Coughlin was temporarily suspended from official figure skating events on Thursday, according to U.S. Figure Skating and the U.S. Center for SafeSport. Continue reading →

‘Grey’s Anatomy’ once again left its audience in tears after a beloved character passed away. Continue reading →

A Catholic high school in Kentucky is facing social media backlash after videos posted online showed several youths mocking an elderly Indigenous protester at a rally. Continue reading →

Democrats dismissed Trump’s proposal even before his formal remarks Continue reading →

Danny Green made a season-high eight three-pointers to finish with 24 points and lead the Toronto Raptors to a 119-90 home win over the Memphis Grizzlies. Continue reading →

The former mayor, known as “Hurricane Hazel,” is less than a month away from her 98th birthday. Continue reading →

Since then, 2,000 electronic raffles have been held across Ontario, and now they will be able to be held remotely. Continue reading →

The man’s brother was transported to a Toronto-area trauma centre with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. Continue reading →

Officers carried out search warrants at residences across the Greater Toronto Area and beyond, arresting 19 people who face nearly 150 charges. Continue reading →

Randy’s Starfish Project encourages people to make friends with someone who may not have a home, and become their ally. Continue reading →

The wedding will reportedly be taking place somewhere in Los Angeles and two people who’ve received a “Save the Date” email include Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott. Continue reading →

A coast-to-coast study finds Canadians aren’t keeping up with the need to protect their homes against catastrophic events made more common by climate change. Continue reading →

Speaker Ted Arnott informed legislators of the change on October 16 but a report that reflects the increase won’t be made public until sometime this summer. Continue reading →

Ontario’s gaming regulator is probing networks identified in RCMP casino investigations in B.C. Continue reading →

Under a new framework, tuition would decrease by 10 per cent for the 2019-2020 year, then be frozen for the following year. Continue reading →

The latest attempt by residents to get water mains installed failed because not enough property owners supported it. Continue reading →

According to the statement of facts, Dughmosh packed a bag with several homemade weapons, including a bow and a butcher’s knife, just before 5 p.m. on June 3, 2017, and made her way to the department store at Cedarbrae Mall. Continue reading →

Clarington’s fire chief says several people have recently called in at night to report a fire at Rekker’s Garden Centre in Bowmanville, Ont. Continue reading →

The British rock legend will be joined by longtime guitarist Steve Stevens. Continue reading →

SIU provide new detailed timeline of the death of Danforth killer Faisal Hussain on July 22, 2018. Continue reading →

Two young men face charges after damage to several ice fishing shacks were shot at in Kenora on Lake of the Woods. Continue reading →

Colleges and universities critic Chris Glover says he is deeply concerned that Ontario Student Assistance Plan grants will be cut. Continue reading →

A report from the Ontario’s SIU says the Danforth shooter decided to kill himself rather than surrender to police. Continue reading →

Ottawa police say they’ve accepted an offer from the Transportation Safety Board of Canada to provide technical support as they investigate the possible causes of last week’s fatal double-decker bus crash that killed three people and injured 23 others. Continue reading →

Employees at Inteva Products waved their red Unifor flags Tuesday morning, frustrated with GM’s decision to “unallocate” the nearby plant. Continue reading →