A Texas man was rushed to hospital after he accidentally shot himself in the stomach while spinning a gun on his finger at his daughter’s birthday party. Continue reading →

Jody Wilson-Raybould, the former attorney general at the heart of questions on the SNC-Lavalin affair, told reporters “I am a Liberal member of Parliament” after a cabinet meeting. Continue reading →

The TTC said a transit agency staff member saw a crowdfunding campaign and recalled the bassoon being dropped off at the lost and found. Continue reading →

Christopher Husbands admitted he was the shooter in the mall attack but his lawyers argued he should be found not criminally responsible due to mental illness. Continue reading →

The decision released today says placing such a restriction on the payments to doctors for publicly insured services would be unfair. Continue reading →

The crash happened on Highway 401 near Liverpool Road at around 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Continue reading →

Lisa MacLeod has apologized after the Ontario Association for Behaviour Analysis said she and her staff told them it would be “four long years” for the organization if they didn’t provide a positive quote to help promote the program. Continue reading →

York Regional Police said they arrived to Green Lane, west of Leslie Street, and located a driver who allegedly smelled like alcohol and was fast asleep in a pickup truck. Continue reading →

Seven children, all members of a Syrian family who arrived in Canada about two years ago, died in an early morning house fire Tuesday in Halifax, the worst fire toll in recent memory in Nova Scotia. Continue reading →

The Ford government said its Comprehensive Ontario Police Service Act would replace the previous government’s Bill 175, which PC officials said treated police with suspicion. Continue reading →

Police said the incident happened near Caledonia Road and Lotherton Pathway just south of Lawrence Avenue West. Continue reading →

The groups say the cuts announced last month will increase student debt, limit access to higher education and hurt student voices at Ontario colleges and universities. Continue reading →

Netflix announced Tuesday it is expanding its presence in Canada by leasing two studio spaces along the downtown industrial waterfront area. Continue reading →

Riya Rajkumar’s funeral service will take place at Lotus Funeral and Cremation Centre in Etobicoke at 9 a.m. on Wednesday. Continue reading →

Officers found the front door of the home with multiple bullet holes. Continue reading →

Legislation is also expected before the end of the month to create a health “super agency,” moving local health integration networks, Cancer Care Ontario, eHealth Ontario under one umbrella. Continue reading →

Sasha Chmelevski scored five goals as the Ottawa 67’s defeated the North Bay Battalion 6-3 in Ontario Hockey League action Monday. Continue reading →

It’s been six weeks of despair for Toronto musician Jeff Burke after his bassoon and several other items were stolen in early January. Continue reading →

The unit, which is described by police as an oversight unit to assist and support missing persons investigations at each of the service’s divisions, was formed in July 2018. Continue reading →

The Court of Appeal for Ontario found the judge failed to properly caution jurors on the dangers inherent to eyewitness identification and failed to give guidance on how to assess evidence related to Paul Chafe’s reaction to the allegations. Continue reading →

The challenge is expected to be heard in a Toronto court on Tuesday. Continue reading →

The investigation, dubbed Project Moses, into the trafficking of drugs and guns began in October. Continue reading →

Authorities say the crash happened on a straight part of the trail just after a curve. Continue reading →