By granting a stay, there will be 25 wards instead of 47 in the upcoming municipal election as originally set out in Bill 5, the Better Local Government Act. Continue reading →

Investors in Canadian weed shares are having a great start to the week as the cannabis sector continues to soar on the stock market. Continue reading →

A Mexican official has been fired over a so-called “mobile morgue” truck that has been driving around Jalisco state, collecting the bodies of cartel victims. Continue reading →

A majority of Torontonians, Ontarians and Canadians oppose Ford’s use of the notwithstanding clause — and many of them want Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step in. Continue reading →

Police say the store received a call from an unknown male who spoke of a suspicious package that was dangerous. Continue reading →

Dozens of veterans helped create poppies Wednesday that will be used in the final moments of the fall production. Continue reading →

The threatened use of the notwithstanding clause isn’t a bug in a bumbling process, but a feature, Matt Gurney says. Continue reading →

Mayoral candidate Tanya Park says she’s heard that many seniors above the cutoff for new low-income passes are struggling without their old seniors passes. Continue reading →

Ian Buruma, an editor with the New York Review of Books, is no longer with the magazine following the publication of a controversial article by disgraced CBC Radio host Jian Ghomeshi. Continue reading →

The province did not oppose certification of the $600-million action whose representative plaintiff maintains his already fragile mental health was exacerbated by stints in segregation. Continue reading →

A week ago Christopher Clements-Card was shot in the parking lot of the Tim Hortons near Dundas Street and Bonaventure Drive. Continue reading →

Police say the victim and a friend were walking northbound on Richmond Street near Piccadilly Street at the time.  Continue reading →

By granting a stay, there will be 25 wards instead of 47 in the upcoming municipal election as originally set out in Bill 5, the Better Local Government Act. Continue reading →

Ed Holder joins fellow candidate and current city councillor Tanya Park in backing the idea of a permanent site. Continue reading →

The goal behind the new space is to help empower visually impaired individuals to have the skills they need to succeed in their day-to-day lives. Continue reading →

While a proposal to increase the number of taxi licences in the city was narrowly defeated, many other changes passed with little issue. Continue reading →

Tavares and Marner combined for six points Tuesday as the Leafs defeated the Ottawa Senators 4-1 in the opener of the NHL exhibition schedule for both clubs. Continue reading →

A majority of Torontonians, Ontarians and Canadians oppose Ford’s use of the notwithstanding clause — and many of them want Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step in. Continue reading →

The musical is based on the true story of a gay Oshawa student who fought to bring his boyfriend to his high school prom in 2002. The show opens Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. Continue reading →

Three people face multiple charges after failing to stop for Durham police. Continue reading →

The majority of councillors voted in favour of a motion Monday to endorse an electric system in principle, meaning that decision is not final. Continue reading →

Four people have been charged with child pornography and luring offences in an OPP investigation which stretched throughout southern Ontario. Continue reading →

Opioid overdoses killed an estimated 1,036 Canadians between January and March 2018, according to new figures. Continue reading →

On Tuesday morning, the museum unveiled its new cryobank lab in Gatineau where six new cylindrical freezers will house over 31,000 samples from all across the world. Continue reading →

According to officials with the London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC), both surgeries were needed to replace damaged heart valves. Continue reading →

The proposed representative plaintiff argues the centre’s failure to destroy the DNA records violated his privacy and provisions of the Criminal Code. Continue reading →

All four agencies rate Ontario in the middle of the pack among Canadian jurisdictions, but Weltman says all affirm the province has a strong credit rating. Continue reading →

‘Nighttime’ will debut on radio the week of Oct. 22, 2018 on Corus owned Global News Radio stations: CKNW, CHQR, CHED, CFPL, CHML, and 640 Toronto. Continue reading →