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The street scene illustration depicts ‘the chaos and confusion of the city in a very loving way,’ says its designer, Anu Raina.

Rain blanketed the city in the early morning and thunderstorm risks continue into the afternoon, according to Environment Canada.

Four men have accused the two-time Oscar winner of sexually assaulting them between 2001 and 2013, describing disturbing encounters that escalated from unwanted touching to aggressive crotch grabbing.

Despite interest rate hike, prices will hold steady as spooked sellers decide not to list, says a new report.

Montreal police say a hit-and-run at a road construction site in the city’s east end injured two workers Wednesday evening.

The project will cater to low-income individuals who fall outside of the 97 per cent of Canadians with public or private drug coverage.

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A group of Texas families and doctors have filed a lawsuit in state court seeking to block the state’s new law that bans gender-a...

A defensive Premier Doug Ford insists “we have nothing to hide” even as he questioned the auditor general’s probe of a controversial Greenbelt land swap.

Forty vehicles were reported stolen in the city’s Etobicoke district from July 6 to July 12, according to Toronto Police Service. That’s up from 33 re...

MONTREAL - Railways suffered a sharp drop-off in container shipments this month as the strike by B.C. port workers — now poised to end after a tentati...