Food prices, in particular, food that “comes out of the ground” are subject to weather conditions. Continue reading →

“But it’s much more in big cities like Vancouver and Toronto.”  Continue reading →

York Regional Police revealed details on the massive bust of an alleged traditional organized crime network that netted more than $35 million in cash and assets. Continue reading →

Temperatures are forecast to reach 34 C in Toronto and 30 in Montreal on Friday — not including the humidity. Continue reading →

Leonard is trying to claim control of his famous “Klaw” logo, but he is facing some aggressive defense by Nike. Continue reading →

Vanderweide is the only person facing charges who is alleged to have been a part of the anti-Pride group. Continue reading →

In Ottawa, where more than half of the ticks tested in some neighbourhoods carry the bacteria that causes Lyme disease, the public-health unit no longer bothers to test ticks because it’s assumed they carry the illness. Continue reading →

The board ultimately voted to explore the costs and benefits of an independent review of the Pride response by Hamilton Police. Continue reading →

Temperatures are forecast to reach 34 C in Toronto and 30 in Montreal on Friday — not including the humidity. Continue reading →

Victims of sexual assault regularly turn up in Ontario emergency rooms, a new study has found. Continue reading →

Investigators are looking for a parolee who robbed Royal Variety convenience store on Whitney Avenue, Tuesday. Continue reading →

Ontario’s police watchdog says its toll-free number is being used in fraudulent calls that ask people for their social insurance number. Continue reading →

Zhebin Cong, who was found not criminally responsible for the death of his roommate, had been on an unaccompanied trip into the community from the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health on July 3 when he failed to return, the hospital said. Continue reading →

Traffic investigators say the teen had an M2 licence for operating a motorcycle but no valid G-class licence for a car. Continue reading →

The province has appointed former Manitoba deputy minister Doug McNeil to recommend ways Ontario can reduce the impacts of flooding and help communities deal with them. Continue reading →

Brantford Police say the pair, in their 60’s, succumbed to their injuries on scene. Continue reading →

The words tweeted by the president of the United States of America this week were divisive and nothing else — and all for votes, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading →

York Regional Police revealed details on the massive bust of an alleged traditional organized crime network that netted more than $35 million in cash and assets. Continue reading →

Investigators say 38-year-old Lori Sellner of Cambridge has been identified as the driver killed in the collision. Continue reading →

Police say the accused stole a pair of purses on Monday, from two different women in their 70s. Continue reading →

Bracebridge OPP and Muskoka Paramedic Services responded to the assault at about 2:30 a.m. Tuesday on Bala Falls Road near Muskoka Road 169, police say. Continue reading →

Police say the stabbing happened just after noon on Wednesday. Continue reading →

Luke Kirby says he was “surprised” and “stunned” to have received his first Emmy Award nomination on Tuesday. Continue reading →

Ottawa wrote off $2.6 billion last year that it wouldn’t collect from Chrysler, and a spokeswoman for Ontario Finance Minister Rod Phillips says once that happened, the province had no legal recourse to recover outstanding money. Continue reading →

Board members will be voting on a motion to explore the costs and benefits of an independent review of events leading up to and including June 15. Continue reading →

The provincial Liberals will choose their new leader in March 2020. Continue reading →