Prominent businessman Richard Oland’s body was found face down in a pool of blood in his office on July 7, 2011. His son, Dennis, was later charged with his murder. Continue reading →

York Regional Police revealed details on the massive bust of an alleged traditional organized crime network that netted more than $35 million in cash and assets. Continue reading →

Temperatures are forecast to reach 34 C in Toronto and 30 in Montreal on Friday — not including the humidity. Continue reading →

“But it’s much more in big cities like Vancouver and Toronto.”  Continue reading →

Matty Roberts started the event as a joke, but now he’s preparing to stage something “fun” for anyone who shows up outside Area 51. Continue reading →

June has already been marked as the hottest ever recorded globally, and many climate analysts are warning July could be just as hot. Continue reading →

The central bank’s five-year benchmark qualifying rate is now 5.19 per cent, down from 5.34 per cent. Continue reading →

A spokesperson for Ontario economic development minister Vic Fedeli said the provincial government is “disappointed” to hear about the layoff notices, pledging to offer assistance. Continue reading →

Eight years after multimillionaire Richard Oland was found bludgeoned to death in his office, his son, Dennis Oland, has been found not guilty of the murder. Continue reading →

Britain said it was urgently seeking information about the tanker, which had been heading to a port in Saudi Arabia. Continue reading →

Tiger Woods isn’t done, no matter what it looked like on his slog through the only two rounds he’ll play in this British Open. Continue reading →

Sometimes it’s what we don’t see that keeps us most haunted, thrilled or overcome with joy, Meera Estrada says. Continue reading →

A group of doctors, lawyers, legal scholars and human-rights organizations says a policy requiring Canada Border Services Agency staff to wear defensive gear while working with detained migrants goes against international standards. Continue reading →

Critics complain that the systems turn neighborhoods into places of constant surveillance and create suspicion that falls heavier on minorities. Continue reading →

The 2017 adaptation of ‘It’ grossed more than $700 million worldwide, while the sequel hits theatres in September. Continue reading →

The ‘Roar’ singer, along with a team of songwriters, was accused of plagiarising a Christian rap song back in 2014. Continue reading →

The decision to simplify the application form comes after the minister in charge was briefed about mounting concerns that eligibility rules and the application itself may be barriers for some “at-risk” families. Continue reading →

He took up the same tone in 2016 with then-opponent Hillary Clinton. The chant heard around the world then was “lock her up.” Continue reading →

Canadians bought $85 million worth of legal weed in May, $11 million more than in April, according to Statistics Canada data. Continue reading →

The floodwaters have submerged a major national park, forcing hundreds of animals to flee into the surrounding area. Continue reading →

“Dumbfakes” are simpler and more easily unmasked bogus videos, and they are easy and often cheap to produce. Continue reading →

The deer was an adorable third wheel in this couple’s engagement photos. Continue reading →

The eighth-generation ‘Vette, dubbed C8, is radically different from its predecessors, which, for 66 years, had the engine in the front. Continue reading →

‘Top Gun: Maverick’ is set to hit theatres worldwide in 2020. Continue reading →

Matty Roberts started the event as a joke, but now he’s preparing to stage something “fun” for anyone who shows up outside Area 51. Continue reading →

Fired in 2016 after eight years with WestJet, a flight attendant has spoken out publicly about the “toxic” relations and “cowboy culture” at airlines. Continue reading →

Organizers said they were “unable to provide either a safe event experience or an alternate race weekend.” Continue reading →