On Wednesday afternoon, an Alberta judge signed an injunction CN had filed against the blockade on the rail line.  Continue reading →

The recall follows reports of several incidents with replacement lids that were issued in a previous recall six months prior over the same issue. Continue reading →

Tim Hortons has reduced the length and odds of its Roll Up the Rim contest while pushing users to play digitally, rather than with cups. Continue reading →

The federal opposition is calling on the government to send in police, but is there anything the government can do? Continue reading →

The charges still have to be proven in court. Continue reading →

Waterloo Regional Police say the man who alleged attacked moviegoers in Waterloo and Whitby also destroyed a screen in Richmond Hill last year. Continue reading →

Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs are heading to Ontario on Wednesday to meet with members of the Mohawk community in Tyendinaga and Kahnawake. Continue reading →

Via says it ‘has no choice but to continue the cancellation of its services on a large part of its network’ while rail lines in other parts of the country remain closed. Continue reading →

Consumer Services Minister Lisa Thompson says the government has asked 3M Canada to investigate numerous reports that the plates are nearly unreadable at night. Continue reading →

There is no clear resolution in sight for the rail blockade set up near Belleville, Ont., that has stopped rail traffic in most of Eastern Canada. Continue reading →

The Special Investigations Unit say their investigation started in August when a woman from Aurora, Ont., called in to make a complaint. Continue reading →

Mothers Against Drunk Driving Canada is asking the Ontario government to review an apparent problem with its new licence plates that makes them difficult to read in low light. Continue reading →

OPP say ‘calmer’ weather has allowed divers to resume an underwater search for the nine-year-old who slipped into the lake on Saturday afternoon. Continue reading →

CN Rail has confirmed a train derailment near a northwestern Ontario town and that several of the railcars are leaking crude oil. Continue reading →

“Given the prognostications thus far and the actual hard evidence of lake levels right now, we expect 2020 to be a repeat of 2019 — if not worse.” Continue reading →

Ontario’s Catholic teachers are back at the bargaining table with the provincial government today in a bid to head off further job action. Continue reading →

A small, mobile RCMP detachment in a remote area of British Columbia has become a bargaining chip in proposed talks that many hope could put an end to blockades that have disrupted rail and road traffic across the country. Continue reading →

New poll results find that nearly two-thirds of Canadians disagree with the ongoing Wet’suwet’en solidarity blockades that are interrupting rail and truck traffic across the country. Continue reading →

WINDSOR, Ont. – Ryan McGregor scored a hat trick and Brayden Guy added a goal and two assists as the Sarnia Sting topped the Windsor Spitfires 6-4 on Tuesday in Ontario Hockey League play. Continue reading →

The layoffs will affect operational staff, including employees working at Autoport in Eastern Passage, Moncton, Charny and Montreal. Continue reading →

Caroline Mulroney says the bill, if passed, would streamline land acquisition, co-ordinate utility relocation, and change the environmental assessment process for transit projects. Continue reading →

Officials said no injuries were reported in the incident. Continue reading →

A daily update from the provincial government showed that 421 people have been tested over the past several weeks, and nearly all were negative for the virus, called COVID-19. Continue reading →

There seems to be no clear end in sight for the Ontario blockade that has stopped rail traffic for nearly two weeks in most of eastern Canada. Continue reading →

Ontario’s English Catholic teachers are heading back to the bargaining table, but are also planning more strikes if they can’t reach a deal. Continue reading →

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told the House of Commons that finding a solution to the crisis “will not be simple.” Continue reading →

Rough conditions have delayed search and recovery efforts, said police. Continue reading →