“I’m proud. I’m a proud Canadian and I was impressed by the number of Canadians who take the time to come out and to honour the service of those who have fallen in the service of their country,” said Col. Daniel Stepaniuk. Continue reading →

The park was originally developed in the 1930s to celebrate the coronation of King George VI and honour Canada’s war veterans. Continue reading →

Earlier this year, Toronto city council voted in favour of asking upper levels of government to ban the sale of guns and ammunition locally. Continue reading →

Mayor John Tory, fresh off re-election, announced Thursday that Toronto is creating a new office to make sure transit construction stays on track in the city. Continue reading →

Tory said he also wants the federal and provincial governments to come forward with surplus land in Toronto to increase the supply of affordable housing. Continue reading →

‘John Tory and Jon Burnside were politicians I trusted to serve Toronto, but I didn’t vote for them,’ Matt Gurney says. ‘The problem is they don’t trust me: I’m a handgun owner.’ Continue reading →

Tory defeated former chief city planner Jennifer Keesmaat and 33 other mayoral candidates in a 10-month campaign that had him lead in the opinion polls from start to finish. Continue reading →

Voters across Ontario are casting ballots today to elect their next municipal governments. Continue reading →

John Tory’s biggest threat is Jennifer Keesmaat who entered the race mid-summer after Premier Doug Ford’s council-cutting decision threw the campaign into chaos. Continue reading →