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Jobs, jobs, jobs are the latest battlefield in the war of words by the two front-runners for Windsor’s mayorship.

The province's soaring hydro rates -- along with the $1.5 billion spent on "smart" meters that critics are calling "dumb" -- has consumed voters over the last few weeks.

Green Shield Canada started out over 50 years ago as a small Windsor company offering health and dental benefits to a select group of clients.

Windsor’s Mary Spencer moved another step closer to securing a spot on Canada’s 2012 Olympic women’s boxing team.

Blind U.S. soul music star Stevie Wonder struck up a singalong at a UN agency Monday as he urged countries to unlock access to copyrighted material that disabled people need for their education and livelihoods...

Children as young as two are now dropping f-bombs, with researchers reporting that more kids are using profanity — and at earlier ages — than has been recorded in at least three decades.

Canadians with serious heart conditions should line up for the flu vaccine as soon as they can this year -- getting the shot, and getting it earlier, could significantly lower the risk of heart attack...

Social networking website Facebook said Sunday it is pushing deeper into the mobile phones sector, but denied an Internet report that it will build its own phone.

Four days at Atlantis can make for one waterlogged family

Thanks to a better-than-expected recovery in the construction sector, federal stimulus spending and a recent surge in the housing market, forecasters say demand for workers in the skilled trades is strengthening...

B.C. police will be armed with some of the toughest drunk driving penalties in Canada when they take to the roads Monday

Paris meets 1920s Glam Hollywood In Stephanie Savage’s Home; Gossip Girl writer and executive producer dishes on style influences and being a Calgary girl in La-La Land

B.C. police will be armed with some of the toughest drunk driving penalties in Canada when they take to the roads Monday

The province's soaring hydro rates -- along with the $1.5 billion spent on "smart" meters that critics are calling "dumb" -- has consumed voters over the last few weeks.

Residents living along the Great Lakes can be forgiven for feeling complacent about their water supply. However, a new study by Statistics Canada suggests there's cause for concern for the world's largest body of fresh water.

It's no secret that healthy living and early detection are effective weapons in the fight against cancer. A new study showing increased survival rates among cancer sufferers suggests prevention as well as advances in treatment are winning the battle...