Sex, scandal, protests and politics: A lookahead at this weekend’s Ontario PC Convention
Toronto councillors Mark Grimes, Justin Di Ciano charged under Municipal Elections Act
Ontario students allowed to use headphones, online calculators during EQAO test
Veteran Peel Regional Police officer charged with assault with a weapon
Crown seeks 25 years of parole ineligibility for Dellen Millard, man found guilty in father’s death
BlackBerry to purchase cybersecurity company Cylance in US$1.4B deal
A cut above: Courtice barbershop aims to raise $3,000 for Movember Foundation
The Kingsmen will be donating a dollar from every service this month to The Movember Foundation, a cause that’s close to its co-owner’s heart. Continue reading
Most Canadians worry about their finances every day for about an hour
By Susan Hay Anchor/Producer
It seems that more and more Canadians are dealing with increased stress levels caused by mounting financial pressures – especially as the holidays approach. Continue reading
Argentine submarine found after it went missing with 44 aboard one year ago: navy
The submarine was some 430 km (270 miles) off Argentina’s Patagonian coast when it sent its last signal. Continue reading
Ottawa police raid 2 illicit cannabis shops in second raid this month
This is the second such raid in a month by Ottawa police as the service raided two other shops earlier in November. Continue reading
Toronto-based artist lands movie and TV deal for comic book series
By Mark Carcasole Anchor/Reporter
Canadian artist and author Jeff Lemire co-created the award-winning comic book series “Black Hammer” with British artist Dean Ormston. Now the two have signed a deal to bring it to screens with the same media company that produced the “Dark Knight” trilogy. Continue reading
Slavery played a ‘central role’ in the Civil War, Texas students will be taught 153 years later
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Texas students used to be taught that states’ rights, sectionalism and then slavery caused the Civil War. That’s changing. Continue reading
Toronto’s own Allan Rayman releases 3rd album, ‘Harry Hard-On’
The up-and-coming Toronto-based musician is taking the world by storm with a variety of mysteriously infectious sounds. Continue reading
Charity partners give updates to tornado relief in public meeting
On top of the funds already distributed by the charity organizations, proceeds from last weekend’s After the Storm charity concert were also donated at the meeting adding a further $55,678 to the $1.8 million total donated. Continue reading
Homeless man who helped thwart Melbourne terrorist attack charged with burglary
A homeless Australian man who used a shopping trolley to help police thwart last week’s militant attack in Melbourne has been charged over a series of burglaries. Continue reading
Around The OHL: Rob Schremp’s retirement and pinch-hit goalies
There have been some bizarre plays in the OHL the last few weeks, and hosts Jake Jeffrey and Mike Stubbs will highlight a few of them on this week’s episode. Continue reading
CMA slams Ontario’s move to allow employers to require doctor’s note for minor illnesses
A national doctors’ group is raising concerns about the Ontario government’s move to allow employers to require workers to provide a doctor’s note to explain even minor illnesses, such as the common cold. Continue reading
WATCH: Global National – November 16
Watch the full broadcast of Global National with Dawna Friesen Continue reading
Close to 200 collisions over 12 hours in Toronto due to snowfall
Police continue to remind the public to be cautious when driving on snow-covered roads, especially during the first snowfall of the season. Continue reading
Batherson scores in NHL debut as Senators down Red Wings 2 – 1
Cody Ceci also scored for the Senators (7-8-3). Anderson, making his league-leading 17th appearance, stopped 34 shots. Continue reading
Okanagan Conservatives Facebook poster denies he’s racist
Some Okanagan federal conservatives are apologizing to Canada’s defence minister following a controversial comment made on social media. Continue reading
Kim Porter, mother of Diddy’s children, dead at 47
Sean (Diddy) Combs and Kim Porter, a former model and occasional actress from Georgia, were a couple on-and-off from 1994 until they split for good in 2007. Continue reading
CIA concludes Saudi crown prince ordered Jamal Khashoggi’s killing: reports
The CIA’s reported conclusion contradicts the Saudi government’s assertions that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was not involved in the killing of Jamal Khashoggi. Continue reading
Winter weather forecast: What Canadians can expect from coast to coast
By Anthony Farnell Chief Meteorologist
Here’s a look at what sort of winter weather Canadians can expect from coast to coast. Continue reading
Canada Goose jackets banned by U.K. school for being too expensive
Woodchurch High School sent a letter home with students banning several designer jacket brands in an effort to “poverty-proof” its learning environment. Continue reading
White House has to give CNN reporter Jim Acosta’s press pass back: judge
A judge has ruled Friday that the White House must give back CNN reporter Jim Acosta’s press credentials. Continue reading
Veteran Peel Regional Police officer charged with assault with a weapon
Police say Sgt. Badal Kaushal was arrested on Friday following a seven-month investigation. Continue reading
A cut above: Courtice barbershop aims to raise $3,000 for Movember Foundation
The Kingsmen will be donating a dollar from every service this month to The Movember Foundation, a cause that’s close to its co-owner’s heart. Continue reading
Most Canadians worry about their finances every day for about an hour
