‘So I had my team hit out a lot of designers and a lot of them do not want to dress me because I’m too big. Literally, I’m too big,’ the ‘Meant To Be’ singer said. Continue reading →

Canada’s new food guide does away with food groups and serving sizes, in favour of more general recommendations on healthy eating. Continue reading →

Trump was frustrated with Giuliani, according to three White House officials and Republicans close to the White House who were not authorized to speak publicly about private conversations. Continue reading →

A 34-year-old grown Wisconsin man caused chaos in his family home, taking an axe to his television and car after he thought his wife had damaged his prized action figures, according to police. Continue reading →

The Woolsey fire, which hit Malibu hard, was known to have killed three civilians and injured three firefighters. Continue reading →

This, after Pride Toronto said the police were welcome to apply to be part of the festivities. Continue reading →

Leonard, whose workload is being carefully managed after playing just nine games last season with the Spurs due to a quad injury, last saw action last Wednesday in Boston. Continue reading →

As of Tuesday evening, residents of 260 Wellesley St. E. were still allowed to enter the building and remain in their units, if so desired. Continue reading →

Halladay, who is only the second Blue Jay ever to gain entry into Cooperstown, will never be forgotten, writes Rick Zamperin. Continue reading →

Roy Halladay, who died in a plane crash on Nov. 7, 2017 at age 40, will be inducted into the national baseball shrine in Cooperstown, N.Y., this July. Continue reading →

Millard was found guilty in September of murdering his dad, Wayne Millard, whose death in 2012 was initially ruled a suicide. Continue reading →

Finance Minister Vic Fedeli said that giving municipalities the opportunity to choose was the right thing to do. Continue reading →

According to the agency, Exploring Earth uses the photos taken by David Saint-Jacques to explore the science of our planet. Continue reading →

Ontario Premier Doug Ford warned about difficult economic times due to the tax – but economists called the claim “hyberbole.” Continue reading →

The survey of more than 2,800 adults aged 18 and older found that along with the rising number of cannabis users, there was also a concurrent increase in people driving high. Continue reading →

But a source with knowledge of the matter told Global News the government intends to do so though is having trouble finding a way under the policies on which resettlement costs qualify for coverage. Continue reading →

The 11-year-old, identified only as AB, testified today before Ontario’s human rights tribunal in a case focusing on how rolling back the curriculum impacts LGBTQ students. Continue reading →

Const. Vincenzo Bonazza admits to using his authority and police databases to search information about a woman who approached him in 2008 asking for help. Continue reading →

Faqiri, who had schizophrenia, died in a segregation cell at the Central East Correctional Centre in Lindsay, Ont., while awaiting a transfer to a mental health facility in December 2016. Continue reading →

Police said the driver died from his injuries on Monday. Continue reading →

Danielle Kane was among the 13 wounded in the Danforth shooting. A bullet tore through her stomach and shattered a portion of her spine, leaving her paralyzed. Continue reading →

Police in Ontario have been writing about 21 cannabis-related charges a day since legalization. Most have been for marijuana being available in a vehicle. Continue reading →

Hello Fresh Canada Inc. has recalled the red chili ingredient found in some of their Hello Fresh and Chefs Plate meal kits due to possible Salmonella contamination. Continue reading →

Officials say Toronto will likely see between two and five cm of snow. The freezing rain will last several hours before changing over to rain on Wednesday. Continue reading →

Toronto fire officials said they responded to a call around 6:46 a.m. on Danforth Avenue between Chester and Arundel avenues at the Detroit Eatery. Continue reading →

Housing advocates in Toronto are urging city officials to declare homelessness a state of emergency following the deaths of four people this year. Continue reading →

Premier Doug Ford’s government is rolling back protections for more than 325,000 electricity customers in Ontario. Low-income advocates are concerned this could mean higher bills. Continue reading →

How can Toronto play its best game of the season against the league-leading Lightning — and then lose to the lowly Florida Panthers and Arizona Coyotes in the next two games? Continue reading →