Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that he was “deeply concerned” and that crisis talks were to be held in response to the incident. Continue reading →

Michael Wernick, one of the central figures in the SNC-Lavalin affair, has announced he will retire ahead of schedule. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has shuffled his cabinet for the third time in three months. Continue reading →

Pirro suggested last week that Omar’s use of a hijab was unconstitutional. Fox did not air her show last Saturday but has not explained why. Continue reading →

The “heroic” teen that smashed an egg into the back of the head of an Australian anti-Muslim senator over the weekend has doubled-down on his internet fame. 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 →

A vigil will begin at 6 p.m. at the corner of Richmond Street and Central Avenue. 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 →

The main Juno Awards will be broadcast from Budweiser Gardens on Sunday. Continue reading →

The London Lightning lost for the first time in nine games as they travelled to Kitchener-Waterloo on Saturday. Continue reading →

The London Knights’ final game of the regular season ended up deciding first place in the OHL’s Western Conference. Continue reading →

BARRIE, Ont. – Jason Robertson is on the verge of capturing the Ontario Hockey League scoring title after his latest performance. Continue reading →

Magnus Paajarvi scored two goals to lead the last-place Ottawa Senators to a 6-2 win over the slumping Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday night. Continue reading →

They allege they were made to work 12- and 14-hour days and forced to live in squalid conditions. A group of 20 was assigned to one small home, with up to eight people sharing one bedroom. Continue reading →

The London Knights began the final weekend of the 2018-19 OHL regular season on Friday night in Sault Ste. Marie. Continue reading →

SARNIA, Ont. – The playoff picture is set in the Ontario Hockey League. Continue reading →