Queen Elizabeth was stuck meeting U.S. President Donald Trump and his wife Melania alone when Prince Charles and Prince William both reportedly “refused to attend.” Continue reading →

It’s been nearly 40 years since Mother Teresa was conferred India’s highest civilian honour, the Bharat Ratna. But there are growing calls for the recognition to be rescinded. Continue reading →

Musk denied Vern Unsworth’s claim that his mini-submarine wasn’t suitable for the Thai cave rescue mission, before labeling Unsworth a “pedo.” Continue reading →

Hamilton police said in a statement the 35-year-old was swimming with friends when he failed to resurface early Sunday morning. Continue reading →

“I was like, ‘No I don’t have ID. Do you go swimming with ID in your back pocket?'” Continue reading →

On Sunday morning, after a week in veterinary care, Dixon said he had to put Aspen down. Continue reading →

Tributes to former Ottawa Senators netminder Ray Emery flooded Twitter from far and wide. Continue reading →

Hamilton police said in a statement the 35-year-old was swimming with friends when he failed to resurface early Sunday morning. Continue reading →

Hydro One’s 14-member board resigned en masse last week after the sudden retirement of chief executive officer Mayo Schmidt. Continue reading →

They said a hot, humid air mass is expected to affect the Golden Horseshoe on Sunday with temperatures in the low 30s and humidity hitting close to 40 C.  Continue reading →

Police said they were called to the Harbor West Marina on the Hamilton Bayfront around 6 a.m. with reports a man had gone missing.  Continue reading →

Investigators say three family members have been charged after a woman was allegedly kidnapped and abused for nearly a year. Continue reading →

Officers said they were called to the area of Lawrence Avenue and Benton Road around 4 p.m., after receiving reports that a pedestrian had been struck. Continue reading →

The 23-year-old closer was initially placed on a paid administrative leave that was renewed on a week-to-week basis following his May 8 arrest. Continue reading →

There were 52 active fires in the region as of Saturday morning, compared to 70 on Monday, said Shayne McCool, fire information officer for the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry. Continue reading →

Officers said the vehicle was travelling along Fairview Road between Woodview Road and Commerce court before losing control.  Continue reading →

Officers said they were called to Rebecca Street between Dorval and Maurice drives at around 11:15 p.m. for a possible shooting incident.  Continue reading →

The two provinces issued a joint statement yesterday following a meeting in Winnipeg of ministers responsible for immigration in which they refused to sign the final joint communique. Continue reading →

In a ruling released Friday, Justice Deena Baltman said the case raised “serious, triable issues” relating to workplace culture but found the court was not the right venue for the case. Continue reading →

Peel Regional Police said they were called after 7:40 p.m. on Friday to Sgt. David Yakichuk Park, west of Hurontario Street and Dundas Street West. Continue reading →

It’s Croatia’s first World Cup final and for the Canadian-Croatians living in Mississauga, it’s a chance for their Balkan country to gain some recognition. Continue reading →

For the past year, Lina Boisvert has been under the care of the staff at Port Perry Place. Continue reading →

Toronto police said Thursday that “unconfirmed, uncorroborated” information led them to ramp up the number of officers in the city’s downtown core. Continue reading →

The elected band council voted unanimously on Tuesday to banish Peter Khill from the Six Nations of the Grand River territory, home of Jon Styres. Continue reading →

MacLeod, who is Ontario’s minister responsible for immigration, said Hussen called her “un-Canadian” and tried to intimidate her into ceding to the federal government’s line on funding for refugee support services. Continue reading →

How one teacher plans to fight back against Premier Doug Ford’s move to return Ontario to a 1998 sex-ed curriculum. Continue reading →

The World Cup final is set to take place on Sunday at 11 a.m. ET. Continue reading →

The fire bans apply to all burning outdoors, including all open-air burning and fireworks. Continue reading →