Hundreds of Canadians are suddenly flocking to the controversial new religion — and they’re serious as hell about it. 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 RCMP have appealed to the public for help in identifying a blue 1986 Chevrolet van with Alberta licence plates that is believed to be connected to the murders. Continue reading →

Jr. Firefighters graduate from summer camp in Clarington. Continue reading →

One mental health organization says we “need to change the way we talk about serious mental illness.” Continue reading →

A month ago, an 18-year-old Whitby hockey player didn’t know where he’d be drafted — or if he’d be selected at all. Continue reading →

Want to travel and explore Ontario’s beautiful scenery and towns, but don’t want to forego the comforts of home? For those involved in the motorhome business, they say renting and operating recreational vehicles (RVs) is less intimidating than it may seem. Continue reading →

Downey has now written to Trudeau, asking him to instruct his ministers to reply to Ontario’s requests to fill what he says is a funding gap of $25 million. Continue reading →

Residents of two northwestern Ontario First Nations forced from their homes by forest fires will soon start heading back now that the blazes are dying down, provincial officials and community members said Friday. Continue reading →

Police say a 17-year-old boy turned himself in on Thursday. He was charged with multiple offences including aggravated assault and carrying a concealed weapon. Continue reading →

Clarington aims to inspire more people to drive eco-friendly cars in new partnership with Trent University. Continue reading →

In Ottawa, where more than half of the ticks tested in some neighbourhoods carry the bacteria that causes Lyme disease, the public-health unit no longer bothers to test ticks because it’s assumed they carry the illness. Continue reading →

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

Victims of sexual assault regularly turn up in Ontario emergency rooms, a new study has found. Continue reading →

Ontario’s police watchdog says its toll-free number is being used in fraudulent calls that ask people for their social insurance number. Continue reading →

Zhebin Cong, who was found not criminally responsible for the death of his roommate, had been on an unaccompanied trip into the community from the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health on July 3 when he failed to return, the hospital said. Continue reading →

The province has appointed former Manitoba deputy minister Doug McNeil to recommend ways Ontario can reduce the impacts of flooding and help communities deal with them. 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 →

Ottawa wrote off $2.6 billion last year that it wouldn’t collect from Chrysler, and a spokeswoman for Ontario Finance Minister Rod Phillips says once that happened, the province had no legal recourse to recover outstanding money. Continue reading →

His office says Ford had to cancel his phone on Tuesday after certain groups launched co-ordinated campaigns in recent weeks that made it impossible to use. Continue reading →

Earlier this month, the community declared a state of emergency over concerns about chemical levels in tap water. Continue reading →

Locally, heavy rainfall accumulations of 20 to 40 mm are expected by the time precipitation comes to an end in Toronto and surrounding areas like Durham, Peel, Halton and York regions. Continue reading →