Anne-Marie D’Amico has been named as the first victim of Monday’s attack in north Toronto after being run down by a white van on a busy street. Continue reading →

Police said they received the first call before 1:30 p.m. Officers received reports of a white rental van hitting a number of pedestrians while driving south on Yonge Street. The male driver was arrested by police after 1:50 p.m. Continue reading →

The accused, after hearing his charges, was remanded into custody and is scheduled to reappear in court via video on May 10. Continue reading →

A Toronto police officer who refused to shoot the man suspected of plowing a van into crowds of pedestrians on Monday, killing 10 people, was praised for restraint in the face of a suspect who claimed to have a gun. Continue reading →

When “Code Orange” sounds, hospitals are ready to receive mass casualties. Continue reading →

Scott Pruitt has signed a proposed rule that would restrict the types of scientific studies regulators can use to determine the impact of pesticide and pollution exposure on human health. Continue reading →

Insiders are suggesting that a NAFTA deal could be done within days with new rules on North American components for autos as a key factor. Continue reading →

His death was confirmed by friends and by the company where he worked, Copacabana Brazilian Steakhouses, in a letter to employees. Continue reading →

The cartoon by award-winning cartoonist Michael de Adder depicts two young hockey players, one in a blue and white Toronto Maple Leafs jersey, the other in a white and yellow Humboldt Broncos journey. Continue reading →

Sometimes you need an accountant, sometimes you want to have a tax lawyer. Continue reading →

What resources and legal options do you have following a traumatic event at your work? Experts reveal what to do should you need help coping. Continue reading →

It drew comparisons to references as wide-ranging as Beyoncé and Jude Law. Continue reading →

Monday’s van attack occurred near the heart of one of Toronto’s bustling transit hubs, and continued down a busy commercial and residential stretch of road. Continue reading →

Francis Drouin, MP for Glengarry-Prescott-Russell, said in a statement on Tuesday that the accusation is the result of mistaken identity. Continue reading →

An international Inuit group is angry they weren’t informed that a rocket stage likely containing highly toxic fuel is set to splash down in waters they routinely hunt for food. Continue reading →

The memorial was set up on the east side of Yonge Street, just below Finch Avenue, where the deadly incident took place.  Continue reading →

Security ministers from the G7 countries are discussing how to fight the threats lurking in the internet’s dark spaces against the backdrop of a city reeling from Monday’s deadly daylight van attack. Continue reading →

Toronto resident Taras Kulish said he knew “something was obviously not right” after seeing the white van drive by. Continue reading →

Ten people were killed in Toronto Monday afternoon after a driver plowed into pedestrians. Continue reading →

Karim Baratov pleaded guilty to charges in connection to the massive Yahoo data breach in 2014 that compromised more than 500 million user accounts. Continue reading →

A now-deleted Facebook page belonged to Alek Minassian, the suspect in the Toronto van attack, the platform has confirmed. Continue reading →

Experts say it’s important to have tough conversations with your child face to face, not over text or phone. Continue reading →

Among many other awards, Global News is nominated for its coverage of the Edmonton terror attack and Canada’s shocking “toxic secret.” Continue reading →

“In 2007, I overdosed on pills, and I went into the hospital,” he said. “I was close to 230 pounds. I’m not sure how I got so big, but I have ideas,” Eminem said in 2015 of his accidental overdose. Continue reading →

Many believe sushi is a healthy meal choice, but some registered dietitians reveal it may not always be the healthy option we hope it to be. Continue reading →

Newly released documents paint a clearer picture of how the Liberals crafted a plan to make a controversial change to who can be considered for Canada Summer Jobs grants. Continue reading →

Authorities in Toronto identified Alek Minassian as the man suspected of using a rental van to run down several pedestrians in Canada’s largest city, killing at least 10 people and injuring 15 others while leaving carnage in his wake. Continue reading →

Concerns were raised last week by the Quebec government over the mounting pressures caused by the tens of thousands of asylum seekers pouring into the province. Continue reading →

It’s not known if or when the council may vote again on the crosswalk. Continue reading →