The report says raising the minimum wage can potentially generate more benefits to society than costs but the rapid speed of implementation will increase the negative hit to employment. Continue reading
“Mountain biking was part of my journey,” said Natacha Dupuis, a former master corporal in the Canadian Forces . “That’s how I got back into sports.” Continue reading
An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.0 struck off northeastern Japan on Wednesday. There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries, and no risk of tsunami. Continue reading
Jesse Thompson, a transgender player from Oshawa, Ont., got the ball rolling on gender inclusion in minor hockey with his complaint to the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario some four years ago. Continue reading
The Liberal government said earlier this month that it will sell recreational marijuana in as many as 150 dedicated stores. Continue reading
The parents of a young Ohioan who was detained in North Korea for more than a year and died soon after being released said Tuesday he was “jerking violently,” howling, and “staring blankly” when he returned home on a medical flight. Continue reading
The Ontario Human Rights Commission is calling on the provincial government to ban the use of segregation in its jails for people with mental illness, except in exceptional circumstances. Continue reading
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne is ever so slowly inching her way back up the popularity scale. Continue reading
After a heart attack or stroke, doctors often prescribe patients with a daily dose of Aspirin. Now a new study is warning that if heart disease patients abandon their therapy, they could be at risk of a subsequent heart attack or stroke. Continue reading
There are 548 schools in the TDSB and only 125 have air conditioning. Continue reading
The Liberal government’s Fair Housing Plan has negatively impacted the province’s rental housing supply, according to a new report. Continue reading
A powerful photo of the civil rights leader has reemerged amidst the NFL #TakeAKnee controversy. Continue reading
Wedding photos are meant to capture one of the most important occasions for a bride and groom leaping into the next step of their relationship, but for one Ontario couple their wedding photos actually caught a heroic moment when the groom saved a young boy who fell in a river. Continue reading
A set of radio ads this year have told listeners that people would receive an average of 25 per cent off their hydro bills this summer and rate increases are being held to inflation for four years. Continue reading
Dramatic footage shows a helicopter search and rescue team coming to the aid of a family in Puerto Rico after spotting the words “Help Me” written across their roof. Continue reading
The reported movement comes after the U.S. dispatched B-1B bombers to the Korean peninsula over the weekend Continue reading
The crew located several Canadian citizens on the island of Dominica. Continue reading
The principal and athletic director of a Denver high school have stepped down after video emerged showing cheerleaders being pushed into splits by their coach during practice. Continue reading
“Much of the island was destroyed, with billions of dollars owed to Wall Street and the banks which, sadly, must be dealt with.” Continue reading
A United Airlines flight from Vancouver to Chicago on Sept. 25 nearly hit a glider while attempting to land, causing the Boeing 737 to make a dramatic manoeuvre to avoid a collision. Continue reading
The report says raising the minimum wage can potentially generate more benefits to society than costs but the rapid speed of implementation will increase the negative hit to employment. Continue reading
“Mountain biking was part of my journey,” said Natacha Dupuis, a former master corporal in the Canadian Forces . “That’s how I got back into sports.” Continue reading
Jesse Thompson, a transgender player from Oshawa, Ont., got the ball rolling on gender inclusion in minor hockey with his complaint to the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario some four years ago. Continue reading
The Liberal government said earlier this month that it will sell recreational marijuana in as many as 150 dedicated stores. Continue reading
The Ontario Human Rights Commission is calling on the provincial government to ban the use of segregation in its jails for people with mental illness, except in exceptional circumstances. Continue reading
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne is ever so slowly inching her way back up the popularity scale. Continue reading
There are 548 schools in the TDSB and only 125 have air conditioning. Continue reading
The Liberal government’s Fair Housing Plan has negatively impacted the province’s rental housing supply, according to a new report. Continue reading
Wedding photos are meant to capture one of the most important occasions for a bride and groom leaping into the next step of their relationship, but for one Ontario couple their wedding photos actually caught a heroic moment when the groom saved a young boy who fell in a river. Continue reading
A set of radio ads this year have told listeners that people would receive an average of 25 per cent off their hydro bills this summer and rate increases are being held to inflation for four years. Continue reading
Police say the two male suspects allegedly covered their faces with masks and scarves, and wore gloves during the break-ins. Continue reading
Police arrested the man last week in Oshawa and charged him with making arrangements to commit a sexual assault and make child pornography. Continue reading
The defence at the gas-plants trial in Toronto is attacking the designation of a key Crown witness as an “expert.” Continue reading
Wynne’s advisors believe they have the formula to win again. It’s $15 an hour. Continue reading
In a statement released yesterday, the union says they have proposed a new package to GM in hopes of fixing their problems and getting their members back to work. Continue reading
Environment Canada says the hot and sunny conditions could lead to higher pollution levels in the air. Special statements were released Sunday morning for Toronto, Hamilton, Windsor, Sarnia, and the Peel, Durham and Halton regions. Continue reading
An Aussie living in Kingston is desperate for help after learning his permanent residency has been denied by Immigration Canada. Continue reading
The legalization of cannabis will be at the heart of discussions as Quebec and Ontario cabinets meet Friday in Quebec City. Continue reading
The system puts caps on the amount of pollution companies in certain industries can emit. Continue reading
A computer forensics expert for the prosecution is slated to be the first witness. Continue reading
Prince Harry is slated to take part in events in the city the day before the games for wounded and sick soldiers get underway. Continue reading
The average Enbridge customer will see their bill decrease by about $51 a year. Continue reading
Police allege the man or associates would steal cheques from people who primarily lived in the Oshawa, Ont., area, sometimes from inside homes or from unlocked vehicles. Continue reading
A court dismissed the lawsuit last month, calling it an impermissible attack on a core policy decision taken by the ministers. Continue reading
Sophia Spencer was bullied for liking all things creepy crawly, but she didn’t let that stop her from pursuing her dreams. Continue reading
