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Toronto FC added experience to its backline in the form of 12-year veteran Jason Hernandez on Wednesday, the latest piece in what the MLS team hopes will be a championship puzzle.

HALIFAX — If you want to avoid the embarrassment of an arrest in front of family and friends, then Halifax police have a unique solution for you.

CALGARY — A pilot who drank a bottle of vodka in his hotel room before his flight and was so impaired he appeared to pass out in the cockpit says he is filled with remorse and shame.

MONTREAL — A judge has acquitted a Montreal member of a women's rights group who was accused of mischief and disturbing the peace stemming from a protest at the city's Grand Prix festivities in 2015.

Highlights from the news file for Tuesday, March 21 ——— GARNEAU SAYS CANADA EXAMINING ELECTRONICS BAN: Canada's transport minister says the federal government is taking a close look at the circumstances behind efforts in the United States and United

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — The sex doll at the heart of a trial in Newfoundland that has made global headlines meets the definition of child pornography, says a forensic psychiatrist. Dr. Peter Collins testified in provincial court Tuesday in St.

TORONTO — Ontario's first cap-and-trade auction takes place on Wednesday. Here is a basic explanation on how the cap-and-trade system is expected to work. — Ontario has set a greenhouse gas emissions cap of roughly 142 megatonnes for 2017.

DAWSON CREEK, B.C. — A historic curved wooden bridge near Dawson Creek, B.C., has been closed following a single-vehicle crash on Monday.

OTTAWA — Data released Tuesday shows that the RCMP have arrested nearly half as many illegal border crossers in three Canadian provinces this year as they did in all of 2016.

SUDBURY, Ont. — Provincial police say a protester has been arrested at a logging road blockade in northern Ontario. They say officers went to Camp 700 Road in Moncrieff Township on Monday to investigate a report of a blockade.