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A court-appointed forensic psychiatrist is set to testify today about the mental state of an admitted serial killer.

Toronto Police have released a suspect image following an assault in the Brimley area in Scarborough which left a victim unconscious, and with serious facial injuries.

The McGill University students taking part in a hunger strike against the Israel-Hamas war have confirmed their protest has ended.

The co-owner of a dog named Peanut has been ordered to return the pet to their ex after a custody dispute was heard by B.C.’s small claims tribunal.

A black bear has been active near a busy rest stop along the Icefields Parkway in Banff National Park, officials say.

Ride-sharing and taxi companies say they are putting plans in place to prepare for what could be a massive influx in customers later this week if thousands of TTC employees walk off the job on Friday.

The Manitoba legislature wrapped up its spring session with a flurry of bills passed into law, including one that targets people creating or sharing AI-produced pornography without consent.

Quebec says it wants pharmacies to be a one-stop shop for people with health concerns.

With summer fast approaching, elementary and high school students across Montreal say they’re dreading being in the classroom because there is no air conditioning.

Forecasters are widely expecting the central bank to lower its key interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point, which would mark the first rate cut in more than four years.