Prince William said that the kids call Prince Charles “Grandpa Wales.” Continue reading →

Migrants got their first glimpse of the robust U.S. military presence that awaits them after President Donald Trump ordered thousands of troops to the border. Continue reading →

Diamond and pearl earrings, pearl necklaces, a giant pearl pendant and other jewelry once belonging to ill-fated French queen Marie Antoinette are set to go on auction in Geneva, showcasing perhaps the quintessential emblems of pre-Revolutionary royal opulence in France. Continue reading →

The girl was rescued when a police officer that was on duty at the impound lot heard her crying for help. Continue reading →

CNN competitors Fox News and NBC are among the media giants throwing support behind the network in its legal action against the White House for revoking the credentials of journalist Jim Acosta. Continue reading →

The stand-alone stores can be open any day between 9 a.m. and 11 p.m., but they must be at least 150 metres away from schools and bar entry to anyone under 19 years old. Continue reading →

The OPP hopes to renew interest in a cold case from 2002 with the help of a new program called ‘Bolo.’ Continue reading →

At least one question has been answered with regards to the plane crash at Brantford Municipal Airport on Tuesday. Continue reading →

Dan McTeague, senior petroleum analyst for Gasbuddy.com, said gas prices are expected to fall nearly four cents a litre. Continue reading →

With the first dusting of snow late last week and more in the forecast, the city of London is closing its greens for the season. Continue reading →

Three organizations issued a petition to Environment Minister Catherine McKenna this week requesting that she recommend federal cabinet issue what’s known as a “safety net order” under the Species at Risk Act for two boreal caribou populations. Continue reading →

Provinces including British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick have all reported varying degrees of shortages. Continue reading →

In total, 870 lab-confirmed cases of influenza were reported between October 2017 and May 2018, nearly double the cases reported a year earlier. Continue reading →

From the $4.8 million, $1.25 million went to the reconstruction of Wonderland Road, while $2.3 million went to various road rehabilitation projects. Continue reading →

Nazem Kadri scored two power-play goals and John Tavares had a goal and two assists in the Maple Leafs’ 5-1 victory Tuesday night. Continue reading →

Over 20 child murderers have been transferred to healing lodges since 2011. Over half of them were held there while the Conservative government was in power,  Continue reading →

“I loved every bit of it. I loved getting ready for the game. The camaraderie, the competitiveness. Everything you get in hockey you battle for.” Continue reading →

This years event only sold 800 tickets a day, well below the numbers organizers had hoped for. Continue reading →

The woman was running in Kiwanis Park near Trafalgar Street at roughly 4:30 p.m. Monday when she was reportedly approached from behind by a man riding a bicycle.  Continue reading →

Mike Schreiner says Ontario’s Integrity Commissioner, or potentially another agency, should look into a published report that Dean French personally intervened in the dismissal of Alykhan Velshi, who used to be former Progressive Conservative leader Patrick Brown’s chief of staff. Continue reading →

Progressive Conservative House Leader Todd Smith says the new threshold will be 10 per cent of the house, or 12 seats, up from the current eight. Continue reading →

Windsor, Ont., will be the only Canadian stop for Ringo and his All Starr Band next summer. Continue reading →

The Thames Valley District School Board is confirming the death of a four-year-old girl, who collapsed Monday during the afternoon nutrition break.  Continue reading →

Three men face a long list of charges after a raid of a property on Kathleen Avenue allegedly turned up more than $42,000 in suspected fentanyl among other substances. Continue reading →

The provincial government has changed a key regulation under the Police Services Act to eliminate the requirement for an SIU probe when an officer provides the opioid-overdose-reversing drug. Continue reading →

Environmental Commissioner Dianne Saxe is raising concerns about the issue in her annual report that has been released today. Continue reading →