The Alberta provincial election will take place on Tuesday, April 16. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government is projecting a $19.8-billion deficit for the 2019-20 fiscal year. Continue reading →

Marcel Andre Vautour’s suspected victims say he targets busy career women between the ages of 45 and 50, leaving a trail of broken hearts and empty bank accounts across the country. Continue reading →

One expert said the belief that “blood is thicker than water” is often normalized in society and cultures. Continue reading →

In a report released Tuesday, the Financial Accountability Office says revenue from those fees as well as personal property security fees and incorporation fees “continues to significantly exceed program costs.” Continue reading →

Dairy farmers and others hit by recent trade deals are getting $3.9 billion in compensation for lost market share. Continue reading →

Schools will also be required to review their sexual violence policies and form task forces to address the issue by September. Continue reading →

The Ontario Energy Board (OEB) approved new, stricter consumer protections that do “not apply” to more than 325,000 hydro customers in the province. Continue reading →

You could get a get a boozy cocktail with your 9 a.m. breakfast, if one city councillor’s idea gets support. Continue reading →

London’s downtown has more jobs, less retail vacancy, and higher assessment growth. Continue reading →

Eight Raptors scored in double figures on Monday night as Toronto defeated the New York Knicks at Scotiabank Arena. Continue reading →

Union head Tony Clark lauded the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday for giving minor league players a 50 per cent raise, and he hopes other clubs do the same. Continue reading →

Police say investigators were able to use video from the business and a local casino in order to identify the suspect, who was arrested on Saturday without incident. Continue reading →

The vigil drew a large crowd of Londoners to Victoria Park, where they stood in solidarity with the Muslim community. Continue reading →

Toronto’s biggest EDM festival takes place from Aug. 3-4 at Downsview Park. Continue reading →

The court says the ruling was overturned because the judge made several legal and factual errors. Continue reading →

The Progressive Conservative government eliminated free tuition for low-income students in January while imposing a 10 per cent across-the-board tuition fee cut. Continue reading →

After leading Tourism London for 18 years, John Winston has announced he will be stepping down as general manager this coming summer.  Continue reading →

On Friday, the PC government announced it would increase class sizes in an effort to cut costs, but said it would not result in any job losses. Continue reading →

A retailer that’s been in business for nearly 30 years is declaring bankruptcy. Continue reading →

Treasury Board President Peter Bethlenfalvy says there is currently too much duplication and fragmentation in the way government ministries, as well as schools and hospitals, buy goods and services. Continue reading →

MPP Amanda Simard said the comments belong to another era and have no place in a respectful and egalitarian society. Continue reading →

Police in Simcoe say they helped the same woman within a 24-hour span who was suffering from suspected opioid overdoses. Continue reading →

Clarence Street will also be closed between Queens Avenue and King Street during construction. Continue reading →

Here is a look at all eight playoff series in the Ontario Hockey League. Continue reading →

NORTH BAY, Ont. – Jason Robertson secured himself the Eddie Powers Memorial Trophy as the Ontario Hockey League’s top scorer on Sunday with a three-point outing. Continue reading →

London police worked double duty among one of the busiest weekends in the city. Continue reading →

The ban was first issued on Friday, after police reported hazardous water levels within the city. Continue reading →