X-rays show that the puppy’s forehead tail has no bone structure, meaning it doesn’t need to be removed. Continue reading →

If the show is renewed for Season 56, all the actors will have to renegotiate new contracts. Continue reading →

“We ask the government to help us. The cost will be high. This is the result of climate change,” he said on Twitter. Continue reading →

Premier Jason Kenney said Alberta has paid $600 billion in equalization payments since 1960, adding the province has contributed $23 billion each year for the past five years.  Continue reading →

If left untreated, the pneumonic plague is always fatal. Continue reading →

Tow truck drivers from across Ontario showed up for a ride on Wednesday that was meant to pay tribute to a driver killed on the job. Continue reading →

SUDBURY, Ont. – Alex Johnston scored twice as the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds downed the Sudbury Wolves 6-2 on Wednesday in Ontario Hockey League play. Continue reading →

Health Minister Christine Elliott says patients will be able to go online to book appointments that work best for them, and review their secure health record online. Continue reading →

Ontario English Catholic Teachers’ Association president Liz Stuart says the vote sends a message to the government that members won’t accept an agreement that would be detrimental to learning and working conditions in schools. Continue reading →

Police said the alleged incident happened on July 12 when a prisoner was allegedly punched while being escorted into the sally port at the Central East Division. Continue reading →

The province’s 14 Local Health Integration Networks (LHINs) and six health agencies will be consolidated into a new super agency called Ontario Health for an estimated $350 million a year in savings. Continue reading →

Police allege the pair stuffed a suitcase and a duffel bag with bottles of alcohol and walked out without paying. Continue reading →

In an interview with Global News, Cherry refused to back down from his comments and said that everyone should wear a poppy to honour Canada’s fallen soldiers. Continue reading →

Police said another participant, not knowing his friend was in front of the vehicle, got into the car and ran him over. Continue reading →

Michael Theriault says he hit Dafonte Miller with his fist because, he alleges, the young black man had attacked Theriault and his brother, Christian. Continue reading →

In Oshawa, hundreds of people gathered for a Remembrance Day ceremony, in Memorial Park, to pay their respects to the men and women who served our country. Continue reading →

Maj. Paul Comeault, the master of ceremonies, said that by remembering those men and women, Canadians recognize the significant difference they made to our democracy, our freedom and our future. Continue reading →

Don Cherry is out as co-host of ‘Coach’s Corner’ following televised remarks in which he appeared to suggest new immigrants don’t wear poppies and implied they don’t support veterans. Continue reading →

OWEN SOUND, Ont. – Brady Lyle and Matthew Philip scored in the shootout to lift the Owen Sound Attack to a 4-3 win over the Erie Otters on Sunday in the Ontario Hockey League. Continue reading →

The enumeration was launched by the former Liberal government in 2018 as part of a broader strategy to eliminate chronic homelessness in Ontario by 2025. Continue reading →

The Ford government offered to pay up to $1 million for an outside contractor to help it cut costs in a sector supporting some of Ontario’s most vulnerable residents. Continue reading →

Investigators said the man’s vehicle was southbound on Simcoe Street when it veered into the path of a grey Mazda heading northbound.  Continue reading →