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Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) announced the largest fentanyl bust in their history on Wednesday. Officers seized a record 46 kilograms in Windsor, Ont.

Ontario Provincial Police and the Canada Border Services Agency recovered more than 300 stolen vehicles in what was called Project Chickadee.  As Sean O’Shea reports, authorities say they’ve successfully dismantled an auto theft criminal organization.

Twenty people are facing more than 130 charges in connection with a massive auto theft ring operating out of Ontario, Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) confirmed Wednesday. The investigation, dubbed “Project Chickadee,” officers recovered 306 stolen vehicles worth $25-million dollars in the operation – intercepting them at ports in...

A British Columbia man is facing several charges almost 30 years after four females were violently sexually assaulted in southwestern Ontario, police say. The Ontario Provincial Police say through advanced DNA technology, they were able to identify 52-year-old Jason Timothy Davidson — who was in his 20s at the time of the incidents — as...

The Finch West LRT is facing criticism for running slower than expected, while Ontario’s big city mayors are urging the province to declare a state of emergency over homelessness, mental health and addiction pressures. Municipal politics expert Myer Siemiatycki joins Candace Daniel to break down the key issues in this week’s Municipal Matters.

Police have arrested three men in Ontario, accused of trying to kidnap several women from the streets of Ontario. Police say the attack was motivated by hate and specifically targeted Jewish Canadians. Plus, President Donald Trump’s tariff threats will once again be front and centre in the New Year, as trade talks between Canada and...

A Belleville police officer is one of more than a dozen recipients of the 2024 Ontario medal for police bravery. Acting Sergeant Jess Sarley was awarded the provinces highest honour for his heroic effort to stop a dangerous impaired driver.

Two Ontario bills, one that reshapes housing rules and another that expands provincial control over school boards, have sped through Queen’s Park, leaving municipal leaders worried about the fallout. From eviction risks to reduced local oversight, cities and towns are working to understand how these rapid changes will affect their communities. Municipal politics expert Myer...

On Monday, Ontario Premier Doug Ford said that “anyone who wants to mishandle any funds coming from the government, they’re going to be audited and they’re going to be held accountable.” This comes after the Ford government forwarded a forensic audit of a company, Get A-Head, a business owned by Keel Digital Solutions, that received tens of...

U.S. ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra warned federal and provincial governments on Wednesday to “seriously consider” running anti-tariff advertising in the United States, adding he thinks the timing of the Ontario ad amounted to trying to “participate in our electoral politics.” The ad prompted U.S. President Donald Trump to suspend trade negotiations with Canada, and...

Players of the Saskatchewan Roughriders rave about the support they have received from fans ahead of the Grey Cup. Premier Scott Moe returns from Ontario following a meeting with the Indian Government that focused on yellow pea tariffs. The provincial government in partnership with SGI are providing additional funding to support Regina Police.

Over a hundred physicians from across the province gather to voice their concerns with Provincial Health Minister, Jeremy Cockrill. Saskatchewan political leaders react to United States President, Donald Trump abruptly calling off trade talks with Canada over an Ontario advertisement campaign targeting U.S. tariffs. The provincial NDP calls for a workplace safety investigation at Royal...

Saskatchewan political leaders react to United States President, Donald Trump abruptly calling off trade talks with Canada over an Ontario advertisement campaign targeting U.S. tariffs. Over a hundred physicians from across the province gather to voice their concerns with Provincial Health Minister, Jeremy Cockrill. A 12-year-old hosts a rally outside city hall calling on the...

The Ontario Provincial Police have released dashcam video of a car driving eastbound in the westbound lanes of Highway 401 in Milton, narrowly avoiding a head-on crash. A 21-year-old man from Toronto now faces several charges related to dangerous driving. As Nicole Di Donato reports, the OPP says no one was injured but note this...

In this exclusive conversation, Ben Mulroney goes one-on-one with the Premier of Ontario, Doug Ford. The two discusses their political aspirations, the challenges of navigating tariff battles with the U.S., the importance of inter-provincial trade agreements, critiques of government projects and regulations, and the future of collaborative projects in Canada. The dialogue emphasizes the need...

Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie is taking full responsibility for the party’s recent electoral loss ahead of a crucial vote to decide her political future, but insists that she is still the best candidate to take on Doug Ford in the next provincial election. Global News’ Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello previews the party’s...

With school back in session, leadership at five school boards in Ontario looks a little different. The province announced last school year it was appointing supervisors due to what it’s calling mismanagement. Municipal politics expert and professor emeritus at Toronto Metropolitan University, Myer Siemiatycki, joins Candace Daniel for a look at what’s happening now and...

A disturbing attack in Welland, where a man is accused of breaking into a home and sexually assaulting a young child. Back-to-school safety is in focus as Toronto police launch a blitz to crack down on dangerous driving in school zones. And Premier Doug Ford declares war on Crown Royal after its parent company announces...

Ontario Provincial Police say 29-year-old Mitchell Gray is wanted in connection with a death and arson investigation after three people were found dead at a rural home in Bracebridge. Sean O’Shea reports.

Ontario’s police watchdog is investigating a report that an officer fatally shot a man inside a courtroom in a remote part of northern Ontario on Thursday. Ontario Provincial Police said late Thursday that an officer from its Sioux Lookout detachment shot an “individual armed with a knife on Wapekeka First Nation” around noon, but did...