Crime & Justice
Toronto police investigate homicide after man found dead in North York apartment
A man in his early 30s was found dead in a Lawrence Heights apartment Sunday morning, and police say the suspect fled.
Crime & Justice
Politics
Federal judge criticizes Canada for delays in fulfilling treaty land obligations
A judge said Canada's failure to provide land promised to Manitoba First Nations under a 1997 agreement is unacceptable.
Canada
Michael J. Fox promoted to companion level of the Order of Canada
The actor and Parkinson's activist was raised at a ceremony Friday at Rideau Hall, where he was applauded by spectators.
Canada
Sass Jordan, Montreal-raised Juno-winning rock singer, dies at 63
The singer, known for hits like 'Make You a Believer,' won a Juno Award in 1989 and was a judge on 'Canadian Idol.'
Canada & the World
Search continues for missing Ontario air ambulance with six people off Massachusetts coast
The Gulfstream jet lost contact early Saturday while transporting a patient and family member from Bermuda to Boston.
Communities
Olivia Chow leads Brad Bradford by six points in Toronto mayoral race poll
A new survey finds 16 per cent of voters are undecided and 14 per cent say they might change their minds before the Oct. 26 election.
Canada
American driver charged after Saskatchewan crash kills woman and two children
A 40-year-old man from South Carolina faces multiple charges after a collision west of Foam Lake, Sask., on Friday.
iGaming
Fanatics CEO eyes $1 billion ad spend to challenge sports betting duopoly
The company aims to double its marketing budget next year as it seeks to become the top U.S. sportsbook operator.
Politics
Liberal MP Salma Zahid says violent rhetoric against politicians is putting lives at risk
The Scarborough MP says she now has 24/7 security at her home after an arson attack on vehicles outside it in August.
Communities
Twelve Jewish teachers file human rights complaints over alleged antisemitism
The teachers allege their school boards and unions failed to act on incidents like swastikas drawn in classrooms.
Politics
Netanyahu flies through Canadian airspace despite ICC arrest warrant
The Israeli leader's flights have crossed Labrador and Quebec, raising questions about Canada's obligations under international law.
Crime & Justice
Alberta Mountie found not guilty of leaking police data to Rwanda
Const. Eli Ndatuje was accused of illegally accessing a police database to assist the Rwandan High Commission in Ottawa.
Canada
Sturgeon Falls trail reopens with safety upgrades after brothers drowned
The Manitoba government installed fencing and new signs after two boys died at the Whiteshell Provincial Park site in July.