School officials said the assaults, which the administration was initially made aware of last Monday, were videotaped and circulated on social media. Continue reading →

The Big Binge Bonus promotion offering 100 gigabytes of extra data is Freedom’s latest tactic for distinguishing itself from Canada’s national wireless carriers owned by Rogers, Bell and Telus. Continue reading →

An Ohio judge who served nine months in prison for viciously assaulting his ex-wife in front of their kids in 2014 has been arrested for allegedly stabbing her to death.  Continue reading →

Finland’s president confirmed he spoke with U.S. President Donald Trump about how to manage forest fires, but he doesn’t recall mentioning raking. Continue reading →

“Oh, that’s dirty.” Continue reading →

A ceremony on Dec. 1 will mark the official reopening of the historic bridge. Continue reading →

Donations can be dropped off anytime between now and Dec. 14, when the Delta Armouries will be hosting the drive-thru toy drive. Continue reading →

François Legault, whose Coalition Avenir Quebec swept to power last month, is making his first official visit to Ontario Premier Doug Ford. Continue reading →

The resolution, introduced at the convention by parental rights advocate Tanya Granic Allen, declares gender identity a “Liberal ideology” and asks that references to it be removed from Ontario’s sex-education curriculum. Continue reading →

The boy was only up to his ankles in the water, and walked out of the river as soon as emergency crews arrived at the scene. Continue reading →

School officials said the assaults, which the administration was initially made aware of last Monday, were videotaped and circulated on social media. Continue reading →

Tickets for the April 11 show go on sale Friday. Continue reading →

The vehicle failed to stop, prompting police to block it with several cruisers at a red light. Continue reading →

The London Lightning began this season the way they ended last season: with a victory. Continue reading →

The victory stretched London’s winning streak to nine games and gave them an 11-0-1 record in their last 12 games. Continue reading →

Greg Reeves said Sunday he held off on promptly informing police about an alleged sexual assault involving students on campus because the victim hadn’t yet told his family about the incident. Continue reading →

In a statement, the school also says it’s launching a “rigorous independent examination” into attitudes and behaviours that are “inconsistent with its culture and values.” Continue reading →

The young couple got engaged this summer in the Bahamas after about a month of dating. Continue reading →

The Mitchell Bowl was an old-fashioned test of smash-mouth football between the Western Mustangs and the University of Saskatchewan Huskies at TD Stadium on Saturday. Continue reading →

The rivalry between the London Knights and the Guelph Storm is getting back to where it used to be. Continue reading →

British Columbia leads way with 5 cities in top 15 and 20 in total list of 55. Continue reading →

Already with a glut of infielders, the Blue Jays opened some room by trading Aledmys Diaz to the Houston Astros for starting pitching prospect Trent Thornton on Saturday. Continue reading →

“I didn’t realize at the time, but there was a bit of an initiation rite. And I experienced sexualized violence,” said Bedard, now 52. Continue reading →

On the flip side, some experts noted that many estimates regarding Canada’s federal debt do not take into account the government’s current assets. Continue reading →

Those looking to attend the festivities can head over to Nash Jewellers on Wonderland Road. Continue reading →

The vote happened Saturday morning, during the party’s three-day convention in Toronto. Continue reading →

This is the first convention in 15 years to be held by the Ontario PCs while the party is in power. Continue reading →

The London Knights kicked off three games in three days in three different cities with a game against the Peterborough Petes on Friday. Continue reading →

This is the second such raid in a month by Ottawa police as the service raided two other shops earlier in November. Continue reading →