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The City of Westmount will be laying down the law and tightening the rules for dog owners, ratcheting up its enforcement of pet registrations and leashing rules.

The Ontario budget's failure to directly address climate change represents a "gross abdication of responsibility" by the government, some critics argue.

Without the support of all major grocers, the interim board said it can't proceed in implementing the required steps to launch the code.

True Art owner Diane Geddes says she was stunned after watching security camera footage after the trio left her small business.

Jeremy Renner was severely injured in January after he was crushed by a 7-tonne snowplow, leaving him with over 30 broken bones and other injuries.

Between 2015 and 2018, the amount of revenue earned by owners of short-term rental homes in Canada rose to $2.2 billion

For a while, people listing cottages and condos for rent on Airbnb, Vrbo and other online marketplaces were making more money than they had in years.

Olivia Chow says it's time for the display of congratulatory cards behind her desk in the mayor's office to be put away.

The border crossing between Egypt and Gaza opened on Saturday to let a trickle of desperately needed aid into the besieged Palestinian territory.

Brink’s files lawsuit against Air Canada for failing to provide safe and secure handling a shipment of Swiss Francs and gold bars valued at approximately C$23 million.

Feinstein died early Friday in her Washington, D.C., home of natural causes, said Adam Russell, a spokesperson for her office. She was 90.

Dianne Feinstein, a centrist Democrat elected to the Senate in 1992, has died.

Insp. Russell Lucas told the court that police plans had to change on the fly after the bulk of the vehicles arrived on January 29.

Samantha Ritchie and her two children, eight-year-old Nixon and 12-year-old Rocquel, are trying to recover after the multi-vehicle collision in Brampton, a family member says.

Protesters at the Brady Road landfill don’t plan on removing the blockade set up in protest of a decision to not search the Prairie Green Landfill for the remains of two women.

Canada appears to be close to instituting its own grocery code of conduct, though the potential penalties for violating the voluntary set of rules have left some disappointed.

Explosions and heavy gunfire rattled the Sudanese capital in a fifth day of fighting Wednesday after an internationally brokered truce quickly fell apart.

The fatal crash killed two men and injured nine others in the small town of Amqui in what Quebec provincial police have described as a 'premeditated act.'

A year after Vladimir Putin ordered his invasion, here's how Ukraine, Russia and the world arrived at this point after a year of death, misery and survival.

Calgary police are asking people to be on a look out for thieves using distraction techniques to steal credit cards.