Professor Pamala Karlan of Stanford University apologized during the proceedings for referencing the 13-year-old boy. Continue reading →

A Global News investigation has revealed similarities between the developer and an international fugitive accused of leading a criminal organization in Bangladesh. Continue reading →

The bear will likely have trouble hunting due to a decreased ability to camouflage itself. Continue reading →

Md. Tarekh Rana and his lawyer said he was cleared by the RCMP, partly through fingerprinting. The RCMP declined to comment. Continue reading →

Joint Base Pearl-Harbor-Hickam said in a tweet that the incident occurred at the naval shipyard at roughly 2:30 p.m. local time. Continue reading →

The Ontario-based Church of Atheism of Central Canada has lost its appeal of the Minister of National Revenue’s refusal to register the not-for-profit corporation as a charity. Continue reading →

Bonnie Lysyk says that over the past four years, the government conducted fewer than two per cent of the eligibility reviews that its own directives say it should. Continue reading →

The inmate was reportedly violently assaulted at the institution and was found by correctional officers, who called in the OPP penitentiary squad to investigate. Continue reading →

The Ontario English Catholic Teachers’ Association said it has received a “no board” report, which puts them in a legal strike position on Dec. 21. Continue reading →

A Global News investigation has revealed similarities between the developer and an international fugitive accused of leading a criminal organization in Bangladesh. Continue reading →

The union representing Ontario’s public high school teacher says Wednesday’s walkout could be the first of many if the government doesn’t change course in contract talks. Continue reading →

OWEN SOUND, Ont. – Matthew Struthers scored in overtime as the Owen Sound Attack recovered from letting a two-goal lead slip to beat the Niagara IceDogs 6-5 on Wednesday in the Ontario Hockey League. Continue reading →

In 2019, OPP have so far responded to six similar collisions and 14 close calls. Continue reading →

“It’s really nice to get out and bridge that gap between police and community,” said Const. Ashley Jackson. Continue reading →

“How can I connect people with their love of Canadian landscape?” Sarah Merry told Global News. Continue reading →

The walkout, which affected roughly 40,000 high school teachers and 15,000 support staff, signals that a full-blown strike could be on the way. Continue reading →

“Each year, Ontario hospitals discharge one million people,” Lysyk said. “Of those, about 67,000 people were harmed during their hospital stay.” Continue reading →

“Because of the cuts, the kids aren’t falling into the cracks, they’re being pushed into the cracks,” child and youth worker Tiffany McDermott told Global News. Continue reading →

Ontario’s auditor general says a backlog of criminal cases in the court system is growing, and courtrooms only operate for an average of 2.8 hours a day. Continue reading →

Police say the victim was injured in the eye and may require surgery. Continue reading →

Three people are facing numerous charges following the theft of a woman’s cellphone. Continue reading →

Kingston city council has voted in favour of installing red light cameras at intersections across the city. Continue reading →

Md. Tarekh Rana and his lawyer said he was cleared by the RCMP, partly through fingerprinting. The RCMP declined to comment. Continue reading →

Ontario’s auditor general says the province’s climate change plan is unlikely to meet its emissions-reductions targets – and that the government acknowledges it. Continue reading →

Products with a best before date of Dec. 4 that were sold in Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba and Saskatchewan are affected, but the recall advisory also indicates that the coleslaw could be found nationwide.  Continue reading →

The strike, which was formally announced through a statement after an earlier update on negotiations, began at midnight on Wednesday. Continue reading →

With thousands of patients currently sitting on a waiting list, finding a family physician in Kingston can take years. Now, Kingston city council is trying to come up with a solution to fix the doctor shortage. Continue reading →

Chief Coroner Dirk Huyer told Justice Sheilagh O’Connell on Tuesday that more than 7,000 people aged 10 to 24 years old have died in Ontario between 2007 and 2018. He said the project was an effort to better understand the factors at play. Continue reading →