Clickbait stories about Sidney Crosby lead to dodgy fake news sites hawking a supplement. Continue reading →

The tributes and memorials were incredible and showed the impact that Gord Downie and John Dunsworth had on people. Continue reading →

Justin Trudeau said when he first heard of the appointment he thought it was a “bad April Fool’s joke.” Continue reading →

The female suspect allegedly told an NBC affiliate that she assaulted the teacher, but not with a brick. Continue reading →

A story of bedbugs crawling out of airplane seats has raised questions over how often planes are cleaned. Continue reading →

Investigators say they believe the bra and panty thefts had been occurring for a number of years. Continue reading →

They say the man entered the bank at about 7:20 a.m. Friday as employees were preparing to open for the day. Continue reading →

Robin Harvey thought she was being financially prudent when she urged her son to sign up to monitor their credit files at Equifax Canada in 2013. Continue reading →

The agency says 26 Mann’s products, two Compliments products and six Western Family products are affected by the recall. Continue reading →

Ontario’s premier says she is taking another step toward a defamation lawsuit against the province’s Opposition leader. Continue reading →

About 500,000 full-time and part-time students have been impacted by the strike. Continue reading →

Police say they responded to a call of an injured man at a downtown apartment Thursday afternoon. Continue reading →

The CFIA advises people to throw out the recalled products or return them to the store where they were purchased. Continue reading →

Black inmates spent longer behind bars awaiting trial than white people charged with many of the same categories of crimes in each of the past five years. Continue reading →

The man accused of killing three women in a revenge-fuelled rampage in the Ottawa Valley two years ago made an unexpected move Thursday during his first-degree murder trial: he actually took part. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has penned a letter to Amazon’s CEO outlining why the company should call Canada home to its new headquarters. Continue reading →

Durham regional police say the boy is accused of participating in a Sept. 7 incident in which a group of seven youth surrounded a man and woman – both 31 – on an Oshawa, Ont., bike path and displayed weapons, including a knife, hammer and brass knuckles. Continue reading →

Shopify says it is also set to open another building in Waterloo by the first quarter of next year to accommodate the workforce growth. Continue reading →

The law under which the owner of two medical marijuana dispensaries was charged last year was unconstitutional because a valid program making medicinal pot readily available did not exist at the time, an Ontario court heard on Thursday. Continue reading →

Premier Kathleen Wynne says Ontario and Quebec have a very close working relationship, but on this issue they fundamentally disagree. Continue reading →

A 27-year-old man is charged with driving at more than 50 km/h over the posted speed limit. Continue reading →

Carson Bartlett, 8, wants to compete at Daytona KartWeek in December. Continue reading →

The report suggests ways to reduce the percentage of Ontarians who smoke from 17 per cent to less than five per cent by 2035 – a target identified by the federal government. Continue reading →

Attorney general Yasir Naqvi says governments must respect a person’s right to express themselves and their religion. Continue reading →

Peterborough police say they rescued two 15-year-olds who were being exploited in the sex trade. Continue reading →

Canada’s major elevator companies, which have come under scrutiny for breakdowns and delayed repairs, are warning that proposed Ontario legislation aimed at enhancing reliability of the devices in the country’s largest market could have dire consequences if enacted. Continue reading →

Two men had to be rescued after their sailboat struck a sandbar and breakwall near Port Hope. Continue reading →