm that taxpayers will cover some of the costs for renovations that Bay Ferries is conducting on the ferry terminal in Bar Harbor. Continue reading →

Windsor District RCMP says just after 10 p.m. on Wednesday, a woman heard a noise in the kitchen and when she went to see who it was, she found a man standing in her kitchen. Continue reading →

In a survey conducted by HRM last year, 88 per cent of respondents said they wanted Uber or Lyft to come to Halifax. Continue reading →

Police are looking for two suspects after a defibrillator was reportedly stolen from Acadia University last week. Continue reading →

An impending apocalypse looms over Netflix’s new series “The Umbrella Academy” – but for Canadian star Ellen Page, the prospect of the end of the world doesn’t seem that unrealistic. Continue reading →

Scott Brison will be based in Toronto and his primary responsibilities will include client coverage and business development. Continue reading →

Finance Minister Karen Casey says online pot sales were expected to account for about 10 per cent or more of total sales, but are only in the range of six per cent. Continue reading →

Lindsay Souvannarath is serving life in prison with no chance of parole for 10 years for plotting to kill shoppers at one of Atlantic Canada’s busiest malls on Feb. 14, 2015 – four years ago Thursday. Continue reading →

‘Right now, we’re looking into getting a helicopter that can pick us up close to where we are and hopefully they can take us straight to the airport.’ Continue reading →

Among about 1,300 items seized by police from John Mark Tillmann’s two-storey home in Fall River, N.S.: Early editions of Daniel Defoe’s 1719 classic “Robinson Crusoe” and a 1758 letter written by Gen. James Wolfe. Continue reading →

Tareq Hadhad, the entrepreneur behind Peace by Chocolate, says it’s to “give back” to the communities that assisted his family’s arrival in Canada.  Continue reading →

The revelation follow similar concerns from the Royal Canadian Air Force about the difficult choices it is facing thanks to a shortage of experienced pilots. Continue reading →

Matthew Percy was found guilty of sexual assault and voyeurism in December in the September 2017 incident. Continue reading →

The testimony of a bloodstain pattern analyst is set to be the focus of the Dennis Oland murder trial as it resumes on Thursday. Continue reading →