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

Trump’s notes, believed to have been written with a Sharpie, became an off-beat moment during an otherwise serious week of public impeachment inquiries. Continue reading →

Stores in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia will be affected.  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 →

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

Western University students in computer science and engineering are getting new opportunities in the fields of AI and data analytics thanks to a donation from RBC. Continue reading →

“We’ll ensure that everyone has the opportunity to train for and succeed in the jobs that we are going to [create],” said NDP environment critic Ian Arthur. 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 →

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 →

Dan Brodbeck previously won a Juno Award for his work on Dolores O’Riordan’s album ‘No Baggage’ in 2010 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 →

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 →

West Perth OPP are investigating after a student reported a black SUV followed them two days in a row as they walked home from school. 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 →

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

The survey was conducted by independent research firm Leger and pulled results from telephone interviews with 500 Londoners. Continue reading →

One person is in custody and the search continues for two more suspects following a violent home invasion in Norfolk County, police say. Continue reading →

As a child, Odjig studied Fancy Dance but when she was around sixteen years old, her uncle, Gordie Odjig offered to teach her hoop dance. Continue reading →

The money will go to support services the Salvation Army provides, which includes providing shelter, emergency disaster relief, and life skills development.  Continue reading →

Zach Gallant scored twice to lead the Peterborough Petes to a 4-3 win over the Hamilton Bulldogs on Wednesday in the Ontario Hockey League. Continue reading →

Lawyers for a group of Canadians affected by cancer they blame on exposure to a weed killer have filed three proposed class-action lawsuits against the product’s manufacturer, alleging Bayer and Monsanto knowingly endangered lives. Continue reading →

London city staff are unveiling a proposal to develop a comprehensive action plan to get the city to net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050. Continue reading →

The City says more than 10,300 people cast more than 20,600 votes to help decide what neighbourhood enhancement projects they’d like to see. Continue reading →

Sheldon Keefe, who is currently the coach of the Leafs farm team the Toronto Marlies, has been named in his place. Continue reading →

Police have arrested a 38-year-old London, Ont. man in connection with at least five bogus rental agreements, all involving the same apartment in Byron. Continue reading →

NDP Leader Andrea Horwath has asked Auditor General Bonnie Lysyk to probe the cost of tearing up the agreements after the Progressive Conservative government made the move last summer. Continue reading →

A 34-year-old St. Thomas man has been charged in connection with two of the fires police are investigating. Continue reading →