The president of the Philippines says if Canada doesn’t take back tonnes of trash within the next week he will “declare war” and ship the containers back himself. Continue reading →

Vehicles were central to the ISIS campaign, but like any trucks, they broke down, and mechanics were needed to keep them on the road — mechanics like Boutros Massroua. Continue reading →

A woman was killed on Monday after falling into a commercial meat grinder at a food processing plant in Pennsylvania. Continue reading →

“It definitely sounded like an entitled young couple who is going to be in for a rude awakening when the reality of parenting sets in,” one expert said. Continue reading →

Caleb “Kai” McGilvary, a Canadian man, gained online fame after he intervened in a 2012 assault on a California worker, and said he used a hatchet. Continue reading →

Transportation Minister Jeff Yurek says the regulatory changes will mean an additional witness is no longer required in order to use the camera footage in court to prosecute drivers who pass stopped school buses. Continue reading →

Senior government sources say the attrition protection money will be announced Friday, along with school board funding allocations known as Grants for Student Needs. Continue reading →

Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit says there are no grounds to lay charges against a police officer who responded to the shooting death of the Hamilton teen. Continue reading →

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry told Forests Ontario the day after the Progressive Conservative government delivered its budget this month that the 50 Million Tree Program was being eliminated. Continue reading →

OSHAWA, Ont. – Tye Felhaber scored with 34 seconds left to play in the third period and then had an overtime goal as the Ottawa 67’s beat the Oshawa Generals 2-1 on Wednesday in Ontario Hockey League action. Continue reading →

Ontario Superior Court Justice Thomas McEwen released his reasons Tuesday for last week’s decision to uphold an order that halted any existing or new proceedings involving JTI-Macdonald Corp., Rothmans, Benson & Hedges and Imperial Tobacco Canada Ltd. Continue reading →

Police say a driver alerted them that someone was travelling westbound on the highway toward Cambridge and weaving across the road, nearly causing collisions. Continue reading →

A woman embroiled in a lengthy dispute with her former school board and teachers’ union has no right to video-record her Appeal Court proceedings or to force a judge to publicly post a decision, Ontario’s top court ruled on Wednesday. Continue reading →

If approved, the proposed changes to the government insurance program, which partly covers medical costs incurred abroad, could take effect as soon as Oct. 1. Continue reading →

The issue arose in September 2016 when Alectra cancelled a financing agreement with Solar Power for the construction of solar-power projects in Ontario. Continue reading →

Officials said the boy was walking along the side of a road with two other friends in Oshawa on Friday night when he was hit by a car and sustained life-threatening injuries. Continue reading →

Dr. Eileen de Villa says public health initiatives appear to be invisible when they work because they prevent disease, so it is easy to take them for granted. Continue reading →

Catholic students in Durham region gather for first-ever indigenous summit. Continue reading →

Libraries in Durham Region say they’re concerned about their ability to serve their communities following recent provincial funding cuts. Continue reading →

A statement from the company said it is working with Toronto police in an active investigation after a threat was phoned in to one of its branches on Monday. Continue reading →

Farah Shirdon, a prolific user of social media to recruit westerners to the Islamic State, has now been quiet for several years, court heard. Continue reading →

GUELPH, Ont. – Cedric Ralph scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period and the Guelph Storm went on to defeat the Saginaw Spirit 5-2 on Monday to cut their deficit in the Ontario Hockey League’s Western Conference final to 2-1. Continue reading →

Carmine Nigro, the president of Craft Development Corp., is set to serve a term no longer than three years on the LCBO board. Continue reading →

Durham Regional Police are searching for a suspect after a pair of pharmacy robberies in Oshawa. Continue reading →