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Politicians and religious leaders will join mourners in Toronto this evening to remember those killed and injured on Monday, April 23, 2018, after a van plowed into dozens of pedestrians along a busy street.

After four days of painstaking "scientific" efforts to identify the victims of a horrific attack in Toronto, authorities released on Friday, April 27, 2018, the names of eight women and two men who died when a van mounted a sidewalk, mowing down pedestrians in its path.

Halifax cartoonist Michael de Adder says he was simply trying to find a small bit of positivity with an image that has garnered national attention for its depiction of recent tragedies in Toronto and Humboldt, Sask.

A message allegedly posted by the accused in Toronto's deadly van attack is shedding light on a mostly male online community that an expert says endorses violent rhetoric against women.

All the answers Canadians are seeking about this week's deadly rental-van attack in Toronto may not be forthcoming, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Wednesday, April 25, 2018, as he once again offered his condolences to the families of the victims.

The man suspected of running down numerous pedestrians on a bustling stretch of Yonge Street north of downtown Toronto is scheduled to appear in court on Tuesday, April 24, 2018, morning.

There remains no information to warrant a change in Canada's risk level, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale reiterated on Monday, April 23, 2018, following what he described as a "horrendous" midday van attack in Toronto that killed 10 pedestrians and injured 15 others.

"Not me. No connection," Richmond Hill resident Alex Minassian angrily posted on Facebook, as media started to bombard him with messages after mistaking him for Alek Minassian — the alleged suspect who killed 9 in Toronto by ramming a van into pedestrians on Yonge Street. "NBC, ABC, CBC, stop harassing my friends and family."

Ten people died and 15 others were injured when a van mounted a sidewalk and struck multiple pedestrians along a stretch of one of Toronto's busiest streets, authorities said Monday, calling it "a horrific attack."

Seeing trash cans overflowing with straws night after night has prompted a server in Toronto to launch a campaign against the plastic item that's become a target of the British government as it aims to rid such pollution from oceans, though Canada has stopped short of pushing for a similar commitment.

By many accounts, major public transit projects are a ticket to green growth — but only if they can stay on track. Just take a look at Ottawa's beleaguered light rail transit (LRT), writes Carl Meyer.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says she will soon head to Toronto and New York to rally support among business leaders for the Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion.

More than a dozen Canadian cities hosted marches on Saturday, March 24, 2018, to call for stricter gun control laws in both Canada and the United States, adding their voices to a global movement calling for change in the wake of a high school shooting that left 17 people dead in Parkland, Fla.

Doug Ford, who narrowly won the Progressive Conservative leadership late Saturday, laid out his plans to topple the governing Liberals during an unannounced first visit to the province's legislature on Monday, where he met with his new staff.

Self-described space buff King Philippe of Belgium began a week-long visit to Canada on Monday with his wife, Queen ​Mathilde, saying he wanted to view the country through the eyes of an astronaut.