Sixteen-year-old Swedish student Greta Thunberg joined Climate Justice Edmonton in a march from a downtown park to the Alberta legislature for a rally. Continue reading →

A ruling is expected on Friday in the trial of a youth accused of shooting a German tourist west of Calgary in August 2018. Continue reading →

Speaking to foreign journalists in Istanbul on Friday, Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that Turkey would “do what’s necessary” concerning the letter “when the time comes.” Continue reading →

“In limited circumstances, an immigration warrant may be cancelled even if it cannot be confirmed that an individual has left Canada,” according to a CBSA spokesperson. Continue reading →

The president of the OSSTF says no progress has been made after five days of bargaining with the government and school boards. Continue reading →

Premier Doug Ford announced the funding Friday for the Matawa communities north of Thunder Bay, Ont. Continue reading →

Police say the incident occurred near the intersection of Queens Boulevard and Westmount Road West at around 8:30 a.m. Continue reading →

Police say the reported break-ins occurred in Kitchener and Waterloo while residents at the homes were asleep. Continue reading →

A fire at a building in Cambridge on Thursday caused $120,000 in damage, according to Waterloo Regional Police. Continue reading →

The guys speak with Hishon about the ups and downs of his playing career, and how he found a new love for the game. Continue reading →

Canadians who want to address the opioid crisis should pay attention to what’s happening in our prisons, says one expert. Continue reading →

PETERBOROUGH, Ont. – Nick Robertson and Zach Gallant had goals 36 seconds apart in the third period as the Peterborough Petes rallied past the Hamilton Bulldogs 4-3 on Thursday in Ontario Hockey League action. Continue reading →

The strike closed more than 30 GM plants in the U.S., which created parts shortages that forced an almost complete shutdown of GM’s assembly plant in Oshawa, Ont., and the partial shutdown of its engine plant in St. Catharines, Ont. Continue reading →

“I deeply regret the hurtful and wrong comment I made on social media … I apologize unequivocally,” Jordan Boswell said in a statement. Continue reading →

Stratford Police placed Northwestern Secondary School in a lockdown on Thursday over a report of a person at the school having a gun call. Continue reading →

The changes, the commission says in a submission, do not address practices found to violate both the Canadian charter and the Ontario human rights code. Continue reading →

A 57-year-old man was struck by a school bus while crossing at a busy intersection in Kitchener on Thursday morning. Continue reading →

Premier Doug Ford says Bell Mobility has been awarded the contract to make the upgrades. Continue reading →

A service will be held on Saturday at 11 a.m. at Our Lady of Fatima Roman Catholic Church on Elgin Street South. Continue reading →

Health Minister Christine Elliott says the province will spend $68 million this year to help nearly 90 hospitals. Continue reading →

Pinelli joins 65 other young Canadians who will be split into three teams at the tournament, which runs from Nov. 2 to 9 in Medicine Hat, Alta., and Swift Current, Sask. Continue reading →

A growing list of beef and veal products in Ontario, B.C. and Alberta is being recalled due to worries about E. coli. Continue reading →

Police allege a passing eastbound vehicle hit a man while he was outside his own vehicle before taking off from the scene. Continue reading →

Police say the incident is unconnected with a robbery that occurred nearby earlier in the day. Continue reading →

The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario says bargaining with the Progressive Conservative government has reached a virtual standstill. Continue reading →