Police said the suspect, identified as Raymond Moore, is known to frequent the Parkdale area of Toronto and is considered violent and should not be approached. Continue reading →

There will be no lobster or long nights playing Monopoly for the Duchess of Sussex. Continue reading →

The eastbound collector lanes on Highway 401 at Avenue Road have reopened following a single-vehicle crash Tuesday morning. Continue reading →

A spokesman for Doug Ford says the Progressive Conservative leader has also directed government ministries to cancel “subscription-based services” and to restrict out-of-province travel. Continue reading →

The insecticides, which are water soluble, have spilled over from crops into plants. Continue reading →

Olivier Rioux, who’s two inches shy of the Toronto Raptors’ tallest players, has been playing basketball since he was five. Continue reading →

Ontario’s premier-designate began Tuesday’s meeting by repeating election pledges and specifically mentioned his plan to roll back the provincial portion of the tax on gas. Continue reading →

In his opening statement, the lawyer for Peter Khill said the accused wants to tell jurors his story. Continue reading →

Zabia Afzal was last seen on May 10 around 9:40 a.m. in the area of Ashbridges Bay in Toronto. Continue reading →

John Reszetnik has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of an unidentified man in his 50s or 60s. Continue reading →

Police said the suspect, identified as Raymond Moore, is known to frequent the Parkdale area of Toronto and is considered violent and should not be approached. Continue reading →

Authorities are seeking the public’s help in locating 24-year-old Tarrick Rhoden and 23-year-old T’Quan Robertson who are both wanted for attempted murder. Continue reading →

The eastbound collector lanes on Highway 401 at Avenue Road have reopened following a single-vehicle crash Tuesday morning. Continue reading →

The collision happened around 6 a.m. Tuesday at the intersection of Pine Valley Drive and Highway 7. Continue reading →

Gooooooooal! Mike Stafford explains soccer to the uninitiated. Continue reading →

Following a widespread recall of No Name brand chicken burgers issued in early June due to a salmonella outbreak, Health Canada says it has received nine more reports of the illness.  Continue reading →

Three home games will be played at the Canadian Tire Centre, two will be played on the road and one neutral-site meeting will be featured as a part of Kraft Hockeyville Continue reading →

Police were called to Bloor-Yonge subway station at around 10:15 a.m. on Monday after reports a person was hit by a train. Continue reading →

John Fraser, who was appointed interim leader last week after outgoing premier Kathleen Wynne resigned, says he will begin the work of rebuilding the party by consulting grassroots members. Continue reading →

The initiative, dubbed “Project Chestermere,” targeted people allegedly seeking sexual services from 16-year-olds. Continue reading →

CarePartners said in a statement on Monday the attack breached its computer system and, as a result, both patient and employee information was inappropriately accessed. Continue reading →

Elizabeth Wettlaufer, 51, has confessed to murdering eight patients, and attempting to kill several more, for nearly a decade by injecting them with overdoses of insulin at long-term care homes and private residences across Ontario. Continue reading →

Police say William Hunter was charged with two counts of sexual assault and was released on a promise to appear. Continue reading →

Emergency services were called to the scene at McCowan Road and Steeles Avenue East around 11:15 a.m. Continue reading →

Peter Khill has admitted to killing the 29-year-old man but has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder. Continue reading →

Richard Florizone, who has been Dalhousie’s president since 2013, is set to lead the Quantum Valley Ideas Lab, which is based in Waterloo, Ont. Continue reading →

A spokesman for Doug Ford says the Progressive Conservative leader has also directed government ministries to cancel “subscription-based services” and to restrict out-of-province travel. Continue reading →

Finance Minister Bill Morneau did not break federal conflict of interest rules by sponsoring a bill that reformed Canadian pension regulations. Continue reading →