Production of the Chevrolet Equinox at the plant in Ingersoll, Ont. is at a standstill after autoworkers walked off the job following failed contract talks Sunday night. Continue reading
Kitchener-Conestoga MPP Michael Harris first tabled the bill earlier this year. The bill is scheduled to receive second reading at Queen’s Park Thursday afternoon. Continue reading
Over the last decade, researchers have discovered that anxiety disorders can flare up in pregnant women. But doctors have been reluctant to prescribe medication for them. Continue reading
Animal Justice filed an application in divisional court Tuesday seeking a judicial review of the Endangered Species Act legislation. Continue reading
Officials said the town will commemorate Willie by erecting a statue in his “likeness” at Wiarton’s Bluewater Park. Continue reading
All self-employed Canadians – including physicians and business owners – can opt into EI benefits to gain access to EI “special benefits” if they so choose. Continue reading
A proposed Ontario law that would treat careless driving more seriously if someone is hurt or killed is a “step in the right direction,” a Toronto lawyer says. Continue reading
Cheri DiNovo has represented the Toronto riding of Parkdale-High Park for 11 years. Continue reading
Maria is headed toward the Turks and Caicos Islands and the southeastern Bahamas, bringing dangerous storm surges and torrential rain. Continue reading
Sorbara and Lougheed are accused of offering a would-be candidate a job or appointment to step aside for Thibeault. Continue reading
The ministry charged Volkswagen AG with one count under the province’s Environmental Protection Act last week. Continue reading
The desire to help has brought together people who trace their roots all over the Caribbean Continue reading
Ontario plans a much harsher approach to careless drivers who kill or hurt people, provincial transport minister Steven Del Duca is set to announce Wednesday in Toronto. Continue reading
Called NewsWise, the idea is to enhance general news literacy among students aged nine to 19. Continue reading
No progress is expected in the third round of negotiations, which start this weekend in Ottawa. Continue reading
Concerned mom Chey Robinson was watching an episode of Maya the Bee when she spotted a bit of “naughty graffiti” on a log. Continue reading
Justin Trudeau is set to go two-for-two with speeches to the United Nations General Assembly but, as chief political correspondent David Akin reports, Canadian prime ministers haver rarely thought it important to use this forum. Continue reading
“It’s simply fake news that a lot of Christians believe the world will end on Sept. 23.” Continue reading
Sadly, the ‘Stranger Things’-inspired pop-up bar, The Upside Down, must close. Continue reading
She put the house in his name to avoid the foreign buyers’ tax. But now she claims he won’t leave. Continue reading
Production of the Chevrolet Equinox at the plant in Ingersoll, Ont. is at a standstill after autoworkers walked off the job following failed contract talks Sunday night. Continue reading
Kitchener-Conestoga MPP Michael Harris first tabled the bill earlier this year. The bill is scheduled to receive second reading at Queen’s Park Thursday afternoon. Continue reading
Animal Justice filed an application in divisional court Tuesday seeking a judicial review of the Endangered Species Act legislation. Continue reading
Officials said the town will commemorate Willie by erecting a statue in his “likeness” at Wiarton’s Bluewater Park. Continue reading
A proposed Ontario law that would treat careless driving more seriously if someone is hurt or killed is a “step in the right direction,” a Toronto lawyer says. Continue reading
Cheri DiNovo has represented the Toronto riding of Parkdale-High Park for 11 years. Continue reading
Sorbara and Lougheed are accused of offering a would-be candidate a job or appointment to step aside for Thibeault. Continue reading
The ministry charged Volkswagen AG with one count under the province’s Environmental Protection Act last week. Continue reading
Ontario plans a much harsher approach to careless drivers who kill or hurt people, provincial transport minister Steven Del Duca is set to announce Wednesday in Toronto. Continue reading
Called NewsWise, the idea is to enhance general news literacy among students aged nine to 19. Continue reading
What is at stake in the Sudbury byelection trial has little to do with charges from a never before tested statute, and everything to do with the kind of leader Kathleen Wynne promised she would be. Continue reading
Premier Kathleen Wynne says she has tasked the minister for small business to work with the agriculture sector to ensure supports are put in place. Continue reading
The school says the one-year post-graduate program was approved this summer by the Ontario Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development. Continue reading
Numbers released today by the government show that in April, May and June there were 1,898 such emergency department visits – a 76 per cent increase from the same time period last year. Continue reading
The allegations at the centre of the trial revolve around the 2015 byelection that saw Glenn Thibeault leave the federal NDP and successfully run for the Ontario Liberals. Continue reading
The Hamilton-based university says the ban will be in effect on all university property as of Jan. 1. Continue reading
Toronto Police Underwater Search and Recovery Team sent divers out to search Oshawa Harbour’s waterfront on Monday morning. Continue reading
The HPV vaccine is offered to boys, in addition to girls, in Grade 7 across Ontario. Continue reading
The incidents, which happened on Sept. 11, were captured on surveillance cameras outside of the couple’s home Wilson Road North and Taunton Road East-area home. Continue reading
In order to prepare for the change McMaster has already started offering a variety of free cessation programs and resources within the community. Continue reading
A Port Hope man was injured after he was attacked by a dog on Sunday morning. Continue reading
Premier Kathleen Wynne said Monday there will be zero tolerance for youths aged 21 and under, novice drivers and all commercial drivers in Ontario who have a detectable presence of drugs or alcohol in their system. Continue reading
When an agreement wasn’t reach by the 10:59 p.m. deadline Sunday, workers at the automotive plant walked off the job. Continue reading
Angie Seth chats with James Potvin and his father who talk about why James rode 500km to help kids like him who have autism. Continue reading
The weekday event, dubbed “A Very Mommy Wine Festival,” was meant to give new moms a chance to get together and have fun without the judgment and “mommy-shaming” they consistently face, said organizer Alana Kayfetz. Continue reading
