It happened at Saugus High School, approximately 48 kilometres north of Los Angeles. Continue reading →

X-rays show that the puppy’s forehead tail has no bone structure, meaning it doesn’t need to be removed. Continue reading →

Stars descended on Nashville, Tenn., on Wednesday night for the 53rd annual Country Music Association Awards. Continue reading →

If the show is renewed for Season 56, all the actors will have to renegotiate new contracts. Continue reading →

Ontario’s elementary teachers will start a work-to-rule campaign on Nov. 26 that they say will not affect students, but is just the first phase in potentially escalating job action. Continue reading →

Ontario’s top court has affirmed the policing powers of the province’s animal welfare agency, striking down a lower court’s ruling that called into question the constitutionality of private law enforcement. Continue reading →

Dr. George Otto was convicted of trafficking fentanyl in an operation that also involved a pharmacist. Continue reading →

A Toronto father alleges in a lawsuit filed against Havergal College that the prestigious girls private school expelled his seven-year-old daughter because he complained that she was bullied, while the school claims his own inappropriate behaviour is the cause of her expulsion. Continue reading →

Canadian authorities allege Mann abducted his toddler son in 1987 during a court-ordered visitation in Toronto and fled to the U.S. Continue reading →

“It’s very, very frightening. It’s too close to home — where we are actually working every day.” Continue reading →

On this episode of ‘Around the OHL,’ hosts Jake Jeffrey and Mike Stubbs catch up with some members of Team OHL as the CHL Canada/Russia series continues. Continue reading →

Emergency crews were called to the area of Creditview and Britannia roads just before 11:30 p.m. Wednesday. Continue reading →

Ontario’s elementary teachers will start a work-to-rule campaign on Nov. 26 that they say will not affect students, but is just the first phase in potentially escalating job action. Continue reading →

An Ontario court has ruled that a divorce granted in Syria to a couple who had not lived there in two decades will not be recognized in the province, in part because divorce proceedings in that country are unfair to women. Continue reading →

The former students at St. Michael’s College School in Toronto each pleaded guilty last month to one count of sexual assault with a weapon and one count of assault with a weapon. Continue reading →

Police said the woman was last seen near Yonge and Gerrard streets Wednesday morning. Continue reading →

Tow truck drivers from across Ontario showed up for a ride on Wednesday that was meant to pay tribute to a driver killed on the job. Continue reading →

“I was already following in her footsteps and they thought it was best that they give the title to me because I’m carrying on her work,” said Peltier. Continue reading →

SUDBURY, Ont. – Alex Johnston scored twice as the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds downed the Sudbury Wolves 6-2 on Wednesday in Ontario Hockey League play. Continue reading →

“It didn’t cross my mind that it would happen … it just happened out of nowhere. I didn’t expect it — no one did.” Continue reading →

The New York Islanders’ depth paid dividends once again. Continue reading →

Police said the vehicle tried to leave the area, but wasn’t able to travel a far distance. The driver, and possibly other occupants, reportedly left the scene. Continue reading →

Emergency crews were called to the area of Hurontario Street and The Queensway at around 6:20 p.m. on Wednesday. Continue reading →

Health Minister Christine Elliott says patients will be able to go online to book appointments that work best for them, and review their secure health record online. Continue reading →

“One of the first priorities is to understand what exactly occurred in this situation and how did this event take place so that we can learn from it and ensure that we put procedures in place to prevent this type of thing in the future.” Continue reading →

Next spring, the extensive ‘Farewell Yellow Brick Road’ tour will return to Canada. Continue reading →

Ontario English Catholic Teachers’ Association president Liz Stuart says the vote sends a message to the government that members won’t accept an agreement that would be detrimental to learning and working conditions in schools. Continue reading →

The RentSafeTO program was launched in 2017, with the goal of protecting tenants and holding landlords to account. Continue reading →