A group of males are suspected of spraying a noxious substance near a shopping centre. Continue reading →

A ticket purchased in the Prairies claimed Friday night’s colossal $60 million Lotto Max jackpot. Continue reading →

It can be a cold world out there, (especially when it snows while it’s still summer!), but there are still some heartwarming moments in Canada and beyond. Continue reading →

North Korea’s foreign minister called Trump “a mentally deranged person full of megalomania and complacency” who is trying to turn the UN into a “gangsters’ nest.” Continue reading →

Prince Harry and Prime Minister Trudeau exchanged laughs and pleasantries at a downtown Toronto hotel shortly before both were expected to attend the opening ceremony of the Games. 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 →

Police say the investigation into the crash is continuing. Continue reading →

Production of the Chevrolet Equinox at the plant in Ingersoll, Ont. is at a standstill after autoworkers walked off the job following failed contract talks Sunday night. Continue reading →

Animal Justice filed an application in divisional court Tuesday seeking a judicial review of the Endangered Species Act legislation. Continue reading →

Officials said the town will commemorate Willie by erecting a statue in his “likeness” at Wiarton’s Bluewater Park. Continue reading →

A proposed Ontario law that would treat careless driving more seriously if someone is hurt or killed is a “step in the right direction,” a Toronto lawyer says. Continue reading →

Cheri DiNovo has represented the Toronto riding of Parkdale-High Park for 11 years. Continue reading →

Sorbara and Lougheed are accused of offering a would-be candidate a job or appointment to step aside for Thibeault. Continue reading →

The ministry charged Volkswagen AG with one count under the province’s Environmental Protection Act last week. Continue reading →

Ontario plans a much harsher approach to careless drivers who kill or hurt people, provincial transport minister Steven Del Duca is set to announce Wednesday in Toronto. Continue reading →

Called NewsWise, the idea is to enhance general news literacy among students aged nine to 19. Continue reading →

Premier Kathleen Wynne says she has tasked the minister for small business to work with the agriculture sector to ensure supports are put in place. Continue reading →

The school says the one-year post-graduate program was approved this summer by the Ontario Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development. Continue reading →

Numbers released today by the government show that in April, May and June there were 1,898 such emergency department visits – a 76 per cent increase from the same time period last year. Continue reading →

The allegations at the centre of the trial revolve around the 2015 byelection that saw Glenn Thibeault leave the federal NDP and successfully run for the Ontario Liberals. Continue reading →