There is no word on when the rest of the team is expected to return, but a parade is currently still scheduled for Monday. Continue reading →

Donald Trump needs to reset the U.S. relationship with Canada — and history shows a trip to Kingston, Ont., would be a good place to start. Continue reading →

Tens of thousands of Hong Kong residents, mostly clad in black despite the sweltering weather, jammed the city’s streets Sunday in a vehement show of opposition to proposed legislation that has stoked fears of expanding control from Beijing in this former British colony. Continue reading →

Canada’s deep cultural prejudice against renting has been cemented by decades of housing policies that have made life hard for tenants and landlords. Continue reading →

The MPP for Don Valley East will be announcing on social media Sunday, his bid to lead the Ontario Liberals after it lost power and failed to maintain official party status in the 2018 provincial election.  Continue reading →

The parade is set to kick off at 10 a.m., but Global’s pre-parade coverage will begin much earlier than that, starting at 6 a.m. on Global News Morning.  Continue reading →

The announcement comes after Ford faced criticism for saying that he will not be participating in the Toronto Pride parade on June 23.  Continue reading →

The meeting in Hamilton, the party’s first since becoming the official Opposition last year, will see NDP Leader Andrea Horwath deliver a speech on a vision for the future. Continue reading →

The university says its human rights office is investigating the matter. Continue reading →

In a tweet sent out on Friday morning, the mayor asks the team to forget the White House and make their way to the nation’s capital. Continue reading →

Canada’s national capital will be the fourth city in the country to reach the seven-digit population milestone, according to Statistics Canada. Continue reading →

Toronto Paramedics say emergency crews were called to the area of Yonge and Gould streets, north of Dundas Street East, at around 4:15 a.m. on Friday. Continue reading →

The last Ottawa city council approved the changes to the composting program in late March 2018. Continue reading →

The CN Bridges Rehabilitation Project closed off a portion of Quinpool beginning on April 1. Continue reading →

The Canadian Anti-Hate Network said in a statement Thursday it believed this was the first time activists had sought a peace bond in response to right-wing extremist threats. Continue reading →

The addition’s new design has received heavy criticism from both the public and city councillors for its striking difference to the main building. Continue reading →

Treasury Board President Peter Bethlenfalvy says the departures will bring an immediate cost of $190 million. Continue reading →

Health Minister Christine Elliott announced the government has earmarked a total of $6.8 million for five specially equipped ambulances and a team of paramedics. Continue reading →

Klimchuk had four goals and one assist in eight games with AHL Belleville before suffering a season-ending shoulder injury. Continue reading →

According to Ottawa police the suspect in this incident was arrested for another alleged carjacking this past Sunday, he was released Monday Continue reading →

The St. Louis Blues are the 2019 NHL Stanley Cup champions. Continue reading →

Munro was first elected in 1995 and represented the riding of York-Simcoe. Continue reading →

In a statement, Health Minister Christine Elliott said coverage is being expanded from the existing Type 1 SMA patients to include Type 2 and 3 for children and adolescents.  Continue reading →

Ottawa city council voted on Wednesday to have the municipal planning department waive certain types of permit fees for those affected residents. Continue reading →

The chief of Pikangikum First Nation says the teen girl was one of more than 2,000 community members forced from their homes by a nearby forest fire. Continue reading →