Police said two suspects were seen leaving the campus in a car. As of Friday, no one was arrested in connection with the incident. Continue reading →

The recall of Janes Pub Style Chicken Nuggets affects 800-gram packages with a best before date of Dec. 15. Continue reading →

A man in California decided to throw a “party” with a bunch of naked mannequins in his yard, taunting a neighbour who had called city officials and complained about the height of a fence. Continue reading →

Late Thursday afternoon, Conservatives believed they had caught the Liberals shorthanded, with not enough of them ready to vote to pass one item. Continue reading →

With scenes that’ll stick with you for days afterwards, ‘Us’ is creepy, suspenseful and a refreshing entry in the horror genre. Continue reading →

OPP say 432 vehicles have been impounded in the Greater Toronto Area so far this year for street racing. Continue reading →

ST. CATHARINES, Ont. — Stephen Dhillon stopped all 23 shots he faced as Niagara blanked North Bay Thursday night in Ontario Hockey League playoff action. Continue reading →

This past summer, some officers with Durham Regional Police Service started wearing body cameras as part of a pilot project. Continue reading →

The CEO of Ontario’s transit agency revealed a new plan which will eliminate three stops around Square One. Continue reading →

The two clubs have met 14 times in the post-season, with the Gens winning 10 of those series. Continue reading →

The government has previously said the Liberal plan drove up Ontario’s deficit by $1.8 billion in 2017-2018. Continue reading →

Finance Minister Vic Fedeli says the funding will support breeding and industry development for Ontario-bred horses and will be administered by Ontario Racing. Continue reading →

The report, which makes 50 recommendations, says police conduct more than 22,000 strip searches a year. Continue reading →

Officers are reminding drivers that penalties for distracted driving have increased since the start of the year. Continue reading →

In just days, sweeping changes to Ontario’s Autism Program will take effect. Continue reading →

Lisa Thompson says larger class sizes will enable more group work and build skills that employers want. Continue reading →

The survey was anonymous and took place online over three weeks in January for Ontario residents 18 and older who provided basic demographic data. Continue reading →

Ontario MP Celina Caesar-Chavannes has decided to sit as an Independent for the remainder of the parliamentary session. Continue reading →

“Are we winning right now as a culture? Are we popular in society? We’re not. And you can’t win the game by choosing to not accept the winning team’s strategy,” Daniel Caesar said to his fans. Continue reading →

Walkouts began at noon on at least 17 different campuses across the province. Continue reading →

Vic Fedeli ramped up his rhetoric about the federal spending package unveiled in Ottawa, calling it a disappointing document that does not address the needs of the province. Continue reading →

When asked about the delay in Tuesday’s Amber Alert, an OPP spokesperson told Global News that the service is aware of the issue and is looking into the matter. Continue reading →

A former student at G.L. Roberts CVI in Oshawa returned to her high school Tuesday to talk about her decision to switch careers as an adult. Continue reading →

In a report released Tuesday, the Financial Accountability Office says revenue from those fees as well as personal property security fees and incorporation fees “continues to significantly exceed program costs.” Continue reading →

“I am much more confident today than I was a month ago that, together, we will find a resolution,” said Unifor president Jerry Dias in a news release. Continue reading →

Dairy farmers and others hit by recent trade deals are getting $3.9 billion in compensation for lost market share. Continue reading →

Schools will also be required to review their sexual violence policies and form task forces to address the issue by September. Continue reading →

The Ontario Energy Board (OEB) approved new, stricter consumer protections that do “not apply” to more than 325,000 hydro customers in the province. Continue reading →