Under the name ‘Yukon Striker,’ the new coaster will be the longest, fastest and tallest dive roller-coasters in the world. Continue reading →

Many were surprised Monday by another little-known Google feature that tracks their location,. Here’s how to turn it off. Continue reading →

Saudi Arabia’s state-owned television network has falsely claimed that Canada imprisoned several individuals over “freedom of opinion,” including psychologist Jordan Peterson. Continue reading →

“It makes me very concerned. And I think that all Americans should be very concerned,” Omarosa Manigault Newman told Reuters. Continue reading →

According to the Ministry of Finance website, the basic tax rate for beer will rise three cents per litre on Nov. 1. Continue reading →

They say both the other driver involved in the crash and a police officer sustained minor injuries from the incident. Continue reading →

Hoggard, 34, was arrested last month and charged with one count of sexual interference and two counts of sexual assault causing bodily harm. Continue reading →

Toronto police responded to a call around 11:30 p.m. near Ontario Street and Wellesley Street. Continue reading →

Under the name ‘Yukon Striker,’ the new coaster will be the longest, fastest and tallest dive roller-coasters in the world. Continue reading →

“Everybody should be wary. The amount of fentanyl it takes to kill you is almost imperceptible to the eye and carfentanil is a hundred times more potent.” Continue reading →

Police said emergency crews were called to Sinclair and Wyecroft roads, located near Dorval Road and the Queen Elizabeth Way, at around 4:10 p.m. on Tuesday. Continue reading →

Talks with municipalities will help the province determine the details, said the Progressive Conservatives, who stressed that public safety was a key component of the distribution system that alters the previous administration’s plan to have pot only in publicly owned outlets. Continue reading →

The New Democrats said the government used the summer to push through legislation without public consultation. Continue reading →

Premier Doug Ford announced at the end of July that his government would move to reduce the number of council seats in the city to 25 from 47. Continue reading →

Toronto police are investigating three separate daylight shootings in the city’s west end on Tuesday. Continue reading →

Experts say Ontario’s decision to delay opening three overdose-prevention sites could have dire consequences. Continue reading →

Toronto police say the books will be privately delivered to the families of Const. Robb Costello and Const. Sara Burns. Continue reading →

Eight-year-old Jacob Notaro needs a new EpiPen but they’re in short supply. And his mom is getting mixed messages about whether he can still go to school. Continue reading →

Treasury Board President Peter Bethlenfalvy says EY Canada will conduct an audit of all government programs and services, something Premier Doug Ford promised during the spring election campaign. Continue reading →

“No Discussion” features the performer alongside English grime artist AJ Tracey. It was posted on various streaming platforms on Monday. Continue reading →

According to the Ministry of Finance website, the basic tax rate for beer will rise three cents per litre on Nov. 1. Continue reading →

John Reszetnik is charged with first-degree murder in the death of 73-year-old Yosuke Hayahara. Continue reading →

“Our train would have gone under it in minutes, like less than five minutes,” Bresge said. Continue reading →

The union says the board of governors “refuses to bargain in good faith” and that its workers will continue to picket through the duration of the CNE if the dispute isn’t resolved. Continue reading →

Ten new board members were named as replacements for Hydro One’s previous 14-member board, which resigned last month. Continue reading →

If passed, the Better Local Government Act would cut the number of Toronto city council wards to 25 from 47 in the October municipal election. Continue reading →

The Tories have said teachers will use a version of the curriculum developed in 1998 as the government carries out public consultations for a new document. Continue reading →

The incident happened around 11:30 p.m. Monday at Ninth Street and Garnett Janes Road near Lake Shore Boulevard West and Islington Avenue. Continue reading →