Archeologists have unearthed a fresco in Pompeii depicting the Spartan Queen Leda in an intimate moment with the god Jupiter, disguised as a swan. Continue reading →

Four people have died as the result of a shooting at Chicago’s Mercy Hospital, the city’s medical examiner said. Continue reading →

An anonymous man got into the festive spirit early this year when he decided to pay off all the items that were on layaway at a Vermont Walmart. Continue reading →

The elevator and two others will be closed until repairs are made and officials figure out what happened. Continue reading →

School officials said the assaults, which the administration was initially made aware of last Monday, were videotaped and circulated on social media. Continue reading →

Police said officers were called at around 4:30 p.m. on Monday by a resident about a male driver in a parked vehicle on 10th Sideroad in Bradford West Gwillimbury. Continue reading →

Public Health Agency of Canada said that as of Nov. 20, there have been 18 confirmed cases of the illness — three in Ontario and 15 in Quebec.  Continue reading →

Many of us tend to have our own tips and tricks for staying healthy during the colder months but leading Rhéaume’s list of favourites is probiotics. Continue reading →

The group says the federal government only introduced legislation that deals with solitary confinement last month, knowing it wouldn’t pass in time to meet the deadline. Continue reading →

Here’s a timeline of events at St. Michael’s College School based on information provided by the school and Toronto police. Continue reading →

Ford made the comments while calling on Trudeau ahead of the federal fall economic update to stop a plan to impose a carbon tax on provinces without their own carbon pricing system. Continue reading →

Toronto police say they were made aware of the two new incidents of alleged assault at St. Michael’s College School on Monday. Continue reading →

Police said they were made aware of a social media post Tuesday morning indicating a ‘possible threat’ against St. Aloysius Gonzaga Secondary School. Continue reading →

WWE legend Chris Jericho sat down with Global News to detail his band’s latest album, ‘Judas.’ Continue reading →

Ford’s conservatives last week announced cuts affecting Ontario’s 600,000 francophones, including the cancellation of plans for a francophone university and eliminating the office of the province’s French language services commissioner. Continue reading →

The lack of a designated revenue stream for transit, which almost every other city looked at in the study has for providing stable and predictable funding, is hurting Toronto’s potential for growth, CodeRedTO said. Continue reading →

Transit officials say 55 hybrid buses will be delivered by the end of December with 200 more by the end of 2019. Continue reading →

Authorities said a pedestrian was struck and transported to hospital in non-life-threatening condition. Continue reading →

The victory stretched the Leafs’ win streak to four games, but wasn’t pretty early as the visitors built a 2-0 lead after a dominant opening 20 minutes. Continue reading →

Some residents who live in Toronto’s west end are expressing frustration with the TTC amid ongoing instances of extraordinarily loud screeching noises made by passing subway trains in open-air portions of Line 2. Continue reading →

Emergency crews were called to the Sherbourne Street and Queen Street East area at around 3:30 p.m. on Friday with reports a man was assaulted. He was taken to hospital where he later died. Continue reading →

A 17-year-old boy is facing charges after he allegedly robbed two stores in Pickering, Ont., within minutes of each other on Sunday night. Continue reading →

François Legault, whose Coalition Avenir Quebec swept to power last month, is making his first official visit to Ontario Premier Doug Ford. Continue reading →

The resolution, introduced at the convention by parental rights advocate Tanya Granic Allen, declares gender identity a “Liberal ideology” and asks that references to it be removed from Ontario’s sex-education curriculum. Continue reading →

Last Wednesday, the landlords of the building sent notices to all the tenants saying the management company will no longer fund hotel accommodation after Nov. 30. Continue reading →

School officials said the assaults, which the administration was initially made aware of last Monday, were videotaped and circulated on social media. Continue reading →

The southbound lanes of Millwood Drive in Toronto’s Leaside neighbourhood is closed to traffic due to a water main break. Continue reading →

Brampton Fire Services said a vehicle slammed into a pole and three people had to be extricated from the car. Continue reading →