A replica of the ill-fated ship Titanic is set to sail in 2022, following the same route as the original ship, while boasting of an “authentic Titanic experience.” Continue reading →

Canada Post workers will go on strike in the Greater Toronto Area and the 905 region beginning at midnight on Tuesday. Continue reading →

The Museum of the Bible says several of its Dead Sea Scroll fragments appear to be forgeries designed to target American evangelical Christians. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday will reveal the government’s plan for a climate tax for provinces that haven’t come up with their own climate strategies, or those that didn’t meet federal standards. Continue reading →

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) has begun a series of rotating strikes in four cities after negotiators failed to reach a last-minute deal Sunday evening. Continue reading →

Sami Khreis pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual assault and four counts of fraud. Continue reading →

The Progressive Conservatives say businesses were hurt by the changes brought in by the previous regime. Continue reading →

Carter won the election with 69 per cent of the vote, with all 34 polls reporting and 26,238 ballots cast. Continue reading →

Jim Watson scored his mayoral hat trick in Ottawa on Monday night, securing a third consecutive term as mayor of Canada’s national capital. Continue reading →

The glitch affected several municipalities that use the Dominion Voting System. Continue reading →

Ontario Provincial Police say that a gibbon that was allegedly stolen from the Elmvale Jungle Zoo in Springwater, Ont. in late May has been recovered in Quebec.  Continue reading →

A private members bill to permanently strip convicted terrorists of benefits like a driver’s license could be unconstitutional, say legal experts. Continue reading →

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) has begun a series of rotating strikes in four cities after negotiators failed to reach a last-minute deal Sunday evening. Continue reading →

Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott says the province will continue to fund overdose-prevention sites but will change their name and focus. Continue reading →

Voters across Ontario are casting ballots today to elect their next municipal governments. Continue reading →

Voters across Ontario will cast their ballots in municipal elections today after a lead-up that’s seen everything from legal battles to electoral reform. Continue reading →

For the first time, Jackie Norman was able to thank her former teacher, Fred Worsfold, for giving her a second chance at life.  Continue reading →

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) announced Sunday that it will begin rotating strikes on Monday morning at 12:01 a.m. in Victoria, Edmonton and Windsor, and at 1:01 a.m. in Halifax. Continue reading →

Two Toronto lawyers launched MKM group to help those who play video games professionally get an even footing in negotiations. Continue reading →

Municipal elections are often fought around matters of local importance, but a number of issues have emerged in various Ontario races that resonate broadly. Continue reading →

A 28-year-old Clarington man was seriously injured following the crash between an e-bike and a car on Taunton Road. Continue reading →

The bill is called the Terrorist Activities Sanctions Act, which will strip returning ISIS fighters of Ontario driver’s licences, hunting and fishing licences, access to OHIP, and several other benefits. Continue reading →

The Ontario Cannabis Store says the website launch has gone off without service interruptions and has seen more than 1.3 million unique visitors in the first 24 hours of operations. Continue reading →

The “learning package” in the works includes a remake of George Orwell’s Animal Farm — featuring robots, not animals. Continue reading →

David Weaver of Nelson, B.C., has been charged with assault causing bodily harm, mischief under $5,000 and mischief interfering with property. Continue reading →

Municipal elections project their professed neutrality with an array of bright and variably hewed campaign signs meant to signal the fact that local races do not fall along the same political party lines as provincial or federal contests. Continue reading →

Durham Region police allege the accused convinced people that she could help their family members move to Canada from the Philippines. Continue reading →

Details of the murder of Seble “Mimi” Dietrich were presented on Thursday after Dietrich pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. Continue reading →