Protesters leave rail blockade in Hamilton after injunction notices delivered
Deadly Toronto hammer attack was terrorism, police allege
Ontario government to introduce new home and community care legislation
Ontario’s Catholic teachers increase their requests on benefits, education minister says
Woman dead, 2 injured after daylight stabbing at north-end Toronto massage parlour
Zamboni driver who played backup goalie for Carolina Hurricanes in Raleigh for ‘David Ayres Day’
Maple Leafs visit the Panthers after Tavares’ 2-goal game
Toronto Maple Leafs (33-23-8, third in the Atlantic Division) vs. Florida Panthers (33-24-6, fourth in the Atlantic Division) Continue reading
Taveres’ two goals lift Maple Leafs to win over Tampa Bay
TAMPA, Fla. – One game after losing to a 42-year-old emergency goaltender on home ice, the Toronto Maple Leafs found redemption on the road with a 4-3 victory against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Tuesday night. Continue reading
Reality check: A look at the claims made at South Carolina’s Democratic debate
Seven Democratic contenders staged their final debate before contests in South Carolina and Super Tuesday deliver more than one-third of the delegates needed to clinch the nomination. Here’s a look at how their claims compare with the facts. Continue reading
OPP scaling back search of Lake Erie for missing 9-year-old Alexander Ottley
It was on the afternoon of Feb. 15 when police said two children, Ottley and an eight-year-old boy, were on an ice edge and a wave swept them into Lake Erie. Continue reading
17-year-old charged with 1st-degree murder after stabbing at Toronto massage parlour
Emergency crews were called to Crown Spa on Dufferin Street, between Wilson Avenue and Highway 401, at around 12:40 p.m. on Monday with reports of a stabbing. Continue reading
Bob Iger, Disney CEO, steps down in surprise announcement
The Walt Disney Co. named as his replacement Bob Chapek, most recently chairman of Disney’s parks, experiences and products business. Continue reading
Greater Toronto Area could see 15 to 25 centimetres of snow with incoming storm
“Expect travel delays as the snow rates increase and the winds pick up Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning.” Continue reading
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Ontario labour board rules Foodora couriers are dependent contractors, eligible for union
The Ontario Labour Relations Board ruled the couriers more closely resemble employees rather than independent contractors in what it said was its first decision with respect to the so-called gig economy. Continue reading
Dallas races to early lead, beats Hurricanes 4-1
Roope Hintz had a goal and two assists and the surging Dallas Stars rode a three-goal first period to a 4-1 win over the Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday night. Continue reading
OHL Roundup: Tuesday, February 25, 2020
Graeme Clarke and Cameron Tolnai each had a goal and two assists as the Ottawa 67’s beat the Kingston Frontenacs 7-3 in Ontario Hockey League action Tuesday afternoon. Continue reading
Security screening at Toronto City Hall raises accessibility questions
The south entrance off of Nathan Phillips Square is now the only place to gain access to the building for those without passes. Continue reading
COVID-19: First U.S. soldier infected as South Korean cases jump by 169
South Korea now has 1,146 confirmed infections of the virus and 11 fatalities from the COVID-19 illness it causes. Continue reading
COVID-19: Remaining Canadians quarantined at CFB Trenton released
In a statement released Tuesday, the agency confirmed that the remaining 195 people staying at Canadian Forces Base Trenton in Ontario were released from their 14-day long quarantines. Continue reading
Canada’s agriculture sector near ‘tipping point’ over blockades, farming federation warns
Canadian Federation of Agriculture represents around 200,000 farm families across the country, specifically cited shortages of propane for heating barns and feed for animals as among the top concerns, particularly for farmers in Eastern Canada. Continue reading
COVID-19: You’ve been asked to self-isolate. Now how do you pay the bills?
By Simon Little Online Journalist
What are the financial options available to people who’ve been forced into isolation at home? Continue reading
Grumpy baby: Displeased newborn stares down doctors immediately after birth
“Maybe she was just born with an attitude,” one person commented on the hilarious photo. Continue reading
When to change your clock for Daylight Saving Time — and why we ‘spring forward’
Evenings will be a little brighter for most Canadians when Daylight Saving Time comes into effect. Continue reading
Dog owner says he paid over $6,000 in pet insurance but only reimbursed $15.60
By Anne Drewa Anchor / Consumer Reporter
Is pet insurance worth the cost? One B.C. owner says “no,” and is warning other owners that it’s buyer beware. Continue reading
COVID-19: You’ve been asked to self-isolate. Now how do you pay the bills?
