The Area 51 raid played out like a meme come to life on Friday morning, as dozens gathered outside the gate in Nevada. Continue reading →

Scheer continues to face questions about why he has not expressed any regret about comments made during the debate on same-sex marriage in Parliament in 2005. Continue reading →

At least six signs for Liberal incumbent candidate Stephen Fuhr were defaced by someone who drew over Fuhr’s face with a black marker. Continue reading →

NORTH BAY, Ont. – Jet Greaves made 29 saves to help Warren Rychel get his first win as head coach with Barrie, and the Colts went on to beat the North Bay Battalion 3-0 on Friday in Ontario Hockey League action. Continue reading →

Ontario Premier Doug Ford pitted the provinces against the federal government Friday as he made his pitch to bolster cross-border trade during a visit to the United States. Continue reading →

Images of Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau in blackface and brownface have tarnished Canada’s international reputation and he should have confronted them long ago, former Ontario premier Kathleen Wynne said on Friday. Continue reading →

The union representing Ontario’s Catholic school teachers has filed a complaint against the provincial government with the Ontario labour relations board over recent changes to class sizes. Continue reading →

Ontario’s agriculture minister says he has not ruled out introducing new legislation to protect farmers from animal rights activists who trespass on their property. Continue reading →

As of Friday morning, all eastbound traffic on Highway 401 is being diverted to Iona Road. Continue reading →

Police officers who are guilty of race-based discrimination should face disciplinary measures that include firing, the Ontario Human Rights Commission said on Friday as it released the country’s first policy on racial profiling. Continue reading →

Students from a Kingston high school have apologized for posting a photo of what they called “racially insensitive” content. Continue reading →

Public Health Ontario has released updated statistics showing 1,473 people died from opioid-related causes in 2018, a jump of about 17 per cent from the previous year. Continue reading →

Ontario’s top court says a provincial law that slashed the size of Toronto’s city council nearly in half last year is constitutional. Continue reading →

Coun. Peter Stroud was meant to appear in court on Thursday to face charges of causing a disturbance and obstruction of property under $5,000 but did not show up. Continue reading →

The suspect’s name is being withheld in order to protect the victim, but police say he will appear in bail court on Thursday afternoon. 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 →

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 →

Two people taken to hospital after a fire broke out in Kingston. Continue reading →

A series of events organized by the city allow residents to offer their opinion on Sir. John A Macdonald and how the controversy surrounding his legacy impacts Kingston. Continue reading →

A man says he was denied a massage without gloves because he was HIV positive, but the physiotherapy clinic says the massage therapist was following health policies. Continue reading →