Police and paramedics said they were called to the Bombay Bhel restaurant, which is located in a plaza north of Hurontario Street and Eglinton Avenue, at around 10:30 p.m. on Thursday. Continue reading →

“It was so fantastic because what he did was, he leveraged his fame and power to protect me at a time when I didn’t have fame or power yet,” Gwyneth Paltrow said of Brad Pitt. Continue reading →

The couple only found out about the recording when she got a phone call from the person who received the recordings. Continue reading →

A third lava flow streamed into the ocean on Thursday as U.S. Marine Corps helicopters stood by to evacuate a Big Island community should molten rock or huge cracks block its final escape route. Continue reading →

Twenty-year-old Progressive Conservative MPP Sam Oosterhoff is looking to defend his seat against an equally youthful band of challengers. Continue reading →

A press release issued by the Ontario PC Party said the announcement will be made by party candidates Gila Martow and Todd Smith on Friday morning. Continue reading →

“Any more slippage and a majority government goes out the window,” said Barry Kay, an associate professor of political science at Wilfrid Laurier University.  Continue reading →

Donning his trademarked spiked blue hair, Marc Hall was decked out in prom attire, greeting guests who were about to enjoy a night dedicated to him. Continue reading →

Andrea Horwath announced that she wants to create 1,500 new long-term care beds in Whitby and Oshawa. Continue reading →

The Ontario Civilian Police Commission has suspended its investigation into former police services board member and local principal Michael Deeb.  Continue reading →

Police were called to the area of Highbury and Cheapside Monday morning for a report of a vehicle in a parking lot that appeared to have two men sleeping inside. Continue reading →

The Liberals say just a third of all Ontario workers are part of a pension plan, while only a quarter of young workers, aged 25 to 34, are part of one. Continue reading →

A recording that appears to capture Doug Ford offering up free PC party memberships in a nomination race may seem sketchy, but Matt Gurney says it won’t help the Liberals a bit. Continue reading →

An Ipsos poll shows Ontario progressives are rallying to the NDP, but will that be enough to motivate NDP supporters to vote on June 7? Continue reading →

NDP Leader Andrea Horwath made the announcement Thursday morning at a campaign stop in Toronto, saying it would help ease the strain on hospitals. Continue reading →

The incident occurred around 5:45 p.m. on May 18 along Elgin Road near Mossley Drive, police said. Continue reading →

Montreal-based Saputo says the purchase price will be paid in cash and available credit. Continue reading →

The list is based on Google Trend scores, endorsement dollars and social media followings. Continue reading →

The project is a cooperative effort between students at Western University, researchers, and the city. Continue reading →

According to the report, complexity and cost are major obstacles to relocating the lines. Continue reading →

While a sizable number of voters – more than one third of those asked – have yet to make a final decision about where their X will go come voting day, the survey indicates Andrew Horwath and her New Democrats are far and away the favoured second choice of voters. Continue reading →

The Leger online poll that will be released today suggests the Tories and New Democrats are tied at 37 per cent voter support, while the Liberals trail with 21 per cent support. Continue reading →

Andrelton Simmons hit a tiebreaking two-run single in the ninth inning to help the Los Angeles Angels to a 5-4 win over the Toronto Blue Jays. Continue reading →

Global News contacted Surma’s campaign office and a spokesperson said they “are taking this very seriously.” Continue reading →

Progressive Conservative candidate Susan Truppe declines an invitation from the London Health Coalition to engage in an all-candidates debate about health care. Continue reading →

If patterns continue, a minority government result is a very possible outcome for Ontario, Barry Kay writes. Continue reading →

The Law Society of Ontario’s guide includes sections on constitutional protections for Indigenous people, landmark Indigenous rights cases, lists of Indigenous language interpreters and links to glossaries of relevant legal and cultural terms. Continue reading →