Ethics report that found Trudeau broke the rules is prompting little shift among voters. Continue reading →

The words may not have been explicit, but oilpatch contractor Matthew Linnitt says he read between the lines: lie on official documents about an incident that could have killed him, or someone would be fired. Continue reading →

In response to a question about the Canadian citizenship of Jack Letts, also known as “Jihadi Jack,” Justin Trudeau said Canada will make sure its laws are enforced. Continue reading →

The allegations were first made public on Monday, when the Winnipeg Free Press identified Master Cpl. Patrik Mathews as an alleged recruiter for the white supremacist network, The Base. Continue reading →

OPP claim a man from Guelph and a woman from Burlington fled police, failed to stop, struck a police vehicle, and abandoned their car before their arrest. Continue reading →

On Monday, police asked for the public’s help in locating him, adding that they were concerned for his well-being. Continue reading →

Investigators believe the man in the argument acquired a firearm and threatened the woman’s husband. Continue reading →

The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario will select 42 companies today that can apply for pot store licences, with the results expected to be made public tomorrow. Continue reading →

Vince Laise will be promoted from associate coach to head coach, while Dave Matsos will go from head coach to associate coach. Continue reading →

Fire crews were called to a home on West 5th Street south of Mohawk Road just before 4 a.m. Tuesday. Continue reading →

Officers say the woman was taken to hospital with critical injuries, where she died on Monday. Continue reading →

Powell started with the HSR in 1969, when an adult fare was just 30 cents. Continue reading →

On Monday, police announced they have charged 47-year-old Alexander Bates with first-degree murder in connection with Maria Araujo’s death. Continue reading →

Police officers say they noticed suspicious activity from the man standing outside the store. Continue reading →

Sum 41 and The Offspring will embark on a 14-date Canadian trek this fall. Continue reading →

The veteran receiver has caused plenty of turmoil in his brief stint with the Oakland Raiders, resulting in an ultimatum from the team’s general manager. Continue reading →

King played in 50 regular season games with the Bulldogs last year, collecting seven points — two goals and five assists.  Continue reading →

The website gives people information on how to participate in public hearings. Continue reading →

The single-vehicle collision closed the Kenilworth Access for two hours. Continue reading →

The rabies vaccine baits are an effort to immunize any raccoons, skunks and foxes that eat them. Continue reading →

The move by the provincial retailer comes as CannTrust faces problems with Health Canada. Continue reading →

The new plan will see all municipalities – including Toronto pay 30 per cent of the public health care costs. Under the initial plan, Toronto would have been on the hook for 50 per cent of the cost. Continue reading →

There are a number of ways drug companies can pay doctors for work, including delivering speeches and participating in clinical trials. Continue reading →

Paramedics treated a 35-years-old Mississauga man for a serious head injury, police say. Continue reading →

Niagara police say the collision happened at Concession 7 Road and Line 6, late Saturday night. Continue reading →

After replacing injured QB Jeremiah Masoli, Dane Evans has led Hamilton (7-2) to two wins in his three starts in 2019. Continue reading →

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats improved to 7-2 for the first time since 1998 after beating the Ottawa Redblacks 21-7 on Saturday. Continue reading →