Six people were injured Sunday in a shooting that took place five blocks away from TIAA Bank Field in Jacksonville, Florida.  Continue reading →

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) announced Sunday that it will begin rotating strikes on Monday morning at 12:01 a.m. in Victoria, Edmonton and Windsor, and at 1:01 a.m. in Halifax. Continue reading →

But just because legalization has happened doesn’t mean the work is done. Continue reading →

Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer hasn’t promised to keep cannabis legal if elected prime minister — would it be possible for him to reverse legalization? Continue reading →

The London Knights finished out the weekend with a victory in Sarnia against the Sting. Continue reading →

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) announced Sunday that it will begin rotating strikes on Monday morning at 12:01 a.m. in Victoria, Edmonton and Windsor, and at 1:01 a.m. in Halifax. Continue reading →

Police say the incident took place on Thursday around 10:10 p.m. when a 26-year-old woman was waiting for an LTC bus inside a bus shelter near Commissioners Road East and Deveron Crescent. Continue reading →

Two Toronto lawyers launched MKM group to help those who play video games professionally get an even footing in negotiations. Continue reading →

Queen Street, south of West Corner Drive, was closed to traffic for several hours, but reopened late Saturday morning. Continue reading →

Municipal elections are often fought around matters of local importance, but a number of issues have emerged in various Ontario races that resonate broadly. Continue reading →

Police say the fatal collision took place on Clarke Road near Fanshawe Park Road east. Continue reading →

London police say the manhunt began Saturday afternoon, when officers responded to reports of a suspicious vehicle containing firearms and drugs. Continue reading →

The London Knights used a good start to pick up a 6-2 win over Kitchener on Saturday afternoon at Budweiser Gardens. Continue reading →

Western’s homecoming game saw the Mustangs top the Laurier Golden Hawks 46-13. Continue reading →

Current plans have Dundas Place slated to open to the public between Ridout and Richmond streets before the end of 2018. Continue reading →

The bill is called the Terrorist Activities Sanctions Act, which will strip returning ISIS fighters of Ontario driver’s licences, hunting and fishing licences, access to OHIP, and several other benefits. Continue reading →

The Oshawa Generals held on for a 4-2 win over the London Knights, but the final 7:18 would have had action movie stars like The Rock or Steven Seagal or even Sylvester Stallone feeling envious. Continue reading →

The Ontario Cannabis Store says the website launch has gone off without service interruptions and has seen more than 1.3 million unique visitors in the first 24 hours of operations. Continue reading →

Fire crews were called to the scene at O’Neil Residence around 2 a.m. At the scene, firefighters found a working fire inside a dorm room. Continue reading →

York police announced last week a 14-year officer was charged with attempted armed robbery, theft of a shotgun, trafficking and disclosing confidential police information. As well, a three-year Whitchurch-Stouffville officer was charged with breach of trust-related offences. Continue reading →

Norfolk County OPP are asking anyone with information about the deaths of two young kittens to come forward. Continue reading →

Before he left out the back door of his campaign office, Cheng read a statement criticizing the newspaper story. Continue reading →

The airline’s first flight to the States was supposed to start taking off this week, but were cancelled at the last minute as Swoop awaits “one final regulatory approval required to operate to the U.S.” Continue reading →

David Weaver of Nelson, B.C., has been charged with assault causing bodily harm, mischief under $5,000 and mischief interfering with property. Continue reading →

Municipal elections project their professed neutrality with an array of bright and variably hewed campaign signs meant to signal the fact that local races do not fall along the same political party lines as provincial or federal contests. Continue reading →

Cody Perkin, originally charged with second-degree murder, has pleaded guilty to manslaughter in connection with the beating death of 64-year-old cab driver Vijay Bhatia. Continue reading →

Details of the murder of Seble “Mimi” Dietrich were presented on Thursday after Dietrich pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. Continue reading →

Police services board members pointed the finger at Western’s administration, noting their “lack of response” over fake homecoming. Continue reading →