Time magazine published a photo of the Liberal leader in dark makeup while wearing a turban on Thursday evening.  Continue reading →

A 2001 photo of Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau depicting him in brownface and dressed as Aladdin was published just weeks into the federal election. Continue reading →

Trudeau and the Green Party’s Elizabeth May statistically tied on who voters think will act on climate change. Continue reading →

Work is still being done to revitalize the Port Perry Hospital one year after the facility reopened – a fire in 2017 caused extensive damage. Continue reading →

Most of the 250 residents of the Neskantaga First Nation, a member of the Nishnawbe Aski Nation, flew out of the community on the weekend after untreated water began flowing from local taps and water pressure tapered off dramatically. Continue reading →

In an email, a Restaurant Brands International Inc. spokeswoman said the vegetable-based Beyond Burgers and breakfast sandwiches were introduced as a “limited-time offer.” Continue reading →

The employees, who work on the Oshawa truck line, will still receive full wages while the strike by some 48,000 GM workers in the U.S. continues. Continue reading →

Christine Elliott says the data will be critical as the government discusses the problem with experts on solutions to the potential dangers of vaping. Continue reading →

Exclusive video obtained by Global news shows the moments before an alleged car thief was caught by police. Continue reading →

Scheer has now campaigned in three provinces — Ontario, Alberta and Manitoba — that have conservative premiers. None has appeared with him. Continue reading →

The stickers are part of an aggressive campaign to critique the federal carbon tax, which Ottawa imposed on Ontario earlier this year after the province failed to come up with its own comparable regime. Continue reading →

Ontario spent at least $10.2 million on costs associated with public-sector cannabis stores that never opened, the agency’s financial statements show. Continue reading →

You can learn more about the initiative at WoolleysWarriors.com, or you can check them out on Twitter and Instagram. Continue reading →

Premier Doug Ford says the goal is to open new markets for Ontario farmers. Continue reading →

GM Oshawa workers weigh-in on United Auto Workers strike in the U.S. Continue reading →

The Canadian Union of Public Employees says 93 per cent of its 55,000 members voted in favour of job action, putting them in a legal strike position as of Sept. 30. Continue reading →

The TV docuseries takes six Canadians with strong (and mostly negative) opinions about Indigenous people on a journey that challenges their perceptions. Continue reading →

McMaster University associate political science professor Peter Graefe said while it is important for all governments to communicate with citizens, there is a line between information and partisan self-promotion. Continue reading →

Ontario’s Divisional Court decision upholding the “harsh” punishment for Alexandru Tanase comes even though regulators have proposed allowing hygienists to treat spouses as dentists may do. Continue reading →

Durham Regional Police say two victims came forward to police alleging they were sexually assaulted between 1984 and 2003. Continue reading →

Canada legalized cannabis for adult use on Oct. 17 last year, and the rollout was mired by supply chain issues and product shortages, which largely have been resolved in recent months. Continue reading →

A look at whether Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer’s promise to bring back the public transit tax credit will help the environment or lead to more people taking public transit. Continue reading →

A former deputy Commissioner of Ontario’s provincial police force is launching a $15 million wrongful dismissal lawsuit against the Ontario government. Continue reading →