Trump decried the ‘ridiculous’ imports of lumber from Canada while fallen trees in the U.S. are left to rot on the ground, which could then become wildfire accelerant. Continue reading →

A New Brunswick judge has lifted part of a publication ban on details about the Fredericton shooting Continue reading →

Melissa Robichaud said her family was hurt the prime minister did not reach out to them Sunday while in the city, where he paid public tribute to Constables Robb Costello and Sara Burns at city hall. Continue reading →

Tesla Motors Canada claims it has been treated unfairly in the government’s decision to cancel an electric vehicle rebate. Continue reading →

The federal government is moving forward with plans for a new stat holiday to mark the legacy of residential schools, but whether provinces will adopt the holiday remains unclear. Continue reading →

An Ontario court decision could bolster legal protections for complainants of sexual harassment. Continue reading →

Cancer Care Ontario says that out of the nearly 1,000 people affected, less than ten needed to receive additional treatment as a result. Continue reading →

The province has announced it will fund construction of nine new Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) detachments beginning this fall. Continue reading →

Former Toronto Blue Jay Jose Bautista set a career-high with 7 RBI as the Mets demolished the Phillies in Game 1 of their double-header 24-4 on Thursday. Continue reading →

The picturesque pair of Canadian destinations is separated only by a 20-km stretch on Highway 21. Continue reading →

It took over two hours to start after a rain delay, but the Kansas City Royals managed a split with the Toronto Blue Jays in their four game series with a 6-2 win on Thursday evening. Continue reading →

The second annual “Ride James Ride” fundraiser, which kicks off Friday, will take James Potvin and his father from Whitby, Ont., to New York City. Continue reading →

Tesla Motors Canada claims it has been treated unfairly in the government’s decision to cancel an electric vehicle rebate. Continue reading →

A spokeswoman for the Ontario Public School Boards’ Association says the boards have not received any instructions from the Progressive Conservative Government. Continue reading →

Chief executive Bruce Linton says he has lined up an option to acquire a “humongous” greenhouse in California as part of a broader strategy to enter the U.S. market quickly, even though the drug is currently illegal at the federal level. Continue reading →

Robert Reynolds, a former labour negotiator for the City of Toronto and Magna International, will take over the role. Continue reading →

Curtis Granderson hit his 10th career grand slam to help propel the Blue Jays to a 6-5 win over the Kansas City Royals on Wednesday evening. Continue reading →

The 1998 curriculum excludes conversations about LGBTQ acceptance and gender identity. Continue reading →

Donald Wright, the chair of Cinaport Capital Inc. and former chair of Via Rail, has been chosen to succeed Robert Prichard, who resigned last month. Continue reading →

Police say the desserts were stolen from a food truck between 1 a.m. and 9 a.m. on Saturday in Simcoe. Continue reading →

The freeze affects those who make $100,000 or more at public sector organizations. Continue reading →

They say both the other driver involved in the crash and a police officer sustained minor injuries from the incident. Continue reading →

Hoggard, 34, was arrested last month and charged with one count of sexual interference and two counts of sexual assault causing bodily harm. Continue reading →

Talks with municipalities will help the province determine the details, said the Progressive Conservatives, who stressed that public safety was a key component of the distribution system that alters the previous administration’s plan to have pot only in publicly owned outlets. Continue reading →

The New Democrats said the government used the summer to push through legislation without public consultation. Continue reading →

Experts say Ontario’s decision to delay opening three overdose-prevention sites could have dire consequences. Continue reading →

Eight-year-old Jacob Notaro needs a new EpiPen but they’re in short supply. And his mom is getting mixed messages about whether he can still go to school. Continue reading →

Treasury Board President Peter Bethlenfalvy says EY Canada will conduct an audit of all government programs and services, something Premier Doug Ford promised during the spring election campaign. Continue reading →