Police have named the two young men, originally reported missing, as suspects in the deaths of three people found on northern B.C. highways. Continue reading →

Cleanup crews found the body while they were tearing apart an abandoned grocery store in Iowa. Continue reading →

Federal Justice Minister David Lametti says the Ontario government’s rejecting shared responsibility for legal aid as an “excuse for spending cuts” will leave many of the province’s most vulnerable at greater risk. Continue reading →

A neighbour reported the blaze on County Road 9, just outside the community of St-Isidore, around 2:30 a.m. on Tuesday, according to the local fire chief. Continue reading →

The band, now a trio, will dedicate their Aug. 9 concert to late-rhythm guitarist, Brian Doherty, who died after a lengthy battle with cancer last month. Continue reading →

Police-reported cases of extortion have exploded in Canada rising by roughly 170 per cent from 2012 to 2018. Digital crimes like “sextortion” are helping fuel the rise. Continue reading →

The executive director of Sexual Assault Centre Kingston says provincial funding cuts have hindered services in Kingston, despite rising sexual assault numbers in the city. Continue reading →

Ford says his government will put a new appointment process in place to deliver that clarity but he would not commit to releasing internal reviews into the matter. Continue reading →

Ford praised the new leader of Britain’s Conservative Party at a news conference in Lucan, Ont., this morning. Continue reading →

The alleged incident happened when the man was trying to break up with the woman, police say. Continue reading →

Hong Kong police said “some” of the six people arrested have “triad backgrounds.” Continue reading →

“It’s a big responsibility,” Mark Potter said. “You’re looking after a special hockey collection, but you’re also trying to run a museum.” Continue reading →

“I’m able to work eight hours a day, which I couldn’t do before. I definitely have increased movement in my hands.” Continue reading →

In an update on Monday, Ontario Provincial Police released the name of the 63-year-old woman who died in the incident on Saturday afternoon. Continue reading →

Indigenous Services Minister Seamus O’Regan says the federal government is committing more assistance for a northern Ontario reserve facing challenges with its water supply, including sending additional medical officials there this week. Continue reading →

An online petition has been launched in Ontario asking that fines be implemented for people who call 911 to complain about Amber Alerts.  Continue reading →

The male driver of the transport truck was arrested at the scene and charged with dangerous operation of a motor vehicle and assault with a weapon. Continue reading →

Hillier initially apologized in a Twitter post, but in his court filings denied the defamation allegations, saying French already had a “negative reputation” before the series of tweets in question. Continue reading →

The report says the province has a “patchwork” of policies and regulations it should modernize as it expands alcohol sales to new retail stores. Continue reading →

OPP have identified the passenger who died when a car left the road and rolled over into a ditch on County Road 43 shortly after 4:30 a.m. on Saturday. Continue reading →

Almost 200 residents lost power Friday after oversized transport load toppled two utility poles. Continue reading →

“The mental healing is the part that’s really harder to predict, harder to diagnose, harder to react to,” said the father of one Danforth shooting victim. Continue reading →

A new study found that Ontario emergency departments are seeing more patients with alcohol-related problems. Continue reading →