If it were on the surface, researchers say the aquifer would create a lake covering about 15,000 square miles.  Continue reading →

The case brought by nearly 200 congressional Democrats argues that Trump has been accepting gifts from foreign governments without congressional approval. Continue reading →

Police say a shooting at a Ford dealership in the San Francisco Bay Area has killed two people in what may be a workplace confrontation. Continue reading →

The case began in April 2018 after 14 starving horses, a pony, four chickens and a pig were all found starving on a farm the Small family rented in Whitchurch-Stouffville. Continue reading →

Via wants to build a multibillion-dollar new network of dedicated passenger-rail lines so its trains will no longer have to yield to freight trains on borrowed tracks. Continue reading →

The Ontario Cannabis Store was the single most complained about government organization of the past fiscal year, according to the Ontario’s ombudsman report. Continue reading →

The text message appears to be an attempt to identify voters who are opposed to the carbon tax imposed by the federal Liberals, presumably so they can be targeted during the election campaign this fall. Continue reading →

Some neighbourhoods, while walkable, have a lot of air pollution. Continue reading →

Investigators say the 45-year-old coach from Mississauga has been charged with assault causing bodily harm. Continue reading →

To kick off Canada Day weekend, The Rolling Stones are making their highly-anticipated return to the country on Saturday, June 29 at Burl’s Creek. Continue reading →

Meng’s lawyers argue the extradition proceedings against the embattled tech executive are “without merit” and stopping the proceedings would be in the best interest of Canada. Continue reading →

London police arrested 12 people on Saturday on outstanding immigration warrants in a case that’s been turned over to the Canada Border Services Agency. Continue reading →

Woods was among the 10 new directors named last year as replacements after for the company’s previous board resigned amid pressure from Ontario’s Progressive Conservative government. Continue reading →

A teachers’ union representative claiming responsibility for an anti-Ford sign that flew over Ford Fest said he had to hire an American company because the Canadian one he approached refused to participate. Continue reading →

A passenger claims she woke up alone, still buckled into her seat, on a darkened plane after landing in Toronto. Air Canada is investigating. Continue reading →

The Special Investigations Unit says Toronto officers were investigating a vehicle in a parking lot in the city’s east end Saturday evening when the vehicle fled the scene. Continue reading →

Ford Fest, an annual barbecue that used to be held in the backyard of the premier’s family home, was co-hosted by the Progressive Conservative party this year. Continue reading →

Tensions spiked this past week after Iran shot down an unmanned U.S. drone — an incident that nearly led to a U.S. military strike against Iran Thursday evening. Continue reading →

Ford Fest is an annual event with food and entertainment that used to be held at the Ford family home in the Etobicoke area of Toronto, but is being held in Markham this year. Continue reading →

“Earlier this afternoon Premier Ford accepted the resignation of his Chief of Staff, Dean French,” the premier’s office said in a statement. Continue reading →

Some of the best female soccer players on the planet are competing at the 2019 Women’s World Cup, including a couple of athletes from Durham Region. Continue reading →