There is still a prevailing myth that women will get bulky if they strength-train and that you control your weight through cardio. Continue reading →

U.S. authorities have sentenced 21 people in connection with an India-based call centre scam that bilked Americans of hundreds of millions of dollars.  Continue reading →

With 89 days to go, Ontario’s cannabis stores have no more than four locations, and the government won’t say who will sell pot when it’s legal. What exactly is going on? Continue reading →

A video hoax claiming ‘Mr. Bean’ actor Rowan Atkinson has died is going viral, and it’s spreading a computer virus designed to siphon personal information. Continue reading →

Cycle-tourism has emerged as a popular way to experience a destination while being active and savouring the experience of travelling at a slower pace. Continue reading →

An owner of the Lady Dive in Ottawa assures potential riders that her vessels are completely safe and follow safety protocols given by Transport Canada. Continue reading →

“I want to be an emergency surgeon. I want to give back to society. That’s all I want”. Continue reading →

Criminal charges were laid by the SIU against 20 officers in 18 cases in 2017 – accounting for nearly five per cent of cases closed in that calendar year. Continue reading →

With 89 days to go, Ontario’s cannabis stores have no more than four locations, and the government won’t say who will sell pot when it’s legal. What exactly is going on? Continue reading →

Xu is starring in a new ad campaign celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Special Olympics and on Saturday, as part of Global Day of Inclusion, she and her family are going to go to their local Tim Hortons where speciality donuts will be sold to support the charity and its athletes. Continue reading →

Radiohead singer Thom Yorke unleashed on Toronto authorities at the band’s concert on Thursday night. Continue reading →

After three suicides at the Royal Military College of Canada, a year-long inquiry into the institution says the college isn’t doing enough for suicide prevention. Continue reading →

Some 600,000 Canadian babies were labelled “illegitimate” between 1945 and 1971, and it’s estimated that between 300,000 and 450,000 were given up for forced adoption during this period. Continue reading →

French Language Services Commissioner Francois Boileau said if nothing is done to address the issue, Ontario’s francophone demographic may decrease to the point where it becomes insignificant and public services for the population are hard to come by. Continue reading →

Shayne McCool, fire information officer with the province’s Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, says the increased manpower should help as more blazes are discovered. Continue reading →

Ottawa police were investigating Wednesday night’s incident, which led to a delay late in the second half of the opening game of a two-leg semifinal between TFC and Ottawa Fury FC. Continue reading →

The robbery took place around 6 p.m. near the intersection of Sussex Drive and left the victim with minor injuries, Ottawa police said Thursday. Continue reading →

A group of five winners from Ottawa have claimed the Lotto Max jackpot from the June 13 draw and will collect their winnings Thursday at the OLG prize centre in Toronto Continue reading →

The Ontario Public School Boards’ Association said they have yet to receive any direction from the Tory government on the issue. Continue reading →

The Special Investigations Unit determined there was no misconduct in an officer-involved shooting in the Byward Market in June of 2017. Continue reading →

The Center for Automotive Research says U.S. consumers would see the price of new vehicles rise by US$455 to US$6,875 depending on the level of tariff or quota. Continue reading →

Police say Yanna Mavraganis will appear in a Gatineau court on Thursday. Continue reading →

The moose somehow wandered onto Highway 417 on Thursday morning and was unable to find an exit. Continue reading →

Toronto claimed an important road goal in the opening match, and will host the second leg at BMO Field July 25. Continue reading →

A video of the incident posted to social media shows one man blocking another man from leaving a London, Ont., grocery store, calling him an ‘illegal alien.’ Continue reading →

On June 12, Abdulmuti Mohamed Elmi was charged with shoplifting from an Ottawa LCBO store and assaulting a man with a liquor bottle, but the RCMP had more serious concerns about the 24-year-old. An RCMP constable alleged in a court application that he had reasonable grounds to fear Elmi “may commit a terrorism offence” — namely… Continue reading →