OLG chair firing triggers board resigning

Toronto city council took the first step towards letting Porter Airlines land jets at Billy Bishop Airport Tuesday evening, by voting for city staff to study the issue. But they don’t want Porter to pay for it. Continue reading →

Asian Heritage month has officially kicked off in the Okanagan. Continue reading →

Hockey is a team sport but a single player can sometimes become a ‘hero’ by blocking a shot at the right time, scoring an overtime goal or making a stunning glove save. Continue reading →

Richard Kachkar, recently found not criminally responsible for the death of Toronto Police Sgt. Ryan Russell, will have his case reviewed by the Ontario Review Board Friday. Continue reading →

Two men were killed in violent incidents in Toronto Thursday night, including one who police say was stabbed to death as he emerged from a shower during a home invasion. Continue reading →

Global News in Toronto has been recognized for its work, winning seven RTDNA awards this week, including Best Newscast. Continue reading →

Reading through Auditor General Jim McCarter’s slim twenty three page report on the Mississauga gas plant two things jump out: the government had no plan and the opposition has no skill in exploiting the mess. Continue reading →

Ontario auditor general Jim McCarter’s report says the Liberal government’s decision to cancel a partially-built gas plant in Mississauga, just days before the 2011 election, will cost at least $275 million. Continue reading →

Police from across Canada are joining forces to use the power of social media to try to catch what they are calling one of the country’s most notorious bank robbers. Continue reading →