The 12 Thai boys and the soccer coach who were trapped for weeks in a dark, damp cave are getting ready to leave the hospital. Continue reading →

Ford said dealers would replace the shifter cable bushing at no cost and is advising owners to use the vehicle’s parking brake. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shuffled his cabinet on Wednesday with changes that will likely put the spotlight on major issues including trade diversification, border security and interprovincial affairs. Continue reading →

An Alabama CEO has given one of his employees his car after learning the man in his 20s recently walked more than 30 kilometres — about 20 miles — to his job.  Continue reading →

Earlier this month, the Progressive Conservative government cancelled a $100-million fund earmarked for repairs. Continue reading →

Police say because the footage was allegedly taken at the mall, which is a public space, whomever filmed the media may not have necessarily broken the law. Continue reading →

The federal government has asked provinces to submit their carbon-tax plan no later than Sept. 1. Continue reading →

An Ontario Superior Court of Justice ruling means charities can speak out about public policy without worrying about losing charitable status. Continue reading →

Kingston’s chief of police Gilles Larochelle announced his retirement on Wednesday after an almost 40-year career with police. Continue reading →

Further debate on the question is scheduled for later Wednesday at Queen’s Park, though it’s not clear at this point if Tibollo will retract or apologize for the remarks. Continue reading →

Dr. William George has told a public inquiry examining Wettlaufer’s actions that the death of 79-year-old Maureen Pickering was reasonably foreseeable in light of the fact that she had long-term health conditions. Continue reading →

The property was publicly listed for $20.6 million, but the agency says the final purchase price will not be made public until the transaction is complete. Continue reading →

The bill will be introduced in either September or October. Continue reading →

Could the opioid crisis be shortening the average life expectancy of Canadians? The Public Health Agency of Canada has begun investigating. Continue reading →

A tractor trailer caught fire overnight on Highway 401 near Brockville. The eastbound lanes of the highway will be closed for most of Wednesday for repaving. Continue reading →

Two men in their 80s are dead and two others were critically injured in a motor vehicle crash in the Shediac, N.B., area on Tuesday. Continue reading →

Paul Dube conducted an investigation into the incident that took place at a council meeting in December 2017. Continue reading →

Investigators say anyone who sees her should call 911. Continue reading →

The designers Ontario hired to create the province’s marijuana store logo thought it should be green, but the government opted for sober black and white. Continue reading →

After taking office, Premier Doug Ford and the Ontario provincial government made the decision to cancel a rebate program that gave $14,000 to buyers of any electric or hydrogen-powered vehicles. Continue reading →

After several weeks without rain in the region, Greater Napanee is the latest area to declare a total burn ban. Continue reading →

Ford says the consultation efforts will mean visiting all 124 electoral ridings across Ontario to compile parental feedback. Continue reading →

The six-lane, cable-stayed Canadian-financed span over the Detroit River is expected to provide direct connections to existing highway networks in Windsor and Detroit. Continue reading →

After a chase on the streets and through backyards, police say they arrested a man who already had 10 Canada-wide driving suspensions. Continue reading →

Ford is expected to name the person who will head the three-member panel. Continue reading →

Trudeau calls Greyhound’s move “difficult” for people who live on the Prairies and for those who are already struggling economically. Continue reading →

A tractor trailor rolled over on a Hwy. 401 exit for Camden East, spilling tar over the off-ramp. Continue reading →

Here is what you need to know if you are hoping to run in this fall’s municipal elections in Ontario. Continue reading →