The Texas Department of Criminal Justice made the discovery when lifting one of the containers of the bananas and noticing it felt off. Continue reading →

Video posted to social media shows the masked animal scaling a building on the Ocean City Boardwalk in New Jersey on Friday. Continue reading →

Six siblings of U.S. Rep. Paul Gosar have urged voters to cast their ballots against the Arizona Republican in November in an unusual political ad sponsored by the rival candidate. Continue reading →

The tornado inflicted heavy damage late Friday as it churned across pockets of Ottawa’s west and south ends, as well as densely populated sections of the neighbouring Quebec city of Gatineau. Continue reading →

A freelance journalist says a group of people rescued a dog who was trapped under the rubble in an Ottawa neighbourhood ravaged by a tornado. Continue reading →

Event organizers say the annual barbecue is expected to be bigger than ever with Doug Ford as premier. Continue reading →

Avoid travelling by car, use flashlights instead of candles, and stay away from downed power lines. Continue reading →

The tornado hit on Friday evening, demolishing homes in the town of Dunrobin to the north west of the city before crossing over to the town of Gatineau, which lies directly to the north of Ottawa in the province of Quebec. Continue reading →

A tornado carved a destructive path through the Ottawa-Gatineau area on Friday, tearing roofs off of homes, overturning cars and felling power lines. Continue reading →

The twister left several people injured, including a handful in critical condition. Many others have been left without homes. Continue reading →

Leptospirosis is a bacterial disease that affects humans and many animals. Continue reading →

Nearly two months after the Danforth shooting, eyewitness accounts reveal new details about the night of the tragedy and have been made public for the first time. Continue reading →

According to Environment Canada, conditions are favourable for the development of severe thunderstorms across the region which have the possibly to produce tornadoes. Continue reading →

The walkout is also in opposition to the cancellation of curriculum-writing sessions designed to fulfil findings of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Continue reading →

Fedeli says that with the commission’s findings factored in, the province’s public account shows a $3.7 billion deficit in 2017-18. Continue reading →

The Oshawa Generals kick off their regular season Friday night in Kingston. Continue reading →

Newly released police documents related to the investigation into the deadly Danforth shooting reveal new details. Continue reading →

Ontario’s Progressive Conservative government will introduce legislation Thursday to scrap the province’s Green Energy Act passed under the previous Liberal government. Continue reading →

On Tuesday evening it was John Tavares and Mitch Marner setting the offensive tone, but on Wednesday the Leafs other star, Auston Matthews, got rolling with a second-period goal. Continue reading →

The two Canadian companies will help small and medium-sized tech enterprises to grow using Blackberry’s QNX technology, dubbed the “accelerator program.” Continue reading →

New numbers indicate only 15 per cent of Canadians have early access to palliative home care. Continue reading →

Since 2013, he became a familiar face to many Greater Toronto Area families by helping to raise more than $6,000 for the hospital. Continue reading →

The threatened use of the notwithstanding clause isn’t a bug in a bumbling process, but a feature, Matt Gurney says. Continue reading →

Ian Buruma, an editor with the New York Review of Books, is no longer with the magazine following the publication of a controversial article by disgraced CBC Radio host Jian Ghomeshi. Continue reading →

The province did not oppose certification of the $600-million action whose representative plaintiff maintains his already fragile mental health was exacerbated by stints in segregation. Continue reading →

By granting a stay, there will be 25 wards instead of 47 in the upcoming municipal election as originally set out in Bill 5, the Better Local Government Act. Continue reading →