The Scottish actor was best known for his roles in the TV series, ‘One of Us’ and ‘In Plain Sight.’ Continue reading →

The move comes after Global News broke the news that Scheer had been using party funds. Continue reading →

The 10-inch long, fleshy pink tubes lay throbbing and flopping on Drake’s Beach in California after a mass stranding. Continue reading →

The major takeaway for any Conservative leader from this week’s events is that you must not anger former leader Stephen Harper, says Charles Adler. Continue reading →

“You violated, objectified, and embarrassed me,” the reporter wrote recently on Twitter. “No woman should EVER have to put up with this at work or anywhere!! Do better.” Continue reading →

SUDBURY, Ont. – Kurtis Henry scored two goals and set up another, Connor Lockhart had three assists and the Erie Otters defeated the Sudbury Wolves 7-4 on Friday in the Ontario Hockey League. Continue reading →

The school board says their payroll system has been affected by the attack, but are working to fix the issues. Continue reading →

Longtime Wilfrid Laurier University professor Barry Kay died early Friday morning. Continue reading →

Ontario has proportionately far fewer cannabis stores than other provinces — and the sales to match. That’s starting to change, but what will that mean? Continue reading →

Bill 123 was passed at Queen’s Park Thursday and will make it illegal for a non-electric car to park in a charging spot. Continue reading →

Public Health Ontario has released updated statistics that indicate 435 people died from opioid-related causes from January to March 2019 – up from 307 deaths during the same period in 2018. Continue reading →

Lawyers for Volkswagen say the German auto giant intends to plead guilty to all 60 charges against it in an Ontario court today on allegations that the company broke numerous environmental laws. Continue reading →

The expert says he hopes parents will rise up and demand a provincial investigation of Kingston’s public school board. Continue reading →

ST. CATHARINES, Ont. – The Ontario Hockey League game between the Niagara IceDogs and the London Knights was postponed Thursday after Niagara goaltender Tucker Tynan was injured and taken off the ice on a stretcher following a scary on-ice collision. Continue reading →

“This will provide consumers with more choice and convenience and a safe, reliable supply of cannabis.” Continue reading →

The bill – dubbed the Poet Laureate of Ontario Act In Memory of Gord Downie – was introduced by Windsor-Tecumseh NDP legislator Percy Hatfield and passed Thursday. Continue reading →

Sometimes the best way to say sorry is not saying sorry at all. A clinical counsellor and educator is urging parents to let their children be prompted by their own caring. Continue reading →

The crash injured over 20 people and left three people dead. Continue reading →

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he wishes Andrew Scheer all the best after the federal Conservative leader announced he is resigning. Continue reading →

Jack Moon and his young family had recently lost their home in a house fire on Dec. 1. Continue reading →

Ontario is joining five other provinces in a class-action lawsuit, which alleges that drug manufacturers falsely marketed opioids as less addictive than other pain drugs. Continue reading →

The Kingston East Community Centre is one step closer to being built. Continue reading →

The unions, representing teachers in public elementary, public high school, Catholic and French boards, say they are each filing a separate constitutional challenge. Continue reading →

After almost a century of utilizing a complex system of manually controlled levers to operate the switches and signals for tracks at Union Station, Metrolinx staff say a computerized system is now needed for future growth. Continue reading →

SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. – Cole MacKay scored two goals and set up another to lead the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds to a 6-3 victory over the Sudbury Wolves on Wednesday in the Ontario Hockey League. Continue reading →