Anne-Marie D’Amico has been named as the first victim of Monday’s attack in north Toronto after being run down by a white van on a busy street. Continue reading →

Police said they received the first call before 1:30 p.m. Officers received reports of a white rental van hitting a number of pedestrians while driving south on Yonge Street. The male driver was arrested by police after 1:50 p.m. Continue reading →

The accused, after hearing his charges, was remanded into custody and is scheduled to reappear in court via video on May 10. Continue reading →

A Toronto police officer who refused to shoot the man suspected of plowing a van into crowds of pedestrians on Monday, killing 10 people, was praised for restraint in the face of a suspect who claimed to have a gun. Continue reading →

Dr. Javeed Sukhera of the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry at Western University has been appointed to the London Police Services Board.  Continue reading →

Ten people were killed in Toronto Monday afternoon after a driver plowed into pedestrians. Continue reading →

Police have charged London Knights goalie Joseph Raaymakers with stunt driving. Continue reading →

The southern Ontario venue is temporarily closed because of a strike by casino and hotel workers that began April 6. Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump expressed his ‘deepest sympathies’ to Canadians on Tuesday in the wake of the fatal van attack in Toronto that left 10 dead and 15 others injured. Continue reading →

80 children from the London flew to Disney World for a day trip, part of the 63rd annual Sunshine DreamLift. Continue reading →

The report says a conductor was outside the lead engine, holding onto a ladder when they approached overgrown bushes and shrubs making it hard for him to hold on. Continue reading →

Police say the man made threats to shoot the employee, before fleeing the scene in a vehicle with an undisclosed amount of money and property. Continue reading →

Here is what we know and don’t know about the van attack in north Toronto Monday afternoon. Continue reading →

Members of the Huron OPP were on scene at a house in Vanastra early Tuesday morning dealing a person who was barricaded in a house. Continue reading →

The city is setting up a turnaround in front of London Music Hall but Clarence Street will be the last exit off Dundas Street for westbound traffic. Continue reading →

City councillors were given an update on the $500-million project but decided to hold off voting on the report for another two weeks. Continue reading →

Anne-Marie D’Amico has been named as the first victim of Monday’s attack in north Toronto after being run down by a white van on a busy street. Continue reading →

The accused, after hearing his charges, was remanded into custody and is scheduled to reappear in court via video on May 10. Continue reading →

The SPPC narrowly voted 7-5 in favour of expanded gambling Monday night, adding that a new casino should stay at the Western Fair district. Continue reading →

There remains no information to warrant a change in Canada’s risk level, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale reiterated Monday. Continue reading →

The U.K., France, Sweden, Germany and Spain have suffered “vehicular attacks” that have injured and killed hundreds. Canada was struck in 2014 and 2017. Continue reading →

A Toronto police officer who refused to shoot the man suspected of plowing a van into crowds of pedestrians on Monday, killing 10 people, was praised for restraint in the face of a suspect who claimed to have a gun. Continue reading →

They sit tied 2-2 in their best-of-seven. Continue reading →

Frederik Andersen made 32 saves as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Boston Bruins 3-1 to tie their first-round playoff series 3-3 on Monday night. Continue reading →

Mississauga, Ont., Mayor Bonnie Crombie tweeted Monday that the neighbouring city will also lower its flags in solidarity. Continue reading →

The Maple Leafs held a moment of silence ahead of their playoff contest with the Bruins to honour the victims of the van attack. Continue reading →

Const. Carol McIsaac, a spokesperson for Halifax Regional Police, said police will not identify the victim or any suspects but added that no charges have been laid. Continue reading →

The lawn signs are free, and anyone with a concern about speeding in the neighbourhood can pick one up. Continue reading →