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With the busy travel season approaching, a data breach at Booking.com is leading to warnings about phishing scams known as “reservation hijacking.”

OTTAWA — The federal minister tasked with shepherding the Liberals’ latest efforts to legislate safety measures against online platforms says that while banning social media for minors could be part of its proposal, it cannot be the only one. Canadian Heritage Minister Marc Miller addressed on Wednesday a resolution passed by Liberal delegates at the…

Niagara Falls, Ont., Coun. Mike Strange has been found not guilty of domestic assault, a judge in St. Catharines has decided.

The Prom Project helps Toronto high school students find the perfect dress, suit and accessory for the big night, thanks to thousands of donations across the city.

The provincial Special Investigations Unit has cleared a Peel Regional Police officer of any wrongdoing after he fatally shot a 19-year-old man who was brandishing a knife in a Mississauga home last year.

Health Canada has approved the first needle-free epinephrine treatment for severe allergic reactions: a nasal spray called Neffy.

A Cree Walking Out ceremony on Parliament Hill on Wednesday morning at sunrise, arranged by Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty, was both a celebration and a learning opportunity for members of Parliament, she said, about the vibrant present and future of Indigenous cultures.

For the undercover RCMP officer tasked with becoming Dean Penney’s best friend, the over four years of work spawned a true friendship.

OTTAWA — Alberta is taking matters into its own hands after incurring millions in damages from semi-trucks and other large vehicles hitting bridges. The province is launching an app to help commercial truck drivers across Canada plan routes and avoid low-clearance bridges they might otherwise hit and damage. The Alberta government app, called the Canadian…

Thousands could choose to die by MAID if euthanasia is opened to people experiencing mental suffering alone, or perhaps only a small handful, parliamentarians heard this week. A special joint committee struck to revisit Canada’s readiness for doctor-assisted death for those whose sole underlying condition is a mental disorder heard opposing prognoses from prominent psychiatrists…