Several killed by armed militants in Dagestan

More than 15 police officers among dead in attacks

Alberta NDP united behind new leader

It was a bloodless coup.

Glass houses still too niche for most buyers

Cedarvale home has been up for sale for more than two years, its price dropping like a stone

Canada lagging on standardization

Defining criteria around energy transition key to attracting investment

BoC could lower interest rates again in July

Incoming data may open door for more cuts, experts say

Prosecutors advise charging Boeing

Justice Department mulls punishment for violation of crash settlement

In Afghanistan, a rights crisis worsens

“Our mission is to enforce Sharia law … You may call it a violation of women’s rights when we publicly stone or flog them for committing adultery because they conflict with your democratic principles. Just as you may claim to be striving for the freedom of entire humanity, so do I. I represent Allah, and you represent Satan.”

An officer struck and killed her partner.The OPP refused to conduct a hearing

Court review sought after police said misconduct was 'not of a serious nature'

Key test for Liberals in byelection

Toronto St. Paul's vote today could reveal cracks in Trudeau's stronghold

Ford urged to save Science Centre

Speakers at rally question province's rationale for closing popular attraction

Hard not to think Leary was wrong man for the job

When TTC CEO Rick Leary announced his surprise resignation on Thursday, he explained the timing as coming just as the new contract for TTC workers was ratified. He thought it was only appropriate, he said, to see the agency through the negotiations.

Soldiers hope for deeper strikes inside Russia

U.S.-supplied weapons help slow down push by Putin's forces to take Kharkiv

Blue Jays have first-whirl problems

Kiner-Falefa gets a shot in the leadoff spot on a team that is second to last in starting games

Field goal seals a wild win over Elks

Lirim Hajrullahu’s 37-yard field goal earned the Toronto Argonauts an entertaining 39-36 win over the Edmonton Elks on Saturday night.

Photo finish brings chaos

Selfie-seeking fans add to Ronaldo's frustrations in win over Turkey

A synthetic drug ravages African youth

Desperate families have turned to a treatment centre that has resorted to chaining up some addicts

PROUD HERITAGE AT RISK

Legacy of nurturing young athletes in Miami's historically Black Coconut Grove is under threat

How a bike race transfixed Toronto

Stray dogs, bloodied cyclists and a cheating scandal.

Plants in this garden share one thing in common: A PROBLEMATIC PAST

What once was a rough patch of grass and concrete in front of the Artscape Youngplace building in the Trinity Bellwoods neighbourhood is now a lush garden — with flowering dogwood, a smoke bush and wild dandelions. A small, meandering pathway for people to walk along cuts through the garden.

Dozens dead in new strikes

Israeli attacks on what it called Hamas sites in Gaza kill at least 39

Islamophobic truck stunt shows the dangers of far-right media

Imagine pulling off hate as a fundraising stunt.

Provinces bolster relationships with their U.S. trading partners

Officials reach out to both Democrats and Republicans ahead of close race

Nenshi ready to rebuild' Alberta

Former Calgary mayor named new provincial NDP leader in his first foray into partisan politics

Store in bylaw battle can keep selling coffee for now, city says

Following a wave of publicity and public outcry, the City of Toronto is deferring the enforcement of a zoning bylaw for a shop owner who said it was threatening her business.

They've goat this

Toronto is deploying an 'eco-herd' of goats to control plants in the Brick Works meadow

CHASING HISTORY

After climbing out of deep hole, Oilers are on brink of feat not seen since 1942 Leafs

Ceresna fired up to face old team

First game against Edmonton since trade gives defensive lineman ‘a little extra juice'

Watching the detectives

Hart Hanson made his bones scripting crime TV. With his new novel, 'The Seminarian,' he channels the great literary private eyes

Natural escape in heart of the city

The homeowners When Candice and her husband moved back to Toronto from New York City five and a half years ago, they wanted to be close to family. Other priorities reflected what they had loved about the Big Apple: walkability, proximity to excellent schools for their young children and easy access to public transit.

Ontario considers revisions to data

Municipalities say undercounting homes by CMHC costs them millions in funding