By Simon Little Online Journalist
What are the financial options available to people who’ve been forced into isolation at home? Continue reading
Deadly Toronto hammer attack was terrorism, police allege
A 64-year-old woman was killed by a hammer-wielding attacker on Friday. Continue reading
Maple Leafs visit the Panthers after Tavares’ 2-goal game
Toronto Maple Leafs (33-23-8, third in the Atlantic Division) vs. Florida Panthers (33-24-6, fourth in the Atlantic Division) Continue reading
Taveres’ two goals lift Maple Leafs to win over Tampa Bay
TAMPA, Fla. – One game after losing to a 42-year-old emergency goaltender on home ice, the Toronto Maple Leafs found redemption on the road with a 4-3 victory against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Tuesday night. Continue reading
OPP scaling back search of Lake Erie for missing 9-year-old Alexander Ottley
It was on the afternoon of Feb. 15 when police said two children, Ottley and an eight-year-old boy, were on an ice edge and a wave swept them into Lake Erie. Continue reading
17-year-old charged with 1st-degree murder after stabbing at Toronto massage parlour
Emergency crews were called to Crown Spa on Dufferin Street, between Wilson Avenue and Highway 401, at around 12:40 p.m. on Monday with reports of a stabbing. Continue reading
Greater Toronto Area could see 15 to 25 centimetres of snow with incoming storm
“Expect travel delays as the snow rates increase and the winds pick up Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning.” Continue reading
Ontario labour board rules Foodora couriers are dependent contractors, eligible for union
The Ontario Labour Relations Board ruled the couriers more closely resemble employees rather than independent contractors in what it said was its first decision with respect to the so-called gig economy. Continue reading
OHL Roundup: Tuesday, February 25, 2020
Graeme Clarke and Cameron Tolnai each had a goal and two assists as the Ottawa 67’s beat the Kingston Frontenacs 7-3 in Ontario Hockey League action Tuesday afternoon. Continue reading
Security screening at Toronto City Hall raises accessibility questions
The south entrance off of Nathan Phillips Square is now the only place to gain access to the building for those without passes. Continue reading
COVID-19: Remaining Canadians quarantined at CFB Trenton released
In a statement released Tuesday, the agency confirmed that the remaining 195 people staying at Canadian Forces Base Trenton in Ontario were released from their 14-day long quarantines. Continue reading
Wet’suwet’en solidarity rail blockade setup in Toronto, Milton GO trains on detour
On the Toronto Wet’suwet’en Solidarity Facebook page, protest organizers said the rail tracks behind Lambton Arena — near Scarlett Road and Dundas Street West. Continue reading
Canada’s agriculture sector near ‘tipping point’ over blockades, farming federation warns
Canadian Federation of Agriculture represents around 200,000 farm families across the country, specifically cited shortages of propane for heating barns and feed for animals as among the top concerns, particularly for farmers in Eastern Canada. Continue reading
Pearson strikes out side in first spring start
DUNEDIN, Fla. – Top Toronto prospect Nate Pearson struck out the side in his one-inning pre-season debut as the Blue Jays lost 4-1 to the New York Yankees in split-squad action Monday. Continue reading
French teachers’ union cancels Thursday’s planned province-wide strike
With much of southern Ontario under a winter storm warning, AEFO has cancelled a province-wide strike set for Thursday. Continue reading
Ontario men charged in Winnipeg drug raids
Three Ontario men are facing drug charges after officers found hundreds of thousands of dollars in illicit drugs during two raids in Winnipeg, police say. Continue reading
International Women’s Day 2020: Who is the inspiring woman in your life?
Do you want to send a shoutout to an inspirational woman in your life? Continue reading
After losing in Alberta, carbon tax heads to Supreme Court — here’s what to know
The Supreme Court was already set to hear appeals from Ontario and Saskatchewan prior to Alberta’s ruling. Continue reading
Ontario government to introduce new home and community care legislation
Health officials say that if passed, the legislation will allow for more flexibility in the system, in part by doing away with service maximums. Continue reading
Deadly Toronto hammer attack was terrorism, police allege
A 64-year-old woman was killed by a hammer-wielding attacker on Friday. Continue reading
Zamboni driver David Ayres saves the day for Stephen Colbert on ‘The Late Show’
Goalie hero David Ayres stepped in to finish the ‘Late Show’ monologue after Stephen Colbert “pulled” a hamstring. Continue reading
Ontario’s Catholic teachers increase their requests on benefits, education minister says
Ontario’s education minister says the province’s Catholic teachers have increased what they are asking for in contract talks on benefits. Continue reading
Fresh off the Plate: South Korean street eats in Toronto’s Little Italy
By Liem Vu Host/Weather Specialist
Fresh off the Plate travels to Toronto’s Little Italy to sample South Korean street food at Boonsik. Continue reading
Giant Tiger recalls profiteroles, mini chocolate eclairs over salmonella concern
The recalled products were sold at Giant Tiger locations in Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia. Continue reading
Northern Ontario curlers reportedly on board crashed Dryden plane
A group of curlers from northern Ontario was reportedly on board a plane that crashed Monday afternoon at the Dryden Regional Airport. Continue reading
The Black Keys, Gary Clark Jr. announce 35-date tour, 1 new Canadian date
The ‘Let’s Rock’ tour continues this summer, with an additional date in Canada and a special guest appearance from Gary Clark Jr.. Continue reading
Protesters leave rail blockade in Hamilton after injunction notices delivered
Protesters could be seen packing up tents and personal belongings, while small fires continued to burn on the tracks. Continue reading
