A witness tells Global News Winnipeg police opened fire on a man during an apparent robbery. Continue reading →

It’s estimated that Kirill Tereshin injected three litres of petroleum jelly into each arm. Continue reading →

Quebec Premier François Legault says a strike at Canadian National Railway Co. has left the province with fewer than five days before it runs out of propane. Continue reading →

Tilli Buchanan allegedly told her stepchildren that “everybody should be fine with walking around their house or elsewhere with skin showing.” Continue reading →

The company denies that the move is related to declining sales, but sales fell seven per cent in the latest quarter. Continue reading →

Police believe the crash happened while a pickup truck was making a left-hand turn on Upper Centennial Parkway. Continue reading →

A 20-year-old man and a teen girl from Hamilton were arrested Thursday in connection to a series of overnight break-ins in Kitchener. Continue reading →

Country music superstar Keith Urban has been to Calgary many times, but never for a CFL game like the Grey Cup. Continue reading →

Ticats receiver Brandon Banks won the league’s highest individual honour for the first time Thursday night at the CFL Awards, beating Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Cody Fajardo in voting. Continue reading →

The sit-down between the pair will be the latest in a series of in-person talks Trudeau is having with provincial leaders after receiving a minority mandate last month. Continue reading →

Anything can happen in a winner-take-all championship affair between the two CFL teams that are left standing, but the fact of the matter is the Hamilton Tiger-Cats should win the Grey Cup. Continue reading →

Dan McKinnon says staff and a monitoring system they’ve been using for the last 25 years were supposed to detect such anomalies. Continue reading →

WINDSOR, Ont. – Cole Purboo scored twice and Connor Corcoran had three assists as the Windsor Spitfires extended their point streak to 11 games with a 6-3 win on Thursday over the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds in Ontario Hockey League action. Continue reading →

After dominating the 2019 regular season, Brandon Banks and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats monopolized the CFL awards banquet Thursday night. Continue reading →

The Canadian Federation of Students and the York Federation of Students filed an application for a judicial review. The decision in favour of both federations was issued by the Divisonal Court on Thursday. Continue reading →

On this episode of Around the OHL, hosts Jake Jeffrey and Mike Stubbs are talking about some of the strange and unpredictable story lines in the OHL. Continue reading →

Supporters of pet-friendly workplaces argue they have a positive impact on the stress and anxiety levels of employees. Continue reading →

Education Minister Stephen Lecce says students will now need to take two e-learning courses instead, starting with those who will graduate in 2023-24. Continue reading →

The break-ins all happened on Nov. 18, according to investigators. Continue reading →

David Lametti signed the document — a first in Canada’s history — to prevent the disclosure of information related to a CSIS surveillance operation on the Chinese embassy in Ottawa. Continue reading →

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he is working on learning French and thinks it will be “pretty easy” to pick up. Continue reading →

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he is “proud” of his decision to tear up hundreds of renewable energy deals signed by the previous Liberal government. Continue reading →

Police say Lovleen Dhawan was last seen in mid-August. Continue reading →

The Progressive Conservative government had initially said there would be no cap on the number of retail pot shops after cannabis was legalized. Continue reading →

The Vanier Cup will become part of Grey Cup again if the CFL commissioner gets his way. Continue reading →

Ford says the team, including several senior cabinet ministers, will work with federal counterparts on priorities such as infrastructure, health care and economic growth. Continue reading →

Police say the crash happened near Fiddler’s Green Road between Book Road and Butter Road West on Wednesday night. Continue reading →

The update comes from an article written by six doctors who treated the Ontario teen during a 47-day hospital stay. Continue reading →