Police said the incident happened around 1:30 p.m. in the area of Yonge Street and Finch Avenue. Continue reading →

Some residents in Osborne Village were confused and startled Sunday evening when what sounded like an emergency alert warning of an imminent nuclear missile attack was broadcast over a loudspeaker in the area. The alert is unfounded. Continue reading →

Video of the arrest posted to social media shows police approaching a man, who appears to come out of the white van with an object in his hands. Continue reading →

What started out as a joyful reunion of a young woman with her birth parents soon turned sour, then shocking, and finally deadly. Continue reading →

He is fifth in line to the throne, and is the sixth great-grandchild of Queen Elizabeth. Continue reading →

The Maple Leafs held a moment of silence ahead of their playoff contest with the Bruins to honour the victims of the van attack. Continue reading →

MLSE said that the playoff tailgate event will go on as planned but that police have implemented extra road closures in the area. Continue reading →

Const. Carol McIsaac, a spokesperson for Halifax Regional Police, said police will not identify the victim or any suspects but added that no charges have been laid. Continue reading →

Staff Sgt. Brad Murray was arrested almost a year ago, after an internal audit and a subsequent independent investigation into irregularities involving the HRPS drug vault. Continue reading →

Fred Eisenberger notes that installation of the letters is complete ahead of Friday’s official lighting of the new digital H-A-M-I-L-T-O-N sign. Continue reading →

The 72-year-old driver of the vehicle wasn’t hurt and police say he is co-operating with their investigation. Continue reading →

The Timmins, Ont.-raised country singer will oversee the big night in Hamilton on Sept. 9. Continue reading →

The book is an English translation of essays by Roman politician Marcus Tullius Cicero – “De amicitia” (Of Friendship) and “De senectute” (Of Old Age) – published in 1481 by William Caxton, the first person to print English language books. Continue reading →

An investigation into a suspicious package at the John Sopinka Courthouse has ended without incident. Continue reading →

The Progressive Conservative leader says the appointments – announced over the weekend – were necessary because of the short time left before the spring election campaign begins in early May. Continue reading →

Former Ontario PC leader Patrick Brown has filed a statement of claim against CTV Monday morning, months after the network reported two women were accusing him of sexual misconduct. Continue reading →

Most Ontarians didn’t think it would be Kathleen Wynne and the Liberal party that would take the upcoming provincial election into the gutter, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading →

We have about six weeks to go before the provincial election, and we certainly have no shortage of political promises to consider. Continue reading →

Facing elimination on Saturday night in Boston, the Toronto Maple Leafs eked out a 4-3 win and will host the Bruins Monday night. Continue reading →

Jaime Garcia (2-1) gave up four runs and six hits in 5 1/3 innings for the Blue Jays (13-8), who lost consecutive games for the first time since opening the season with two home losses to the Yankees Continue reading →

The alleged incident occurred only hours before Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, along with many other high ranking liberal party members, attended a seminar on sexual violence prevention. Continue reading →

There’s no need to fear a split in progressive voters will hand Doug Ford an easy victory in the upcoming Ontario election, says provincial NDP Leader Andrea Horwath. Continue reading →

“We’ve had a lot of support through the community and people as far as out west. It has been amazing. The people have really been incredible, very supportive and I really can’t thank them enough,” she said. Continue reading →

The fire, which began in a unit on the seventh floor, caused significant smoke damage and has temporarily displaced residents of all 30 apartments on the top floor. Continue reading →

Frederik Andersen made 42 saves as the Maple Leafs survived a furious third-period charge from the Boston Bruins to secure a 4-3 victory Saturday and force a sixth game in their first-round playoff series. Continue reading →

Aaron Judge hit an early homer off Marcus Stroman, then scored on a disputed play during a seven-run burst in the sixth inning that sent the New York Yankees over the Toronto Blue Jays 9-1 Saturday. Continue reading →

The city of Hamilton says the emails of about 1,100 residents have been compromised following a data breach of the waste collection apps Recycle Coach and My Waste. Continue reading →

The Hamilton Bulldogs manhandled the Kingston Frontenacs 7-1 Friday night. The victory gives the Dogs a 2-0 lead in the Ontario Hockey League’s Eastern Conference Final. Continue reading →

A rail strike has been temporarily averted after the federal labour minister ordered employees of Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. to vote on the company’s final offers, just hours before they were set to walk off the job. Continue reading →