Christopher Ricardo Gonzalez was named to Texas’ Most Wanted list in August. Continue reading →

A driver who received a speeding ticket for going 1 km/h over the limit will no longer have to pay the fine. Continue reading →

A powerful earthquake has shaken Mexico City, causing buildings to sway sickeningly. Continue reading →

Ontario plans a much harsher approach to careless drivers who kill or hurt people, provincial transport minister Steven Del Duca was to announce Wednesday in Toronto. Continue reading →

Officials said one person had to be rescued by ladder and another resident was treated for smoke inhalation at the scene. Continue reading →

Ontario Provincial Police said in a statement that officers “will announce numerous Criminal Code and Highway Traffic Act charges against several individuals associated with coordinated stunts and blockages of major highways in the Greater Toronto Area” during a news conference Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading →

A man in his 30s was shot inside an apartment complex in the Mississauga Valley Boulevard and Central Parkway East area Tuesday evening. Continue reading →

Employees at the company’s aerospace plant in Toronto will walk out Wednesday — a move meant to pressure Boeing to drop a trade complaint against Bombardier. Continue reading →

In an effort to address police staffing levels, many Toronto police service officers have been wearing non-regulation head gear since Thursday. Continue reading →

Called NewsWise, the idea is to enhance general news literacy among students aged nine to 19. Continue reading →

RCMP were notified after CBSA officials in Montreal had inspected a shipping container of marble tiles being sent from Afghanistan to Richmond Hill, Ont. Continue reading →

Police said emergency crews were called to Ravenshoe Road east of Woodbine Avenue after 2:15 p.m. Tuesday with reports of a collision. Continue reading →

Premier Kathleen Wynne says she has tasked the minister for small business to work with the agriculture sector to ensure supports are put in place. Continue reading →

Councillor Paula Fletcher has put forward a motion to Toronto city council with the hopes of keeping the antique carousel in the city. The ride was sold earlier this summer to recoup costs after flooding on the Toronto Islands. Continue reading →

The school says the one-year post-graduate program was approved this summer by the Ontario Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development. Continue reading →

Arguments have been laid out in documents filed in court, two weeks before James Forcillo is scheduled to appeal his conviction and sentence. Continue reading →

Numbers released today by the government show that in April, May and June there were 1,898 such emergency department visits – a 76 per cent increase from the same time period last year. Continue reading →

In Montreal, sales of condominiums and homes over $1 million jumped 60% year-over-year this July and August. Continue reading →

The allegations at the centre of the trial revolve around the 2015 byelection that saw Glenn Thibeault leave the federal NDP and successfully run for the Ontario Liberals. Continue reading →

A month after celebrating a lifetime of love for their 75th wedding anniversary, George and Jean Spear died on Friday hours apart from each other. Continue reading →

The Hamilton-based university says the ban will be in effect on all university property as of Jan. 1. Continue reading →

Two police officers who were recorded on a dashboard camera video mocking a woman with Down syndrome had their disciplinary hearing in front of a tribunal adjourned until Oct. 18. Continue reading →

The deceased has been identified as Anthony “Fif” Soares, a friend of hip hop superstar Drake. Continue reading →

A man was rushed to hospital with serious injuries following a shooting in downtown Toronto. Continue reading →