By Susan Hay Anchor/Producer
It seems that more and more Canadians are dealing with increased stress levels caused by mounting financial pressures – especially as the holidays approach. Continue reading
Ottawa police raid 2 illicit cannabis shops in second raid this month
This is the second such raid in a month by Ottawa police as the service raided two other shops earlier in November. Continue reading
Toronto-based artist lands movie and TV deal for comic book series
By Mark Carcasole Anchor/Reporter
Canadian artist and author Jeff Lemire co-created the award-winning comic book series “Black Hammer” with British artist Dean Ormston. Now the two have signed a deal to bring it to screens with the same media company that produced the “Dark Knight” trilogy. Continue reading
Ontario students allowed to use headphones, online calculators during EQAO test
EQAO chief assessment officer Steven Reid says the agency is making the rule changes after consultations with educators in order to better reflect regular assessment environments in classrooms. Continue reading
Toronto’s own Allan Rayman releases 3rd album, ‘Harry Hard-On’
The up-and-coming Toronto-based musician is taking the world by storm with a variety of mysteriously infectious sounds. Continue reading
Sex, scandal, protests and politics: A lookahead at this weekend’s Ontario PC Convention
By Travis Dhanraj Queen’s Park Bureau Chief
It will be the first major meeting of party members since the election of Premier Doug Ford. Continue reading
St. Michael’s College releases timeline of events amid assault investigation, 8 students expelled
The meetings are being held in the wake of an assault investigation at the all-boys private school in Toronto. Continue reading
BlackBerry to purchase cybersecurity company Cylance in US$1.4B deal
Blackberry called Cylance a pioneer in applying artificial intelligence, algorithmic science and machine learning to cybersecurity software. Continue reading
Charity partners give updates to tornado relief in public meeting
On top of the funds already distributed by the charity organizations, proceeds from last weekend’s After the Storm charity concert were also donated at the meeting adding a further $55,678 to the $1.8 million total donated. Continue reading
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Toronto councillors Mark Grimes, Justin Di Ciano charged under Municipal Elections Act
Police said in a media release that both were charged following an investigation into “irregularities” under the Municipal Elections Act. Continue reading
Around The OHL: Rob Schremp’s retirement and pinch-hit goalies
There have been some bizarre plays in the OHL the last few weeks, and hosts Jake Jeffrey and Mike Stubbs will highlight a few of them on this week’s episode. Continue reading
CMA slams Ontario’s move to allow employers to require doctor’s note for minor illnesses
A national doctors’ group is raising concerns about the Ontario government’s move to allow employers to require workers to provide a doctor’s note to explain even minor illnesses, such as the common cold. Continue reading
Close to 200 collisions over 12 hours in Toronto due to snowfall
Police continue to remind the public to be cautious when driving on snow-covered roads, especially during the first snowfall of the season. Continue reading
Batherson scores in NHL debut as Senators down Red Wings 2 – 1
Cody Ceci also scored for the Senators (7-8-3). Anderson, making his league-leading 17th appearance, stopped 34 shots. Continue reading
GO Train collides with snow-clearing machine in Mississauga
Transit officials said the collision could have ended in tragedy but no injuries were reported. Continue reading
Kapanen’s 2 goals lead Maple Leafs past Sharks 5-3
Frederik Andersen made 42 saves and assisted on Marner’s insurance goal with a pass to the opposite blue line late in the third period to seal the victory. Continue reading
Crown seeks 25 years of parole ineligibility for Dellen Millard, man found guilty in father’s death
In September, a judge found Dellen Millard guilty of the first-degree murder of Wayne Millard, whose death was initially ruled a suicide. Continue reading
Latest school bus cancellations in the Greater Toronto Area for Nov. 16, 2018
The road conditions in the Greater Toronto Area due to the snowfall has resulted in some school bus cancellations and delays Friday morning. Continue reading
Final government order issued barring Canada Post from delivering tabloid accused of promoting hate
In June 2016, the government issued an interim order to stop delivery of Your Ward News to some 300,000 households through Canada Post’s unaddressed bulk mail. Continue reading
Emergency crews responding to crashes across GTA as winter weather travel advisory remains
Some parts of southern and eastern Ontario have seen around 10 centimetres of snow by late Thursday evening. Continue reading
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Displaced residents of 650 Parliament ‘shocked’ over unexpected hotel bills
By Kamil Karamali Reporter
Some residents who were left without a home after a fire tore through their building now say management isn’t keeping their word by covering the hotel costs. Continue reading
Undercover informant encouraged ‘vulnerable’ Canadian ISIS plotter, defence argues
“While the undercover’s violent and encouraging comments to Mr. El Bahnasawy no doubt advanced law-enforcement objectives, they also contributed to Mr. El Bahnasawy’s radicalization,” defence lawyers said. Continue reading
National Lacrosse League cancels 2 weekends of season due to labour dispute
The National Lacrosse League said Thursday it is cancelling the first two weekends of the 2018-19 season due to a labour dispute with its players. Continue reading
