The Scottish actor was best known for his roles in the TV series, ‘One of Us’ and ‘In Plain Sight.’ Continue reading →

Conservative sources tell Global News Scheer used party funds to pay for his children’s private schooling. Continue reading →

“Dan will not be returning to the game. He won’t be coming back to camp. He won’t be on the jury. He’s gone,” host Jeff Probst told the castaways. Continue reading →

A Calgary jury has found a man and a woman guilty of all charges related to a 2017 quadruple homicide that stemmed from a kidnap-for-ransom plot. Continue reading →

“Without the team, we are nothing. We are absolutely nothing,” founder Edward St. John said. Continue reading →

Lawyers for German auto giant Volkswagen are set to propose a plea deal in an Ontario court today on allegations that the company broke numerous environmental laws. Continue reading →

ST. CATHARINES, Ont. – The Ontario Hockey League game between the Niagara IceDogs and the London Knights was postponed Thursday after Niagara goaltender Tucker Tynan was injured and taken off the ice on a stretcher following a scary on-ice collision. Continue reading →

“This will provide consumers with more choice and convenience and a safe, reliable supply of cannabis.” Continue reading →

The bill – dubbed the Poet Laureate of Ontario Act In Memory of Gord Downie – was introduced by Windsor-Tecumseh NDP legislator Percy Hatfield and passed Thursday. Continue reading →

Sometimes the best way to say sorry is not saying sorry at all. A clinical counsellor and educator is urging parents to let their children be prompted by their own caring. Continue reading →

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he wishes Andrew Scheer all the best after the federal Conservative leader announced he is resigning. Continue reading →

Ontario is joining five other provinces in a class-action lawsuit, which alleges that drug manufacturers falsely marketed opioids as less addictive than other pain drugs. Continue reading →

The unions, representing teachers in public elementary, public high school, Catholic and French boards, say they are each filing a separate constitutional challenge. Continue reading →

After almost a century of utilizing a complex system of manually controlled levers to operate the switches and signals for tracks at Union Station, Metrolinx staff say a computerized system is now needed for future growth. Continue reading →

SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. – Cole MacKay scored two goals and set up another to lead the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds to a 6-3 victory over the Sudbury Wolves on Wednesday in the Ontario Hockey League. Continue reading →

Officials identify the two wanted suspects as Elkan Vyizigiro, also known as ‘Lavish,’ and Meaz Nour-Eldin, also known as ‘Streets.’ Both are from Surrey, B.C. and are 22 years of age. Continue reading →

The two parties haven’t held talks since last week, when the OSSTF launched a one-day strike that affected all high schools — and some elementary schools — in the province. Continue reading →

Yasser Ahmed Albaz, a 51-year-old engineer from Oakville, Ont., has been in a Cairo prison since February, when he was detained at the airport on his way home from a business trip. Continue reading →

This is the second time in two weeks that Ontario high school teachers have walked off the job. This time, only nine school boards an involved. Continue reading →