On January 14 2013, Canada Border Service Agency officials showed up at a detention hearing for a dead man.

An immigration detainee held for months at the provincial jail in Lindsay remembers inadequate food, bone-numbing cold and threats from terrifying criminals.

Iranian refugee Masoud Hajivand will stay in jail in Lindsay, Ont. until at least January after an Immigration and Refugee Board official rejected a bail proposal offered by supporters today.

In a hearing held Monday without his lawyer, family or surety present, a representative of Canada's Immigration and Refugee Board assented to a federal lawyer's request to keep Masoud Hajivand behind bars.

Mike Palmer has big plans for the next few months, including adding more frequent train service to Toronto's subway system.

The total of refused ballots in last week's election, 31,399 across the province, was the highest since at least 1975.

Fewer than half of Ontario voters bothered to cast a ballot in the last general election, extending a 24-year trend. Will that reverse itself today? There's no sign of it.

The province should say how much it spent fighting an unsuccessful access-to-information battle in court, PC corrections critic says.

Six years ago today (or 2,191 days) I filed an access-to-information request that set off a long legal battle that ended today at the Supreme Court.

A loophole doubling legal magazine capacity om semi-automatic rifles was deliberately included in gun laws, the RCMP argues. The man behind those regulations disagrees.