China is denouncing what it calls “unreasonable” U.S. sanctions over its purchase of Russian missiles and fighter jets. Continue reading →

In a rare show of unanimity, MPs on Thursday agreed to call a campaign of ethnic cleansing against the Rohingya in Myanmar an act of genocide. Continue reading →

Liberals will launch a review of the marine impact from increased tanker traffic stemming from Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Continue reading →

Waterloo police have released images of the Mercedes which was believed to be involved in the fatal shooting in downtown Kitchener and subsequent police chase. Continue reading →

Fedeli says that with the commission’s findings factored in, the province’s public account shows a $3.7 billion deficit in 2017-18. Continue reading →

Newly released police documents related to the investigation into the deadly Danforth shooting reveal new details. Continue reading →

Waterloo Regional Police say they are investigating a fatal shooting near the intersection of Pandora Avenue and King Street in Kitchener. Continue reading →

The government said the expansions follow through on a Progressive Conservative campaign promise to reduce congestion in the region. Continue reading →

Waterloo Regional Police have made an arrest in connection to a pair of recent break-ins at car dealerships in the area. Continue reading →

The ION transit system remains on schedule to begin service in December. Continue reading →

Ontario’s Progressive Conservative government will introduce legislation Thursday to scrap the province’s Green Energy Act passed under the previous Liberal government. Continue reading →

On Tuesday evening it was John Tavares and Mitch Marner setting the offensive tone, but on Wednesday the Leafs other star, Auston Matthews, got rolling with a second-period goal. Continue reading →

The two Canadian companies will help small and medium-sized tech enterprises to grow using Blackberry’s QNX technology, dubbed the “accelerator program.” Continue reading →

New numbers indicate only 15 per cent of Canadians have early access to palliative home care. Continue reading →

The public school board showed improvement in some areas while its Catholic counterpart continued to lead the way. Continue reading →

The threatened use of the notwithstanding clause isn’t a bug in a bumbling process, but a feature, Matt Gurney says. Continue reading →

Ian Buruma, an editor with the New York Review of Books, is no longer with the magazine following the publication of a controversial article by disgraced CBC Radio host Jian Ghomeshi. Continue reading →

The province did not oppose certification of the $600-million action whose representative plaintiff maintains his already fragile mental health was exacerbated by stints in segregation. Continue reading →

A Kitchener woman was arrested after she attempted to flee from Wellington County OPP Monday, police say. Continue reading →

An early morning fire in Kitchener has been deemed suspicious by Waterloo Region Police. Continue reading →

Police are investigating after a single-vehicle collision in Adjala-Tosorontio Township left two dead. Continue reading →

By granting a stay, there will be 25 wards instead of 47 in the upcoming municipal election as originally set out in Bill 5, the Better Local Government Act. Continue reading →

A majority of Torontonians, Ontarians and Canadians oppose Ford’s use of the notwithstanding clause — and many of them want Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step in. Continue reading →