The Washington State Department of Transportation tweeted traffic camera photos of a shape resembling the mythical Bigfoot or Sasquatch. Continue reading →

The man diagnosed in Australia had arrived on a flight from Guangzhou, China, on Jan. 19. He is hospitalized and in stable condition, authorities in the state of Victoria said. Continue reading →

“‘Am I going to die?’ He asked me that like three, four times,” a neighbour named Danny told Global News after a 7-year-old boy was shot inside his Hamilton home on Thursday night. Continue reading →

TD says it will add unpaid interest charges to cardholders’ balances at the end of each statement period beginning in March. Continue reading →

The series explores everything from psychedelic psychotherapy to energy healing and communicating with the dead. Continue reading →

Scores of serious criminal cases where judges denied the use of peremptory challenges could require new trials. Continue reading →

Mason Millman and Ryan Suzuki have been teammates more often than opponents, spending a bulk of their youth on the same London Junior Knights team. Continue reading →

On this week’s episode, hosts Jake Jeffrey and Mike Stubbs speak with former teammates Ryan Suzuki and Mason Millman, who have been reunited in Saginaw. Continue reading →

Police say the shooting on Gordon Street just before 8 on Thursday may have been targeted. Continue reading →

Premier Doug Ford issued a vague warning to teachers’ unions Friday, while all four major groups are engaged in job action and contract talks are largely at a standstill. Continue reading →

It’s the fifth day of rotating, one-day strikes by members of the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario, and they’re also set to continue into next week. Continue reading →

NORTH BAY, Ont. – Nolan Hutcheson scored two goals and set up another as the Sudbury Wolves doubled up the North Bay Battalion 8-4 on Thursday in the Ontario Hockey League. Continue reading →

The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario has identified addressing classroom violence as a key concern as its members pursue rotating strikes at school boards across the province. Continue reading →

The appeal was launched by Pardeep Singh Chouhan, whose first-degree murder trial had reached the jury selection phase on the same day the changes laid out in the legislation came into force. Continue reading →

Ontario’s hospitals are asking for a nearly $1-billion increase in the upcoming provincial budget for their sector, after years of underfunding, in order to maintain services and ease overcrowding. Continue reading →