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 →

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

A recent poll suggested this belief has been passed on by generation after generation… without actual science to back it up. 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 Saudi teen refugee has repeatedly faced death threats since her flight from the kingdom earlier this month and is not being left alone due to concerns about her safety. 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 →

The TTC said the bus, which had minor damage, required a tow truck to remove it from Lawrence East station. An investigation is underway to determine what led to the collision. Continue reading →

Mayor Patrick Brown announced late Monday afternoon that he would support opting in. Continue reading →

Experts say, while there is no scientific proof it is the most depressive day of the year, many can relate to the post-holiday stress felt during the winter months. Continue reading →

Brandon Truaxe created Deciem in 2013. The company is known for selling products at more affordable prices than other luxury brands. Continue reading →

The Ontario Health Coalition says the numbers come from the coroner’s office, which doesn’t assign blame in a finding of homicide, but defines it as one person causing the death of another. Continue reading →

The government’s repeal of the curriculum brought in by the previous Liberal regime is also subject to a court challenge. Continue reading →

In his address to the Economic Club of Canada today, the premier said there are already warning signs of difficult economic times ahead. Continue reading →

An extreme cold warning issued by Environment Canada also remains in effect with the windchill hovering around -30 C. Continue reading →

Mitzie Hunter will call on the party at its June annual general meeting to do away with delegated conventions and move to a one-member, one-vote system. Continue reading →