The milk chocolate quickly hardened after hitting the chilly pavement. Continue reading →

Donald Trump on intervening in Huawei arrest: “If I think it’s good for what will be certainly the largest trade deal ever made…” Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer Michael Cohen is heading to prison for three years over hush money payments to two women during the 2016 election campaign.  Continue reading →

A family of seven who have lived in Canada for more than six years are set to be deported to Colombia on Christmas Eve by the Canada Border Service Agency (CBSA). Continue reading →

Via Rail has selected Germany’s Siemens over Bombardier Inc. for a $989-million contract. Continue reading →

Selvir Peckovic of Stoney Creek is celebrating after winning a $75,000 top prize with Instant Reindeer Games. Continue reading →

Did Ontario Premier Doug Ford interfere in the naming of the new head of the Ontario Provincial Police? Continue reading →

A man has been taken into custody, after a standoff with police in Oakville. Continue reading →

Community Safety and Correctional Services Minister Sylvia Jones says the government disputes allegations contained in a letter from acting Ontario Provincial Police commissioner Brad Blair regarding Ron Taverner’s appointment to the top job. Continue reading →

When he found out he was eligible for a wish, Aiden knew right away that he wanted to be the nation’s leader. Continue reading →

The 206-page report by the Office of the Independent Police Review Director calls the findings deeply troubling. Continue reading →

William Nylander recorded his first points of the season assisting on two goals while Morgan Rielly notched the game-winning goal as the Leafs dropped the Hurricanes 4-1. Continue reading →

Blair said that the “facts of the hiring process” raises a question as to whether the public confidence in the OPP has been harmed as a result of Taverner’s appointment. Continue reading →

If council eventually votes to move forward with the licensing plan, landlords will pay a $200 annual fee and be subject to city inspections. Continue reading →

Police say they received a call from the Ontario Cannabis Store’s resource protection department about the use of stolen credit cards that were used on the store’s online website. Continue reading →

Financial disclosures this week shed some light on Ontario Proud, an abrasive conservative Facebook-based group – with, it turns out, access to deep-pocketed donors. Continue reading →

An alternate oath is being offered after an Indigenous councillor-elect in a northern Ontario town was forced to vacate his recently won seat because he wouldn’t pledge allegiance to the Queen. Continue reading →

Scott Thompson asks why, for the second time in as many months, we’re talking about another killer whose rights appear to be placed ahead of the victim and her family. Continue reading →

If you’ve been given the names Marie or Joseph at birth, you’re in elite company. Continue reading →

Investigators said the two main accused, Bruce McKinnon of Rockwood, Ont., and Jon Rasmussen of Smithville, Ont., are believed to have manufactured and trafficked in excess of 120 handguns. Continue reading →

Hamilton’s expected first quarter net employment gain of 25 per cent is a five percentage point increase when compared to the previous quarterly outlook. Continue reading →

Doug Ford’s broken Greenbelt promise is more than just a reversal in policy; it’s a dangerous retreat to a time of environmental ignorance, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading →

The Hamilton Fire Department said the fire was well involved by the time they arrived, with the front of the structure heavily damaged and flames protruding through the roof. Continue reading →

Washington State regulators said they would not allow Ontario’s largest utility to buy Avista for fear the provincial government, which owns 47 per cent of Hydro One’s shares, might meddle in Avista’s operations. Continue reading →

The discussion comes in the wake of a series of Global News investigations that laid bare how local and international criminal groups are making a killing from the fentanyl trade. Continue reading →

Coun. Maureen Wilson says she’s “dismayed” and frustrated “by the number of advertisements that are out there that try to make menstruation discreet.” Continue reading →

On Friday, Dec. 7, 17-year-old Joshua Leo, a student at Nora Frances High School, was fatally stabbed. Continue reading →