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TORONTO — Chief executives at two of Canada's biggest banks highlighted their efforts to listen to client and employee feedback in the wake of news reports that alleged some employees at financial institutions broke the law in order to meet sales tar

RICHMOND HILL, Ont. — Police are warning the public after the deadly opioid carfentanil was found north of Toronto in York Region. York regional police say officers were called to a gas station in Richmond Hill, Ont., on Jan.

BRADFORD, Ont. — Police say they're looking for a snake thief. South Simcoe police say the two snakes — male and female ball pythons — were reported missing from the Bradford, Ont., home on Tuesday.

SOUTH-WEST OXFORD, Ont. — Provincial police say two London, Ont., residents are facing charges following an investigation into the theft of a large quantity of cheese in February.

Sunday marks the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge in the First World War. Some facts about the battle: The site: Vimy Ridge is a low escarpment in northern France, rising about 150 metres above the countryside.

EDMONTON — Police say three women are facing charges over allegations that a baby's nursery was being used as a cocaine lab.

TORONTO — A wide-ranging review of police oversight in Ontario has examined the province's three oversight agencies — the Special Investigations Unit (SIU), the Office of the Independent Police Review Director (OIPRD) and the Ontario Civilian Police

VICTORIA — The British Columbian election pits a battle-tested Liberal dynasty against a gloves-off New Democratic Party fixated on shaking its loser mantle, while the upstart Green party pushes for a political breakthrough.

OTTAWA — A female Mountie who alleged she was sexually assaulted, harassed and dragged through horse manure while she was part of the RCMP's famed Musical Ride in the 1980s has settled a long-standing lawsuit. Lawyers for Staff Sgt.