The victim is a man in his 50s who recently travelled to Wuhan, China. Continue reading →

Public health officials say the risk of an outbreak remains low and that the health care system is working as planned. Continue reading →

Officials in China urged the public to wear masks in a bid to prevent the virus — which has been detected in several countries including the U.S. — from spreading. Continue reading →

TD says it will add unpaid interest charges to cardholders’ balances at the end of each statement period beginning in March. Continue reading →

Will Cranley made 27 saves for his second straight shutout and third of the season as the Ottawa 67’s blanked the Niagara IceDogs 6-0 on Saturday in the Ontario Hockey League. Continue reading →

Ethan Cardwell scored four goals in a wild first period but the Barrie Colts needed an overtime goal from Aidan Brown to secure an 8-7 win over the Hamilton Bulldogs Saturday night. Continue reading →

Public health officials say the risk of an outbreak remains low and that the health care system is working as planned. Continue reading →

The job action will be part of a second week of rotating walkouts from the union representing 83,000 public elementary and occasional teachers in Ontario. Continue reading →

Food contaminated with sanitizer may not look or smell spoiled, however, consumption may cause symptoms such as nausea, upset stomach or vomiting. Continue reading →

GUELPH, Ont. – Ty Dellandrea scored two goals and set up another and Jake Durham chipped in with three assists as the Flint Firebirds rallied to beat the Guelph Storm 7-5 on Friday in the Ontario Hockey League. Continue reading →

The Bulldogs will attempt to return to the win column Saturday night when they visit the Barrie Colts. Continue reading →

OPP arrested five people Thursday and executed a search warrant at a home in Caledonia where they seized illicit drugs and replica firearms. Continue reading →

Scores of serious criminal cases where judges denied the use of peremptory challenges could require new trials. Continue reading →

Several people are facing drug and weapons charges in connection with a suspected fentanyl trafficking ring. Continue reading →

Police and firefighters were called to a residence in the area of Fourth Avenue and Morrison Street Friday morning following an explosion and fire. Continue reading →

Mason Millman and Ryan Suzuki have been teammates more often than opponents, spending a bulk of their youth on the same London Junior Knights team. Continue reading →

On this week’s episode, hosts Jake Jeffrey and Mike Stubbs speak with former teammates Ryan Suzuki and Mason Millman, who have been reunited in Saginaw. Continue reading →

Police say the shooting on Gordon Street just before 8 on Thursday may have been targeted. Continue reading →

Premier Doug Ford issued a vague warning to teachers’ unions Friday, while all four major groups are engaged in job action and contract talks are largely at a standstill. Continue reading →

Still outstanding is Joshua Benoit, 28, from Burlington. He’s facing four charges, including robbery and assault with a weapon. Continue reading →

“‘Am I going to die?’ He asked me that like three, four times,” a neighbour named Danny told Global News after a 7-year-old boy was shot inside his Hamilton home on Thursday night. Continue reading →

It’s the fifth day of rotating, one-day strikes by members of the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario, and they’re also set to continue into next week. Continue reading →

Toronto Raptors forward Pascal Siakam has been named a starter in his first NBA All-Star Game. Continue reading →

Emergency crews were called to a home on Gordon Street, near Gage Avenue North and Barton Street East, at around 7:50 p.m. on Thursday. Continue reading →

Both concepts from Carmen’s and the Vrancor Group include renovations to First Ontario Centre to accommodate Bulldogs hockey. Continue reading →

There were 457 cases between January and October last year when it took paramedics longer than 20 minutes to reach patients in life-threatening situations due to an ambulance and staffing shortage. Continue reading →

As a result of labour action, ETFO has directed teachers not to create comments for report cards and to not enter grades electronically. Continue reading →